Super God-Level Top Student

LV 4

MrLeer

First review. This story is about a kid too smart for his own good. He’s smarter than most professors but lacks social skills. I like it. The main character is cute. 5/5 from what I read so far

LV 14

Garcane

My first time reading something with a focus on slice of life/genius mc/academia. Really enjoying it so far. Biggest complaint is definitely the translation quality. Sometimes it has no issues and other times it has the wrong pronouns used over and over and over. They don’t really impede your understanding, but it’s kind of annoying. Really makes me want to read similar novels. Would reccomend

LV 15

GuiltyDream

I stopped reading at chap 138 and never picked it up again, but something major just happened that made me come back. In this book the mc is a genius that casually created an Ai system that is supposedly more effective then Open Ai and is much cheaper to build. Apparently, a startup-like Chinese company recently released an Ai model that is sending America scrambling, its equal and even better in some areas that Open Ai and the other tech giants models. Man did this novel predict the future, or was this written by one of those people that worked on the Ai? Oh, btw, nothing is known about this Ai company òther than the fact that the Ai model was created by a low-key team of 'young geniuses'... The Ai model is called DeepSeek... Bruh, I need to start reading this book again...

LV 15

Sumpfblume

When it comes to webnovels that shamelessly glorify brilliance, Super God-Level Top Student by “A Bucket of Pudding” reigns supreme. This isn’t your typical rags-to-riches story, nor is it driven by dramatic antagonists or world-ending stakes. Instead, it offers an absurdly enjoyable slice-of-life narrative centered on its perfect main character, Qiao Ze, a prodigy who makes Einstein look like he needed a tutor. While there’s no grand plot driving the narrative forward, the episodic structure ensures that there’s never a dull moment. Each chapter is a self-contained gem, filled with clever dialogue, small-scale but satisfying triumphs, and a gentle reminder that perfection doesn’t need to be loud to be entertaining. For those who love watching a character be ridiculously perfect in the most mundane of settings, this webnovel is a must-read—and dare I say, a top student in its own right. :-)

LV 13

kulelat

The story is good, but in terms of translation quality just like most (not all) novels lately each original chapter has been split into 2-3 parts, each part not even quality enough as a stand l alone chapter. It would be a waste of money to support such novel (or waste of free pass for non-whalers)