Reborn as a Genius Scholar

Can Qidian come up with new rules for monthly votes? The monthly votes cast by readers have the right to be withdrawn and voted for again. This can avoid some scams rolling around asking for whoring at the beginning of the month, and then cutting off all kinds of scams. Anyway, your votes are already in my hands, so I will cheat one by one first.

Even if the protagonist is reborn, he still hasn't changed his nature as a second-rate graduate student. He only focuses on making money. . .

This book basically only covers the content related to study and scientific research (before the Nobel Prize). For the rest, you can just skip to the chapter. Especially when you start writing about girls at the end of the previous chapter, it is best to jump to three chapters directly. Basically, the whole book involves girls, and there is no place where it is written that makes people feel comfortable. I feel that it would be more suitable if there is no female protagonist or a direct background panel.

I think what disgusts me the most is that there are too many ambiguous objects! It's not that I'm not good at writing about women, but I'm pretty good at portraying characters! There are all kinds of women wandering around in front of you, and the protagonist is a scumbag who generally does not refuse or object to his actions. His irresponsible attitude makes people feel uncomfortable. Such a technical book should not draw readers' attention to these private emotions! It's so inconsistent and offensive! Alas, every time I get to the women's plot, I have to skip it, it's so laborious!

First, do you think it is feasible for an individual to buy hundreds of houses in Beijing? Even if it works, are you right? Second, hoarding thousands of tons of tea in the 1980s and preparing to appreciate its value after 2000? Third, knowing that sildenafil was later proven to be ineffective, you still spent $180 million to buy it, and paid milestone payments later, totaling $580 million. Are you siding with the enemy? Fourth, does the author have a concept of the full text timeline? It started out fine, but then I started doing this and it was a mess.

Here are some problems I have seen so far: 1. The Sharp Academy is a very unnecessary thing for the protagonist. () 2. The images of many officials and professors are too ugly and unrealistic (such as most officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who appear in the book). 3. I don't know how the protagonist can maintain positive energy while taking plagiarism as a matter of course (especially in the United States when he and DuPont are involved in a lawsuit over the PCR patent, which is a bit ugly). 4. The speed of producing results is too fast (especially the two books and the three G protein-coupled receptor projects published in five or six weeks). 5. Same as 4. In the later stage, the protagonist is still a freshman. Logically speaking, after making so many achievements, he should be able to graduate early and even be rated as a professor. This will be helpful for independent laboratories and recruitment in the future. The author repeatedly emphasizes the protagonist's status as a freshman, which is very off-putting.

When I saw the paragraph "Yang Rui's name is inseparable from PCR", a small theater flashed in my mind: Yang Rui: I am the incarnation of PCR! I am P! C! R!

The book written 8 years ago is still discussed by so many people... Although many of it is being approved, it actually proves something. Anyway, I quite like reading it.

Girls who have a crush on the male protagonist are treated like tools. The male protagonist falls in love at the speed of light as soon as the English teacher appears. Just outrageous.

I watched it several years ago. There are more than a dozen female characters, including Liu Shan, Wu Qian, Yao Yue, Yao Le, Yu Feng, and Xiao Bai Ya, etc. They are all very good girls. I can continue to watch anyone I choose. In the end, the only one I didn't like was the one named Jing. The biggest characteristic of this person named Jing is that he hates the country. I kept jumping into her plot. As a result, I jumped more and more, and finally gave up the book. The hand that wants to make up the ticket cannot click it no matter what. Leave a message to lament, Liu Shan is really such a pity. Liu Shan, Yao Yue, Bai Ling, Xiao Bai Ya. Of the four who were clearly serious, and some who were vaguely fond of them, in the end only Liu Shan and Little Bai Ya had a clear failure ending, while the others all simply disappeared. Especially Yao Yue, who appeared 800 times, second only to Jing's 1,500, so much better than other female characters (300 more, 100 less), and disappeared directly in the end. I really don't know what to say.