Great Ming: I Take the Imperial Exams and Write Essays for My County Magistrate Father
大明：考科举，我为县长父亲写文
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 368k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
117Chapters
2.1MReads
134.3kFlowers
10.0Score
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If Zhu Biao had not died of illness, it would be impossible for anyone else to become emperor. Zhu Biao was inherently strong, Zhu Yuanzhang liked him the most, and the civil servants and generals also admired him. When Zhu Biao was not dead, Zhu Di probably had no idea of becoming emperor, because he knew there was no chance and he obeyed Zhu Biao.
Proposing the theory of evolution without Akechi being enlightened is still too advanced. No one will accept that he evolved from an ape. The protagonist may be regarded as a madman. What's more, the theory of evolution will greatly shake the imperial power, and the protagonist's life may be in danger.
Is everything based on the Tao Te Ching an over-interpretation? Worse than plagiarism!
I have been cultivating the inner elixir for 20 years, but the doctor insisted on taking it out for me despite saying it was strong. Alas.
Divine power or imperial power? Is your Taoism beneficial to the Ming Dynasty? The Han people have never relied on the support of a certain sect to survive for a long time.
In the Ming Dynasty, only eight-legged essays could be written in the imperial examination. Questions like your book's title could not have existed in the Ming Dynasty.
This plot is a bit poisonous. It is clearly stated that the protagonist is young and asked to assist the prince. The next chapter will make a five-year agreement and be beheaded.
Confucius called me "teacher" when he saw me. How come his descendants regarded Taoism as a heretic? I feel like just one sentence can crush him to death.
Ziwei star is the emperor star. What does it mean to say that the protagonist is Ziwei star Linfan?
What are you writing about? Were those sentences written by the author himself? I kept writing those few sentences over and over again, and for thirty or so chapters, I kept writing around that free composition, or it was about spiritual cultivation. Interesting? What about this self-immersion? Where is the main plot line and what should I say? Does it mean that from beginning to end of the composition, every sentence must be repeated three times, with thorough analysis, profound meaning in the text, subsequent impact, and the characters in the play understanding each other before it can be stopped?