My doctoral supervisor said: When I was an undergraduate, I just needed to learn how to read. When I am a master, I just need to learn how to write a thesis and practice the routine of writing a thesis. When I am a doctor, my thesis must be innovative.

So it is enough for you to demonstrate a problem clearly with your own knowledge and theory. Clear thinking, strict logic, clear views, solid theory, combined with reality, self-evident is enough.

If you want to innovate, it is more difficult for an undergraduate, because your knowledge reserve and understanding of reality may not be in place. However, if you have a good idea, take the initiative to ask the tutor. Basically, he will give you some advice to see if you can write this innovation. However, newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. I suggest that if you have an idea, you can write it boldly. You can all graduate anyway.