The main characters were trash Xiao Han, Song Tao, and Qin Qiongfei's urban novels. What were they about? Business, System Style, Academic Genius, Technology, Money Making, Campus Elements? Where can I watch it?

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This book was called " The Generation of the Top Student ". The characters in it included: the main character-Trash Little Han, the author of " The Generation of the Top Student ", the super unknown failed writer of Qidian Chinese Network, the male lead-Song Tao, a jewelry appraiser with a spring breeze, and the female lead-Qin Qiongfei, a genius specially recruited by the National University of Science and Technology's junior class, who graduated with a PhD at the age of 20. The supporting actor was Chen Yunzhe, the son of a jewelry wholesaler. The supporting actor was Jiang Zhongtuo, the stationmaster of the Jewelry Quality Inspection Center of Huachang University of Sciences. The supporting actor was Li Da, the deputy stationmaster of the Jewelry Quality Inspection Center of Huachang University of Sciences. The supporting actor was Zhou Yuanhe, the principal of the school. The supporting actor was Gu Changming, the leader of the Jewelry Anti-Counterfeit Team of the People's Association. The supporting actor was Zhao Yichen, the daughter of a rich family. The supporting actor was Xu Jiao, Li Da's relative and secretary. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

" The Generation of the Brainiac's Wind and Cloud Stone " Author: Foul Xiao Han. This is a novel about urban life. It has a business, system style, brainiac, technology, money-making, and campus elements. It's finished and can be enjoyed without worry.

[User's recommendation: [85] immortal herb-level work.]
The protagonist was a student from the University of Earth Sciences. He used the activation of the gem system as an opportunity to rise up in the academic and business path.
The book was very thin, but it was great in all aspects and was worth fattening up.

This was an academic novel with a more professional nature. Compared to the similar stone-gambling novels, this story was obviously more down-to-earth. It made me wonder if the author was in the same profession as the protagonist.
As a fourth-year student, the protagonist had to pay a certain price to activate the system. Then, he had mastered a gem-related knowledge. Then, he had shined during his internship and successfully escaped the fate of meaningless labor and entered a substantial position.
In fact, this novel was similar to a normal novel. There were many plots where the protagonist was looked down upon and then slapped in the face. There were also some plots that required a clear villain character, and there were also golden fingers from the system that constantly shocked others.
However, this novel is excellent in its academic style, which makes the whole work seem so down-to-earth and a little high-end. Compared to the main character getting a treasure and breaking through to the next realm, I prefer the story of the main character publishing a thesis to do some substantial research, especially the history and future content in the introduction, which makes people look forward to it even more.
The author's writing was smooth, and the story was flawless. The plot had suitable thrilling points and suspense, and some of the chapters were even missing a good chapter…It could be said that this was a very mature seedling of a work that was worth looking forward to and fattening up. He believed that after the main character passed the novice period, the large amount of money and academic achievements brought by the official plot would make the whole story more attractive and charming, revealing the true glory of the story.
I hope you will like this book.