Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1268 1266. Comments on "The Starry Sea of ​​the Scholar"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a book written by a scholar that has already died.

"The Starry Sea of ​​the Academic Master", full of smiles and laughter, 68 words.

Category: Science Fiction - Super Technology.

Summary:
"You should just use the energy you put into playing games to study."

When this golden sentence that parents all over the world use to teach their children becomes a reality, a super academic who is extremely eager to become stronger through knowledge is born.

I don’t like beautiful women, I like studying.

No games, just practice questions!

【Brief Comment】

He also had another book titled "Urban Paladin's Strange Tales", which had 122 million words and was also cut short.

He was promoted to level 5 author with only 2 books, maybe he has more hidden works.

Why am I introducing a novel that has been abandoned today?

I thought about it for a few seconds, and finally I was moved by his apology and felt that I should show it to more people.

The protagonist is a high school senior, a typical poor student. One day, he fell while surfing the Internet, and obtained a system, and the game turned into a learning experience.

There is an initial impression of forced and passive learning. The protagonist is dominated by the system, but gradually he likes the feeling of learning. He deeply appreciates the beauty of mathematics and physics.

As a poor student with a weak foundation, he started reviewing from the courses of the first year of high school. When he didn't understand something, he would ask the teacher. His attitude was very serious. Everyone thought that he couldn't keep it up for long, even his own mother.

His grades improved very quickly. In just one month, he became the first in the grade. He was noticed by the teacher and recommended to participate in physics competition training, where he still achieved very impressive results.

Regarding the system, the protagonists in the academic novels all have their own systems, otherwise they are no different from their ordinary selves before.

While studying, the protagonist also gave his deskmate an unnecessary illusion, making him think that love had come.

What's surprising is that the protagonist truly diligently studies the book, paying attention to every detail. He even gives a few examples at the beginning to show that the author has truly done his homework, and tries to include relatively credible posts, supplemented by simple proofs and the story of staying up all night to solve problems. He's unfazed by the ridicule of his roommates, and when faced with a female classmate he might have a crush on, he spouts off a series of low-EQ statements about how single life is invincible.

Overall, this book is worth reading, although the fact that it is complete and short is a key point.

I won’t go into further detail, so for those who are interested, this is all I need to say.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I just took a closer look at his eunuch remarks, and one of them was about many chapters being blocked.

I also have some experience in this area.

Someone once said that a book that has never been banned is not a good book.

To some extent, that is true.

Only those chapters that touch upon special plots that are too real or too bizarre will face the possibility of being banned.

This is something decided by the top management.

Some people may say that Teacher Qianqian, who appeared recently, can even publish poems with that kind of writing style publicly and successfully obtain membership of the top ZX.

Is this little setback in the online literature circle really unforgivable?

I’m not sure about this, but there are more and more rules and regulations now, which have made it impossible for many categories to survive, and many well-known authors can no longer continue to write books.

What went wrong? Is it a bit too much to blame the third young master entirely?

(End of this chapter)