Imperial Examination: I Just Want to Be a Salted Fish

Lu Jingze, the second-generation rich man, got drunk and was reborn in ancient times. Fortunately, my father was a scholar and his family was well off, so he could continue to be a salty fish and live a peaceful life. Unexpectedly, the scholar's father failed the exam many times and had no choice but to give up and pin his hopes on his son. Lu Jingze was about to cry but had no tears. He was beaten with a stick by his father at home to study, and he was given high hopes by his master in the academy. Seeing the piles of Lao Gao's books in the study, Lu Jingze's eyes darkened as he was taking a break from his busy schedule. No one knows that the youngest chief minister in the history of the dynasty, the crown prince Taifu, the third yuan and the number one scholar, argued with the Manchu officials in the court. Lu Jingze, who was not afraid of the enemy on the battlefield, originally dreamed of being a salted fish. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.