I Inherited the Soul of a Great Nation

Very few people can write a good book about the genius genre. After all, the author's IQ is the upper limit.

After reading the first chapter, it was very poisonous. No matter what your purpose is, the competition is to tie or play-off if the scores are the same. You can't use your own inspiration. If you think he has better talent and let him take first place, you are breaking the rules. If you do this, the rules will be gone, and others will be able to have an idea in the future.

The number of chapters is too short to make a judgment, but this subject matter is quite difficult to write. The author should think about how to handle the subsequent plot.

Just after chapter 10, a classic teacher who likes to "teach" people appeared. To be honest, if the protagonist has this problem, it is better to go out and have a look. It is a waste of time inside, just like the two mathematicians you wrote in chapter 10 have not been out.

The most powerful thing about Chinese education is that when Chinese students imagine themselves returning to kindergarten, their first reaction is to become a top student.

The author should probably check the comments section of this chapter. If I see any dissenting votes, I'll join in. Your portrayal of the "female lead" is indeed unlikable.

It's 2026 already, so I don't recommend reading novels by novice authors on Qidian.

The writing is generally good, but there are some flaws. For example, the scene where she helps come up with ideas at the bubble tea shop could have been told in plain language. Because even if you explained it that way, the protagonist's parents wouldn't understand.

Based on my years of experience following novels, a 350,000-word novel currently being updated should be readable if, excluding bots, the number of discussion threads reaches twice that amount, which is 70 threads. But yours seems unlikely.

This article feels more real and relatable than many other articles about academic achievers.