I Came First in the Imperial Exams and Became a Just Official in Ancient Times

The male protagonist is a woman dressed as a man, so he loves his sisters very much and loves every male protagonist of the imperial examination who respects women equally! The golden finger is not big but useful and has excellent memory. The best ones are also quick to solve, and I don't like the many best imperial examination papers that are annoying to watch. I hope the author will speed up the progress of the imperial examination, and the male protagonist will take the exam soon! ! !

Finally, I found a good-looking imperial examination article from Tomato. I really like this kind of article, which mainly focuses on the imperial examination and has a secondary line about family and family affairs. However, it seems that not many people read it. Every time I see such a good article, I feel so sorry that not many people read it. I hope that the author's data will continue to rise and his income will continue to rise! ! ! ! !

The writing is wonderful, but in the midst of a book drought, I couldn't find anything interesting to read. I didn't jump into reading this book because it was too thin and left me wanting more!

Li He's ending is very heart-wrenching, and he truly represents the most ruthless emperor's family perfectly! In his life, Li He was worthy of the people, worthy of the emperor he followed, and worthy of the country. I think the only person he regretted and felt owed in his life was his parents! ! ! Why! It's painful to watch!

It's well written, and you can tell that the author is knowledgeable. To be honest, the handling of Dafang's family is really terrible. A little too harsh. I didn't try to teach him strictly, I just killed him. He didn't consider his father's feelings at all. There's a bit of a character twist. He has so much compassion for strangers, and he acts so resolutely when he comes to his own home. At least it is for the sake of the protagonist, me. Even if he is exiled, at least the boss and his family will be saved. It is almost enough to kill the culprit. Later, the soft knife was pointed at the direct grandparents, which was completely unacceptable. Even if there are foreshadowings in the later stage, I am afraid that the officialdom will exploit the loopholes, but I personally cannot accept this plot at all. Maybe I'm more of a saint! I still like the kind of family harmony and working together to make progress. Even if there are conflicts and bad things, they can be resolved neatly. I really can't accept this kind of beating to death with a stick. Leave a five-star wish for the author to write better and better. See you if the author has a next book

It's very interesting, and it's my favorite without cp. It may be a bit dull at the beginning, but it gets better and better later on. I hope the author can keep it up and look forward to the heroine's court scenes (it would be nice to be more rigorous in terms of age).

The author is a rare woman wearing a man without cp. He has created a complete story that is in line with that era. It is smooth and smooth, but there are still flaws. For example, the relationship between the male protagonist and the uncle's family in the early stage was relatively simple and crude, and the final conviction was more damaging to the reputation. Also, the names given to boys in the male protagonist's family are relatively rural, not like those chosen by scholars, and are not even as good as the names of some of his sisters. The ending is generally good and more in line with the thoughts of the king in the feudal era. As a reformer, it makes sense to get such an ending.

The story is eloquent, warm and touching, and the family strives to make progress~

It's a story about a woman dressing up as a man, and the story about the imperial examination. The protagonist's character is a bit indecisive, especially the sisters, who don't care about their health for their own health, and they get sick from time to time. It's a bit annoying to watch, but the plot of the imperial examination is not bad, so I'll give it a try. . .

Despite his passion and hard work, he still did not escape the emperor's suspicion. Even if the new policies benefited the country and made a dynasty prosperous, they could not avoid the end of exterminating the family! Fortunately, the protagonist has the foresight! This is also the reason why feudal society will eventually be replaced, and the interests of the ruling class cannot be moved. The author describes the imperial examinations in detail in the first half, but the officialdom in the second half is written too hastily and I can't get enough of it! The author can start another masterpiece! Expect!