
Transmigrate, Turn the Imperial Exams Around, and Raise a Wife
穿越,科举逆袭养媳妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 340k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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See allThe Male Lead Travels from the Modern Era to Ancient Times, While the Female Lead Is a Native of the Past
Palace intrigue and princess-consort stories.
Legitimate and Illegitimate Children Can Live in Peace: A Family Is Built Through Everyone’s Efforts
Looking for books similar to *Who Says a Concubine-Born Daughter Has to Fight for Power in the Inner Quarters? The Whole Family Spoils Her Rotten (Hairpin Flower Yellow).* I’d prefer an ensemble cast where everyone gets a chance to shine. A garden full of flowers is the most beautiful.
Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
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.
I’m Used to Stories About Top Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
A Poor Scholar Preparing for the Civil Service Exams, Who Also Knows Martial Arts
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?
Historical Stories Where the Male Lead Has Only One Wife
Historical novels where the male lead has only one wife.
Stories About Poor Scholars Passing the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
Set during the Ming and Song dynasties. Highly rated, and preferably complete.
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 About Transmigrating to Ancient Times, Studying as a Poor Scholar, Passing the Imperial Exams, and Becoming an Official
Looking for a Book Title: Imperial Exams, a Marquis’s Household, and an Official’s Illegitimate Son
The imperial examinations, transmigration, and a legitimate official's marquis household with the male lead as a concubine-born son. He's the third-born in the family. His mother is a merchant's daughter. His father doesn't care for him, and his stepmother doesn't love him. His eldest brother is reasonable. There's a troublemaking concubine-born younger brother who gets written out pretty quickly. I read this a long time ago as a kid but can't find it now. Please help!
Any Good Ancient-Era Novels About the Imperial Examinations?
An Alternate-History Imperial Exam and Political Intrigue Novel With a Protagonist Who Isn't From a Poor Family
The protagonist shouldn't come from a poor family. I want someone with a powerful background.
Any Stories About a Concubine’s Son Striving to Get Ahead?
I've read plenty of stories about low-born daughters. Are there any about low-born sons, or children who aren't favored, scheming to carve out a future for themselves? Completed stories are fine, with or without romance.
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!
Looking for Historical Stories About Studying for the Imperial Examinations
I want books similar to The Farmhouse Scholar. I am a seasoned reader, so please recommend something with coherent logic and no brain-dead characters.
Looking for Imperial Exam Novels from the Male Lead's Perspective, Where He's a Concubine's Son, Not a Farmer's Son
Looking for imperial-examination novels from the male lead's perspective, but he shouldn't be a farmer's son or a concubine's son. I've read too many stories about farmer's sons, concubine's sons, and unloved sons of deceased first wives. Please, give me a male lead with a different background. Minimal romance is fine, and no CP works too. 🫳🏻🫳🏻🫳🏻
Lighthearted Farming and Imperial Exam Stories.
A lighthearted farming story with some imperial examinations and officialdom mixed in. Keep it mostly relaxing. I don't want convoluted plots or melodrama.
Looking for Stories About Someone Transmigrating into a Young Noble in Ancient Times and Taking the Imperial Exam
Preferably reborn before birth. No poor-background protagonists; I’m sick of those stories.
Looking for Transmigration, Historical, or Imperial Exam Stories, Preferably Without the Protagonist Coming in First
The protagonist works their way through the imperial examinations and rises through the ranks step by step.
Any Books Like Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty to Take the Imperial Exams?
I want a book with solid, realistic research and a well-built, believable historical setting. It can be about transmigration or being reborn, as long as the golden finger isn't too outrageous. I'm a history student, and I can't stand plots that are too ridiculous or cringeworthy. They make me uncomfortable the moment I read them.
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Transmigrated to Ancient Times: A Concubine-Born Son’s Rise
The Chief Grand Secretary
After I Transmigrated, Farming Didn’t Work Out, So I Took the Imperial Exams
Born into the Marquis's Household: The Illegitimate Son Just Wants to Lie Flat
The Heir of the Marquis of Yixiang Knocks on the Doors of Power Through the Imperial Exams
You There, Get Yourself to the Imperial Exams!
Transmigrating Onto the Ancient Imperial Exam Path
The Lame Farmer's Rise to Power
The Lazy Little Sister’s Daily Routine of Clinging to Her Powerful Big Brother 2
He Was Only Interested in Her Looks
After I Transmigrated, I Saved a Fallen Marquis Household Through the Imperial Exams
Build a Fortune and Pass the Imperial Exams
Transmigrated into the Foil Character in an Imperial Exam Novel
A Farmboy's Guide to the Imperial Exams: I'm One Lucky Layabout!
Passing the Imperial Exams: I Know the King of Hell, Go Ask Him If You Don't Believe Me
The System Forces Me to Take the Imperial Exams
I Use Modern Knowledge to Dominate the Imperial Exams
The Unlucky Fool Becomes a Judge in Ancient Times
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The writing style needs improvement. Generally, this type of story should have more screen time for the main character, and the everyday, emotionally charged scenes can be omitted. There needs to be a main plot, and the female lead's emotions should be described from her perspective. Generally, if you're a male-oriented writer, I usually prefer fast-paced, action-packed stories. This is just my personal suggestion. She's probably a new author. ⊙_⊙
My darlings, please give yourselves five stars! Please, my darlings, give us a rating, mwah!
The female lead promised to be with one person for life.
Great, it's good, keep it up, author!
I really enjoyed it, and I love the main character's personality. Keep up the good work, author!
It's alright so far, but I hope the author won't include the protagonist's mother's family lineage. I personally feel it's unnecessary, especially since filial piety was highly valued in ancient times, particularly in the imperial examinations; even the emperor couldn't disobey it… Author, keep up the good work! I suggest the author look at other works for inspiration.
I think the author must be a woman; it doesn't seem like something a man would write.
It's quite nice, and Aunt Wang's family is also very kind.
It's alright, but it incites too much infighting.
They don't seem to care much about the imperial examinations. Also, they mentioned some kind of competition between several academies, but there weren't any competitions; instead, they went to investigate the plague. Overall, the plot is pretty good.