
A Humble Scholar in Commoner's Clothes
布衣小书生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Imperial Exams, Rural Life, Children, Smart Characters, No Dumbing Down, and Real History
Ideally, something set in the Ming dynasty. That one about Zhu Qiniu was pretty good.
Stories About Poor Scholars Passing the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
Set during the Ming and Song dynasties. Highly rated, and preferably complete.
The Protagonist Is Also Eloquent, Constantly Dropping Memorable Lines and Even Borrowing Plenty of Poetry.
High-Quality Imperial Examination Novels
Looking for books similar to *From Passing the Imperial Exams with Top Scores to Running the Government*. Wonderful fellow readers, can you recommend some high-quality imperial-exam novels? Something like *A Noble Son from a Poor Family* or *Running the Government* would be great.
A Bureaucrat’s Son Is Reborn, Rebuilding His Family’s Glory While Keeping a Low Profile as a Second-Generation Official
A scion of an official family is reborn and rebuilds the family's former glory, becoming a low-key second-generation official.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
Male-Oriented Farming Novels Set in Ancient Times
Looking for ancient-era farming novels, aimed at male readers, featuring a PhD in agricultural science.
Alternate History, the Struggles of a Farmer's Son, Transmigration and Rebirth in Ancient Times
What is the point of being reborn into life in ancient times?
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.
Looking for Male-Oriented Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates to Ancient Rural China as a Child
Transmigrating as a Scholar and Working His Way Through the Imperial Exams
Looking for a story where the protagonist studies, draws on poetry and literature from past lives, passes the imperial examinations, and rises through the ranks. Some fantasy elements are fine too. Thanks!
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It feels good, although the description of the male protagonist is difficult to understand in some places. I don't understand why the male protagonist is described with such a crazy laugh and drinking. You must know that the male protagonist is a 10-year-old scholar. If you let a 10-year-old kid get drunk and then recite hundreds of poems, you will not understand why the male protagonist drinks until he is unconscious every time. As a person with an adult soul, the male protagonist should not drink like this. But the whole text is fascinating. The plot of the story is fascinating. The male protagonist is constantly striving for self-improvement, loves his family and is responsible. Come on, support the author, and hope to keep writing. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
This book is good, with a colorful plot.
I like time travel that is different. Nowadays, time travel novels have become overwhelming. Please stick to your heart!
The author's writing style is so amazing that you can't put it down!
It might be a very good novel! But I personally don't like the imperial examination! Especially those from imperial power and aristocratic families who still take the imperial examination without any background! (Agriculture, industry and commerce, it is not practical to take the imperial examination.) Please send me a lyrics! It's not difficult to say the word "fame" The difficulty lies in the coldness of the poor family I failed to lose my reputation Not even qualified to hold the tail end I only heard about the examiner Doubled the price
For experienced readers, if you can read more than 50 chapters, they are generally good books.
It's so well written, the plot always touches people's hearts and makes people want to put it down.
The emotional drama is delicate and well written, keep up the good work [Like]
I like it. It's overall good. But I prefer the story where the elderly can suffer hardships and then enjoy the blessings. In novels, all unsatisfactory things should be turned into good things. The writing is really good. I really like reading it.
It is an ordinary book, full of worldly feelings, lacking a little passion, and the protagonist is not particularly outstanding. It is just like describing an ordinary person.