The Fallen Noble Scion
落魄贵子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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A Noble Scion Preparing for the Imperial Exams
Are there any stories where the protagonist is the legitimate son or eldest legitimate grandson of an ancient great clan, receives the family's full support, and gradually rises through the imperial examinations?
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
The Protagonist Is Also Eloquent, Constantly Dropping Memorable Lines and Even Borrowing Plenty of Poetry.
I’m Used to Stories About Top Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Stories About Poor Scholars Passing the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
Set during the Ming and Song dynasties. Highly rated, and preferably complete.
Imperial-Examination Stories About Scholars From Poor Families
I’ve been seriously looking for books about impoverished scholars taking the imperial exams, but none of them quite satisfy me. The writing is actually good, but the characters are too meek. Are there any with strong personalities, where people give as good as they get? It drives me crazy when characters swallow their grievances just because of gossip or the pressure of their elders’ status and family ties.
Down-and-Out, Refined Young Master Vs. Powerful Female Lead
Looking for books like Transmigrate Into a Book, and the Mad Beauty Becomes the Male Lead’s White Moonlight. Mutual healing
Novels About Being Reborn in the Ming Dynasty and Becoming an Official Through the Imperial Exams
Siheyuan Stories Where the Protagonist Researches Technology at a Steel Mill
The protagonist researches technology and makes inventions at a steel mill!
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The Struggles of a Concubine's Son
The Imperial Exams: I'm the Top Scholar from a Humble Family
He Was Only Interested in Her Looks
The Poor Scholar Who Became Top Scorer
Wherever I Go, I’m Taking the Civil Service Exam
The Poor Aren’t Meant to Become Top Scholars? I’ll Defy You, So Why Are You Crying?
After I Transmigrated, I Saved a Fallen Marquis Household Through the Imperial Exams
The Fallen Heir's Road to the Imperial Exams: A Brilliant Future with Beautiful Women at His Side
A Humble Scholar in Commoner's Clothes
The Poor Scholar
I Became a Marquis's Illegitimate Son, and the Imperial Exams Won Me a Wife and Glory for My Descendants
From Humble Beginnings to Minister of State
The Marquis's Son Takes the Imperial Exams
Reborn as an Exiled Prince, I Take the Imperial Exam in an Enemy Kingdom
A Farm Boy’s Journey to the Imperial Exams
The Chosen One of an Imperial Exam Novel
I Was the Top Liberal Arts Student in the College Entrance Exams, So Taking Three Top Honors Is Only Natural
Transmigrated as the Fake Young Master in an Imperial Exam Novel
Reborn: A Farmer's Son Plots to Enter a Private School from the Start
I Transmigrated into a Debauched Scion Who Had Done Countless Evil Deeds
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This book is actually the type that's noisy at the beginning but gets exciting later on, requiring a certain level of patience from the reader. I've now had the pleasure of reading up to chapter 86, and I feel the content is gradually becoming more interesting. The male lead is intelligent and not a brainless overpowered character.
The author has transmigrated into the body of Jia Baoyu's rival. However, this unconventional version of *Dream of the Red Chamber* is a rare find among e-books.
Five-star book, the more you read it, the better it gets.
Almost a Dream of the Red Chamber fanfic 😎😎😎
This book features a meticulously crafted plot and vividly portrayed characters. Although it's a time-travel story, the protagonist is an ordinary person. Unlike some time-travel novels where the protagonist is omnipotent, even more powerful than a saint—so powerful it's unreadable! I hope this book will spark something special. True wisdom is found in the ordinary. I will continue reading! Thumbs up!
I just started reading it; it's quite popular and has a similar feel to *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Based on what I've read so far, it seems like a good book.
The first half is a template for Dream of the Red Chamber, and overall it's very good. Luo Ji's story is smooth and easy to read... The second half depicts his official career, leading to a high-ranking official position and a life of wealth and honor, concluding the story.
I really enjoy watching stories where everyone ends happily, and the colleagues work together to overcome obstacles. The ending, where the emperor doesn't discard his loyal servant after using him, makes it worth watching! Perfect.
Do you need a reason to love a book?
The plot is well-developed, the characters are rich, and it's not mindless.