Just Graduated, Got Laid Off, and Now the Comeback System Is Here

Is the author simply trying to save time by randomly casting someone with low intelligence, or do they genuinely believe that college students are like that? Who actually contacts and meets up with each other in the postgraduate entrance exam preparation groups? With the exam approaching, which teddy bear is still thinking about its crotch?

This is a story about a top student starting from undergraduate studies. Judging from the author's writing style, it's probably not about seeking medical help; it's more like research! Commonly known as a "pretending to be a top student" story! 😁

There's a part in the recent chapter that I'm not familiar with, but that I find puzzling. Zhujiu independently developed a brainwave signal noise reduction algorithm. Shouldn't this kind of thing be extremely commercially valuable? Upgrading from two digits to six digits is terrifying and outrageous. But is it really right to just write a paper, publish the algorithm, and open-source it?

I instantly lose interest when I see an older or younger female student.

Does this author really not know how to write villains/opponents/supporting characters? Ugh, the psychology of both men and women is so disgusting.

The plot and character development are both quite good. Keep it up, author!

The progress is too slow. What's the point of reading 2,000 words a day?

Good pacing, who came from the palace?

I'm updating once a day, it's killing me!

It's well-written, the worst part is the beginning, but the plot twists are too big, and the story is rushed. Seeing the grades makes it somewhat understandable.