Lu Yan transmigrates into the body of a scholar in the Tang Dynasty, who has been caught cheating while taking the imperial examinations.
As fate would have it, Li Shimin has just ascended the throne and chosen to oversee the exams in person. When he hears the news, he flies into a rage.
Lu Yan's life hangs by a thread!
Fortunately, the God-Tier Choice System activates.
"1: Clear your name and earn Li Shimin's appreciation, then receive an official post. Reward: Lu Bu's valor."
"2: Confess your guilt and receive a lighter punishment, escaping execution. Reward: one hundred taels of gold."
"3: Find a chance to escape. Reward: the blueprints for a repeating crossbow."
"…"
Without the slightest hesitation, Lu Yan launches into three hundred Tang poems, painting half the splendor of the Tang Dynasty with his words.
The blurb doesn't do it justice. Read the first five chapters!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Don't be deceived by him. This book was copied. I've seen it. It's all in the Xinhua Dictionary, but he just messed up the order.
You idiot, you were caught cheating in the imperial examination, how can you become awesome just by reciting a few poems? If you have literary talent, can you govern the country? Just like now, you are caught cheating on the college entrance examination. If you open a few modern poems, you will be let go. Dream on. You will be jailed for cheating.
When did the Tang Dynasty also have imperial examinations? The aristocratic family controls books, and the common people can only rely on the aristocratic family to study. What a god damn imperial examination,*
Md, where did the imperial examination come from in the Tang Dynasty? (Come on me)
Are you illiterate in elementary school? Everyone knows that every poem has a different conception, environment and thought. The ancients paid attention to the careful consideration of poems and prose? Can you stand the scrutiny of others?
Is marrying a princess an honorable thing? No, it's very embarrassing! The majestic Tang Dynasty went to the country, and wanted to marry a princess and go to a foreign country? And it was the Tang Dynasty that had just destroyed the Turks! The author's writing is a bit lame. Can he learn from the Ming Dynasty? The emperor guards the country and the king dies in the country! If not, then the Tubo Kingdom will also be destroyed!
This involves a question of character. He dares to commit fraud in front of the emperor. If he becomes an official, he will repay it. Do you know what it means to kill a chicken to scare the monkey? Do you have literary talent after reciting a few poems? Don't treat the ancients as fools, and don't treat all readers as idiots!
Is your brain being eaten while sitting? Chapter 29. When autumn comes on September 8th, I will kill all the flowers after they bloom. This is anti-poetry. You are so awesome for reciting anti-poems in court.
I forced myself to read two chapters, and I felt like there was five kinds of energy in my chest, three flowers gathered on my head, and I almost ascended to heaven.
The ancient imperial examinations were not just about poetry. If you can write poetry, at most you can be considered a poet. Why did Liu Yong live in the land of fireworks all year round? To put it bluntly, he was supported by the ladies in the brothel. Why didn't he become an official? It's very simple. If you only know how to write poetry, who would want you if you don't understand government affairs? Moreover, the eight-part essay and the like began to pay attention to the Neo-Confucianism of Zhu Cheng in the Ming Dynasty. The Tang Dynasty still paid more attention to physical objects, such as controlling floods, refugees, and local security. So just knowing how to compose poetry is equivalent to knowing how to commit suicide