
From All-Round Top Student to Chief Scientist
从全能学霸到首席科学家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
561Chapters
646kPopularity
1kReaders
4.7kMust-read votes
9.5Score
4kRatings
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Reader comments 36
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Yes, at least there is nothing that makes me hate it. Most books of this type will describe the protagonist being exposed by the Internet first, and then describing an online war. In the end, the protagonist succeeds in pretending to be cool and this cycle repeats from beginning to end of the book. This book doesn't have it, so it still gives me a good feeling, but there are also flaws. For example, Zheng Ronger, she occasionally appears in the first two-thirds, but disappears in the back.
The previous plot is okay, until the point where artificial intelligence is introduced, it feels like the protagonist's IQ has dropped to zero, and he has no consciousness at all. He is still a top scientist after all, and has no sense of crisis at all. What's more, he has just gained knowledge about artificial intelligence.
I have finished reading it. It can only be said that it is much better than those idiots who build lithography machines without brains. It focuses on how technology can benefit mankind and help mankind. I hope that my dream can be realized in my lifetime. If you are looking for a mindless and enjoyable article, please take a detour, and don't read it for an hour and just say it is average.
1. Overall, it is very good. It can be regarded as one of the best scientific novels besides the black technology system of Xueba. Except for the last few dozen chapters, which are a bit forced, the rest are considered to be top-notch. 2. There is no heroine in the story, so don't worry that you will feel like the heroine when you see Ronger, there is no such thing. 3. I don't understand the specific details of technology, but the author balances professional knowledge and fun. It's not a slap in the face, but a certain process of feeling the power that technological breakthroughs bring to the country. However, the author's design of Lao Mei is a bit stupid hahaha. 4. After reading it for a long time, I really hope that such a great scientist will make breakthroughs in controllable nuclear fusion, aerospace aircraft, artificial nerves, etc., I am so greedy.
The first part is pretty good, probably more than 400 pictures, but maybe the author has changed. The plot is a mess, the logic is completely gone, the book is a serious problem, the plot is basically forced, and all the people on earth have no IQ. This is the end of a very good book.
It feels like it's borrowed from Xueba's black technology system. From the selection to the previous proof, Mei Su feels that most of the plots are similar.
Very good
It's good at the front, but not so good at the back. And where can I watch the extra?
It's quite good. Even the last chapter at the end can be continued. The origin of the system can also be continued. It's a very good book. There is no heroine. It's very good.
That book can be given a high rating. The subject matter is novel and not cliche, and it balances the science and the refreshing feeling of the novel. Although I can hardly understand any of the scientific parts, the first part is very good, but until the part about intelligent life, the logic begins to become confusing, the plot is forced to advance, and the protagonist's IQ is also lowered. Overall, it's pretty good. I suspect someone else will write it later.