Void_Walker_A

I really like that there are no perfect characters and no fundamentally evil ones; that’s the kind of thing I love finding in the characters I read about.

The pages are infinite; if you read carefully—specifically from the time when the shadow first appeared—you’ll see that the page would detach from the book. If you write more than one word on a page, and that page detaches, would both words appear? So, it makes sense to write just one sentence per page

The pages are infinite; if you read carefully—specifically from the time when the shadow first appeared—you’ll see that the page would detach from the book. If you write more than one word on a page, and that page detaches, would both words appear? So, it makes sense to write just one sentence per page

Brother, your comment on the fanfic featuring the character dressing up as the *Scream* killer was deleted; I had told you I couldn't find the novel.

My friend, I couldn't find it—which site is it on?

As I said earlier, it’s simply because this isn’t your passion. To me, there is a lot of comedy, drama, and entertainment in this novel because I know most of the stories and amusing anecdotes about these scientists—what they studied and what they experienced. I also appreciate the academic aspect and the scientific discoveries they showcase. It’s entertaining to me and to other enthusiasts; since you aren't one, this novel isn't meant for you, so I don't see the point of your comment. It’s like a poetry expert commenting on a chemistry expert's video to say it’s boring.

From Child Prodigy to Chief Scientist by Qors_HRalya It has just begun to be translated

It's simply because you don't understand the topic itself. For science enthusiasts (physics, mathematics, chemistry, and biology), it's different—especially since many of us look up to the past scientists mentioned here as idols! No need to disparage something u can't understand

Honestly, this is a problem in every country—especially for parents with limited formal education who want their children to succeed. They are swayed by what everyone else says and don't really care about their child's feelings; even when the child tries to explain, they dismiss it as naive rambling.