
Make a Fortune and Raise a Top Scholar
赚钱养出状元郎
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 295k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
Looking for BL Farming and Food Stories
I want good writing, no goody-two-shoes protagonists, and leads who aren’t too weak. Please recommend some books, everyone. I’m out of things to read.
Imperial Exam Stories With Two Male Leads
I remember a book about the imperial exams with two male leads. The protagonist may have invented the vernier caliper, which other people jokingly called the mandarin duck ruler. Let me know if you find it, thanks!
Fresh Farming, Modern Setting, and Ideally a Little Baby to Raise, Like the Story Below 👇
Looking for books similar to "After Getting Canceled by the Entire Internet, I Went Viral by Farming".
Any Stories About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Becoming a Live-In Son-in-Law?
A story about transmigrating to ancient times and becoming a live-in son-in-law, only for his bride to run away from the wedding
Please Recommend a Super-Sweet Farming Novel With No Female Lead, Thanks
I hope it’s especially sweet and focused on farming.
Severe Reading Slump: I Can't Get Into Anything. Please Recommend the Best Books for Getting Through a Rut
Could we have more danmei, please?
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After Calling Off the Engagement, the Farmhouse Darling Finds Her True Love
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A Leisurely Life of Farming
The Chief Minister Is Teasing His Young Husband Again
Why Do Men Have to Farm Too?
I Don’t Care If You’re Human or Immortal, Once You Transmigrate, You’re Farming!
After Coming to My Senses, I Built a Happy Life with My Husband
The Butcher’s Little Husband Who Raises Pigs
The Little Husband I Bought Is Both Sweet and Adorable
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I gave these five stars to encourage the author and hope they continue writing! However, I hope the titles can be clearer in the future. For example, please don't call Shan Ge's mother "Sister-in-law Xu" anymore; Sister-in-law and Brother are of the same generation! Also, before marriage, she was called "Auntie," and after marriage, she should still be called "Auntie," not "Sister-in-law."
Each chapter introduces a recipe, it's making me hungry! 🍉
I gave the first half five stars 💕 The plot really veered off course after the time traveler's turn; a more subdued tone throughout would have been better. The political intrigue later on was indeed quite dramatic, but it didn't quite connect well with the overall story, leaving me somewhat confused 💕 However, the author's writing is excellent, and the main characters are vividly portrayed. This is just my personal opinion, but I hope you keep it up!
The story is pretty good. I hope the two people's feelings for each other remain pure, and that there aren't too many troublemakers. I like the idea of one person for life, one love, even if it's not real.
Overall, it's pretty good, but I'm a bit confused. I don't understand some of the plot. What's the deal with the empress? And why did the time traveler come, and what happened when he left? \(◎O◎)/! Can someone help me answer these questions? I'm curious.
The "a cappella" performance was truly heartbreaking 🥺 I also felt quite regretful that the Seventh Prince didn't end up with General Qiu, but I think he'll find a good ending eventually. Finally, I've been waiting so long for Chu An and Mo Ran's romantic scene 🥺
This book is quite well-written, but the term "ge'er" (哥儿) sounds too feminine. It would be helpful to differentiate between the terms used for women and ge'er; otherwise, it's a bit confusing. I hope the author will take a look, and please don't think I'm being fussy. 😳😳💕💕
I thought it was going to end 😂😂
It was alright, but the ending wasn't handled well.
The plot jumped around very quickly later on, and it felt like some things weren't explained clearly before it ended abruptly, but I still liked the theme.