The Journey of an Intelligent Mastermind into Another World

Many people say that this book is a plagiarism of "Loli" - the reason is that the previous chapters of the book, especially the initial setting of the academy, "will be similar to that book to varying degrees depending on everyone's feelings" - What does this sentence mean? Please read it for yourself. First of all, I will tell you honestly, I will not deny that there are indeed similarities - because this is the most common academy setting in fantasy and otherworldly literature. Let's analyze it below - even so, this is only the part I found myself. First of all, what kind of students does the college recruit? Answer: Noble students and ordinary students. So, the next question is - when you see the words "noble students", what do you think of the "admission equation" and differential treatment for aristocratic students? I don't think I need to go into details. Then, the "establishment equation" of the college and the city where the college is located, and its status in the mainland - regarding this point, when I wrote the article, I first set the background of the situation on the mainland, that is, after many wars, it stabilized to form the current situation. Then, the academy was spearheaded by a certain "brave", and then received the help of many forces in the world at that time, and was finally built. As for the status of the city where the academy is located - my original setting was that its status is on par with "Academy City". Okay, maybe you will say that there are various similarities between this book and "Lori"... I am too lazy to look for it. Reason? I actually thought about it a little bit, how to express it... Finally, in order to achieve the purpose of "making it clear", I finally decided to say it like this - I didn't even have time to complete my own update, so I had to deal with the "similarity" between the two books that I mentioned countless times in the previous book review area? ... I don't have the time to carefully "find the same" with a magnifying glass. If you want to look for them one by one, you can do it yourself. Okay, now I'm going to talk about the "difference" - but again, I don't have time to look at a magnifying glass. The difference in the style of the whole book - I haven't read the book "Loli" in detail, but from the book review and the previous part, it seems that the book is an orthodox light novel? It's good, it's easier to read, and the critical acclaim the author of that book has received is a testament to its success, which I admire--but this book is definitely not that style of writing. From the character setting, daily plot, and the rhythm of the main plot, they are not "light" at all... If you want to think that my book is not interesting because of this? That's up to you. The difference in writing style is destined to lead to different directions in the two books. The specific settings are different—the first is the setting of the characters. As I said before, this book is not "light", so I am confident that the character settings will definitely not be the same - from the characters (except appearance) to the dialogues. Then, there is the setting of the main plot - I have heard of this. The main plot of that book is a royal plot in which the Loli protagonist becomes a hero and saves the world? Well, if you really read this book, you will definitely understand the differences between the main lines. I won't go into details here. ...(Omitting many unfinished inner thoughts here) The above line... Why don't I continue to defend myself when I have a lot to say? The reason is still the same - I don't even have time to complete my own update, so I have to deal with this mess first? Then, the last thing I want to say is my mood when writing this paragraph. Not happy, no doubt. Degree? Ha~~ But looking at it now, I probably can't write this paragraph... If every new reader has this view of "Whose book did I plagiarize from?", Then should I explain it one by one or not explain it at all? Therefore, I have to write a paragraph and put it here first - and what I must say is that this paragraph was written after being questioned, with a feeling of being questioned. As for how to prove that you have a clear conscience to increase your persuasiveness? I think... Let's just say something harsh - if you really think it's plagiarism, you can go to court and sue me.

I read this book a long time ago, and even the readers became new authors. Do some archeology and write a review. The book as a whole has a fantasy flavor, which is rare. There are two main shortcomings. One is that the setting does not have enough of my own ideas, and now it seems to be a bit routine. Secondly, the writing does not feel good or smooth in reading. In general, it is still worth keeping on the bookshelf.

I like this kind of inhuman protagonist, can anyone recommend me something similar?

Does the author still write articles?

Are there any extras? Something like Eco's ability to master projection.

Why did you change Eco's attributes? I'm so speechless. I still want to see Eco with all attributes.

It's finally finished after so long. The author's writing is great, but it's just not suitable for the starting point.

He said he couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. Did Zhi Nao already have a crush on him when they first met? He said he has no love for this kind of protagonist.

So I asked, what is the ending like... Did you abandon it? When I saw the final chapter, I thought it was just a typo, but it ended like this. In the later stage, I already felt that I was rushing to the end, and the ending was like this. I obviously enjoyed it from the beginning, but I was disappointed.