Build a Fortune and Pass the Imperial Exams
发家致富考科举
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 310k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 24
Do Nobody Really Read Books by New Authors?
All you little-known authors who’ve just started posting books on Fanqie, gather round!!!
An Ordinary Family Works Its Way Up from a Minor Official’s Post After Moving to the Capital for the Imperial Exams
A story about a farmer's son passing the imperial examinations and going to the capital as a minor official, with his family going from renting a place to gradually establishing themselves.
Modern Historical Fiction Has Almost No Gems. Disagree? Come Debate Me
The protagonist should not be sanctimonious, and the novel should not be mindless.
Any Ancient Imperial-Examination Novels with the Protagonist Reborn as a Baby?
Looking for books similar to A Guide to Survival for an Ancient-Era Concubine’s Son. It’s always farm boys taking the imperial exams. Are there any about a son from a prestigious family taking the exams, someone like a concubine’s son?
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.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Success Stories!!! Bring It On
Imperial exams for poor scholars + making money + everyday family life
Can We Get Some Normal Imperial Examination Historical Novels?
Stories About Poor Scholars Passing the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
Set during the Ming and Song dynasties. Highly rated, and preferably complete.
Looking for Imperial Exam Stories. I've Already Read The Road to the Imperial Exams for a Farmer's Son in Ancient Times
I'd like to read an imperial examination story. I've already read The Ancient Farmer's Son's Journey Through the Imperial Exams.
One Female Lead Only. One Female Lead, Please
High martial arts, a System, fantasy, wuxia. Any genre is fine as long as there's only one female lead.
Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
Looking for Completed Historical Farming Novels About the Imperial Exams, with a Transmigrated or Reborn Lead
Preferably starting at an academy, with no angst and a golden finger. Most importantly, it has to be completed. Any recommendations, ladies?~~
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*.
Ancient Political Intrigue and the Imperial Examinations, Please Recommend a Few!
Systems and transmigration are fine, but it has to be a classic that’s been building up for a long time, with over a million words!
Looking for Completed Stories About Someone Who Studies from Childhood and Works Their Way Through the Imperial Examinations
Looking for stories with few golden fingers, where the protagonist succeeds through hard work and studying alone. Either the protagonist is reborn or was born in ancient times, and works their way up through the imperial exams. No romance or one-on-one romance are both fine.
A Farmer's Son Prepares for the Imperial Exams
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
Male Lead, Imperial Examinations, and Transmigration
The male lead transmigrates to another world and takes the imperial exams.
Any Good Imperial Exam Novels? The More, the Better
For imperial examination novels, don’t make the golden finger too powerful.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
Imperial Exam Novel About a Poor Scholar: Male Lead With No Connections, No Transmigration, No System, One Female Lead
The heroine should be the legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household or a princess, and the hero should be aloof. I haven’t found anything on any site. I know I’m asking for a lot, but please! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Looking for a Story That Goes From Child Scholar to Scholar, Provincial Graduate, Palace Graduate, and Beyond, All the Way to Sainthood
A world of scholars and literary talent, with battle poems, poetry, and prose.
Any Novels About the Imperial Examinations?
Anything about the imperial examinations is fine. The protagonist can transmigrate or be reborn.
Novels About Transmigrating to Ancient Times, Studying as a Poor Scholar, Passing the Imperial Exams, and Becoming an Official
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I like this book very much, so I give it five stars⭐. The author must update it more. ^_^
It is more realistic. The male protagonist enters Beijing as an official, has a single financial source, lives in poverty, and has a reasonable purchasing power of one tael of silver. The male protagonist comes from an ordinary family and has limited knowledge. Although he has modern experience as a supplement, his own conditions are average. His ranking in the imperial examination is not like other novels where he is either No. 1 Or 2 or the rare sixth grade. Although the male protagonist is not a blockbuster, and the reading will not be hearty, but he feels that he has a meaningful and down-to-earth male protagonist, which is real.
There is no golden finger in the imperial examination, and there is no big official to help. The ordinary road brings a bit of good luck, and the character is upright. It is worth watching. It's just that the author updates too little and loses followers easily.
The book is well written and the author is very serious. The rating is too low. The male protagonist travels to ancient times, where there is no golden finger. Although his family is not rich, he still has enough food and clothing. Under the guidance and education of Grandpa Xiu Cai, he climbed up the imperial examination step by step. The male protagonist is not like the protagonists in other time-travel novels who are among the best in the imperial examinations. Instead, he is lagging behind and has great luck. The male protagonist is diligent and cautious, which makes his imperial examinations in the first twenty years and official career in the next twenty years relatively smooth. Although it is a modern time travel, it is not arrogant, but assesses the situation, and without losing the spirit of ancient scholars, writes novels to support the family; uses modern knowledge to carry out work... In short, the whole plot is more reasonable. It is not the kind of time traveler who goes on a rampage regardless of everything. It looks cool but is not actually in line with ancient life. The author has checked information on ancient commodity prices, imperial examination knowledge, etc., And all have sources, which shows that he is serious and rigorous. This is rare among online article writers.
An imperial examination essay that is different from other poor peasant families. It describes the scholars who were dazzled by the Huaihe River, and also describes the atmosphere at that time. It is really strange that a good article has such a low rating. Come on, support the author greatly.
It looks good and is more in line with my view of modern people taking the imperial examinations in ancient times. [Think]
The writing is relatively realistic. The author has a wide range of knowledge and is familiar with the history of the Ming Dynasty. The protagonist is also an ordinary person. He relies on his own efforts to pass the exam step by step. He does not win the first prize or anything. I like it very much.
Compared with the male protagonists in other imperial examination novels, such as passing three yuan and six yuan, making cannonballs and glass, etc., The male protagonist is not outstanding in talent. He relied on shit to get into the imperial examination and became an official along the way. The plot is also a bit bland, but because of this, I read the full text with curiosity about the male protagonist's follow-up [laughing]
The article doesn't have any bad references to time travel, but it is deeply rooted in people's hearts and has a unique taste. I hope the author is producing good works.
The author's writing is rigorous and serious, the length is moderate, and it is worth reading.