Reborn: From Stripped Scholar to High-Ranking Court Official
重生：从除名秀才到位列公卿
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- Completed
- Length
- 806k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 17d ago
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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.
Ancient Farming Novel from the Male Lead's Perspective
Male protagonist's perspective, no terrible people.
True Gems Recommended by Lifelong Bookworms
Looking for stories like The People Who Came and Went Through My Life. A genuinely good book.
Farming Stories Where the Hero Eventually Enters Government Through the Imperial Exams. He Must Be a Gentleman!
That refined gentlemanly air, warm as jade and incredibly gentle!!! Surely no one could resist a gentle male lead in an ancient-style setting.
Romance Novels Told from a Male Perspective
Any genre is fine, as long as the male lead has a decent personality. Don't make him act like he's never seen a woman before, flirting with one woman and teasing another.
Looking for Stories That Start with Farming and Preparing for the Imperial Exams, Then Move on to Court Politics
Looking for books similar to The Young Censor’s Country Bumpkin Wife.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
Highly Rated Imperial-Examination and Historical Novels, Reborn Stories Are Fine, Completed Works Only
Either a male or female lead is fine. No golden finger, but the protagonist should have a space. I really can’t stand protagonists with too many plot-armoring advantages.
Looking for Books Like This One, I'm Out of Reads. This Book Is So Good!!!!!!
Looking for books similar to "To Save Her Life, She Lures the Empire's Top Schemer at a Temple." I like male leads who are calculating but clueless about love, and female leads who are sweet and innocent, but not the traditional kind of naive.
A Man Transmigrates into an Ancient-Era Farmer’s Son and Rises Through the Imperial Exams
The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a poor farmer's son in ancient times. The only way to change his own fate and improve his family's life is through the imperial examinations. There's also a high-born young lady who loves him back. One wife, no harem, no System, no golden finger, and no planes or cannons, please.
Looking for High-Quality Imperial Exam and Farming Stories
Looking for books similar to "Noble Son of a Poor Family (Jiang Feng, Noble Son of a Poor Family)".
I'm Out of Books to Read. Please Share Your Recommendations!
Any palace-intrigue novels? I mean satisfying stories with a strong female lead who's reborn and absolutely slaughters everyone.
In the Mood for Imperial Exam Stories
Any good novels about the imperial examinations? Please recommend some. I want a male lead who plans everything carefully, is cool and aloof, and is almost unnervingly clever, or one who is refined, warm, and devoted to his wife. I'm open to anything!
Novels With a Reborn Male Lead (No Dual Rebirth, and the Female Lead Must Not Be Reborn)
Any Stories About Poor Scholars Taking the Imperial Exams, Like Rise of the Poor?
The protagonist is devoted to the imperial examinations, speaks up for the people, protects their family, has a functioning brain, and isn't a womanizer.
Looking for a Grounded, Logically Rigorous Imperial Exam and Farming Novel
I like stories with sound logic, few awful people, no saintly protagonists, and a reasonable, exciting plot. I hate it when awful people cause trouble nonstop but never get punished, as if morality and the law only apply to normal people and not to them!
Transmigration, Imperial Exams, and Farming
I'm looking for books like "I Sing the Mortal's Song for You". The author made it to this place. It's a transmigration novel. The writing is insanely good.
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?~~
Books Where the Heroine Dies and the Hero Is Reborn
Any recommendations for a book where the female lead dies and the male lead regrets it too late, then is reborn later on?
Imperial Exam and Farming Novels
I want something similar to I Turned My Life Around Through the Imperial Examinations. I recently found an incredibly good imperial-examination novel. The interactions between the friends are very warm and heartwarming.
Any Good Imperial Examination Novels?
Any Political Intrigue Stories With a Charismatic Male Lead Who's Loved by Everyone, Featuring Male-Male Romance but No Official Couple?
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Another 6 points. Are good books always given such low scores? Is it because I, a graduate of a 985 university, don't know how to appreciate art and have a low level of appreciation? That's probably the reason, but this book is definitely worth recommending. Of all the online novels about the imperial examination system I've read, this is the first one written from an ordinary person's perspective, making it more relatable. There aren't that many mindless show-offs.
The kindness his nephew showed him in his past life did not earn him any special treatment in this life. On the contrary, his disciple's family, being wealthy, showed him great favor and, under his tutelage, his future was bright. To be honest, I don't understand why the author wrote it this way. Although the brother-in-law's wife was a troublemaker, the brother-in-law and nephew were ultimately good people.
It's quite good; I downloaded the audiobook and listened to the whole thing. To be honest, I was a little hesitant when I first saw the 7.6 Rating. After all, I'm a seasoned bookworm, as you can see from my reading time on my profile. So I know that on a platform like Tomato, where ratings are often inflated, good books are rare—it's like finding gold in stone, and that's no exaggeration.
It's a pity that such a good book only has a 7.6 Rating. Many books with 9 or higher on Tomato (a Chinese science fiction website) are overrated; this one has been overlooked. I highly recommend it. The early part focuses on the imperial examinations, and the later crime-solving is very exciting and educational. The title and characters are very similar: ordinary people with high intelligence.
I'll give myself a five-star review, I'm awesome! [Got it]
This book has a low rating. I searched for a long time on the last page but couldn't find the rating section; I only found it on the first page. To be fair, this book deserves at least a 9 out of 10. I suspect many people think the lower rating is due to overestimation. You should read it carefully; it's truly an excellent book.
The protagonist's growth process was so long. So long that I felt he was truly a chosen one, encountering benefactors along the way who helped him grow. But then again, the protagonist's integrity never wavered, which is quite rare. Maintaining one's original intentions in such a complex environment is something not everyone can do.
The author put a lot of effort into the story. The male protagonist is not perfect; he is even somewhat naive. However, he keeps trying and changes himself after discovering his shortcomings. The story does not rely on overpowered plot devices, but the various characters are vividly portrayed, and the development of the story is reasonable and realistic. I don't know how others see this book, but I really like it!
For a poor but diligent student to strive for advancement in the imperial examinations is no easy feat. The author's interspersed content is also commendable. The author is quite right; studying requires not only diligence but also an element of luck in exams. In short, this story is very engaging and well-written. Thank you!
It didn't have that "wow" factor, but it's much better than other books. I don't know why this book has such a low score. Some books with scores over 9 points have so many flaws that they annoy me. This book also has some flaws, but they're tolerable. The writing is quite rigorous; I guess they did some research before writing it.