The Fallen Noble Scion
落魄贵子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Stories About Poor Scholars Passing the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
Set during the Ming and Song dynasties. Highly rated, and preferably complete.
Imperial Exam Stories About a Farmer's Son From a Poor Family Who Becomes a Powerful Official, No Exaggerations or Harem
Looking for books similar to *The Ambitious Daily Life of a Country Boy in Ancient Times*.
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.
Any Cultivation Masterpieces With Over 6,000 Chapters, Better Than Beyond the Nine Heavens?
Looking for Stories About Legitimate and Illegitimate Sons of Powerful Families Taking the Imperial Exams
I’m tired of stories about poor students taking the imperial exams. Please recommend some about scions of prominent families who rise to success through the exams. Ideally, the male lead brings glory to his family. The romance should be minimal or just in the background! Even better if there’s an audiobook narrated by a real person!
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
I’m Used to Stories About Top Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Novels About Being Reborn in the Ming Dynasty and Becoming an Official Through the Imperial Exams
Transmigrate as a Prince, Exiled to a Remote Fief, and Develop in Secret
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.
Tired of Stories About Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Transmigrate Into a Prestigious Clan in the Tang Dynasty
Any period from the early Tang to the late Tang is fine.
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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This book actually belongs to the type where the first part is noisy and the second part is exciting. It will definitely test the reader's ability to read patiently. Now I am lucky enough to read Chapter 86, and I feel that the content has gradually become interesting. The male protagonist's IQ is online, and he is not brainless. He is relaxed and relaxed. It should be a very good-looking imitation of the Red Mansions Family. I hope it can be helpful to all fellow Taoists. Please give less negative comments and be merciful😂
The author traveled through time and became Jia Baoyu's opponent. But this alternative Dream of Red Mansions is a rare e-book
Five-star books, the more you read, the better they look
Almost a Red Mansion fan 😎😎😎
The plot of this book is detailed and the characters are vividly drawn. Although it is time travel, the protagonist is also an ordinary person. Unlike some time-travel novels, the protagonist is omnipotent, more powerful than a saint, and so powerful that I can't stand it anymore...! I hope this book will make a splash. True knowledge is found in the ordinary. I will continue to watch! Praise!
I just started reading it. It's very popular and has a bit of a Red Mansion flavor. Based on what I've read so far, this book should be good.
The first half of the Red Mansions template is generally very good, Luo Jishun can look at it... The second half is completed with a prosperous official career, a successful position, and the end of wealth and wealth.
I really like to see everyone happy at the end, and the common progress and retreat between colleagues. The ending is not about killing the king and killing the donkey, which makes me think it is worth watching! Perfect.
Do you need a reason to love a book?
The plot is well drawn and the characters are rich, not brainless.