A Farmer's Son's Road to the Imperial Exams

I absolutely love this author's writing! I've read both of her maid-themed novels countless times—I've never felt this way with any other. The author's narrative is gentle, the characters are well-developed, and they truly embody independence and self-reliance. I especially love this kind of striving for a better life.

The most difficult subject to write well is daily life; capturing its realism and bringing characters to life requires considerable skill. In this respect, this author is truly remarkable.

The novel is really good. It deserves five stars. Perhaps because not many people have read it, the rating hasn't gone up much. The author's writing is excellent, with a delicate style. The plot is logical. Although Li An is a transmigrator, he doesn't have any special abilities and only has memories of his first life in his early twenties.

I wasn't satisfied with the author's "Feudal Little Maid," so I stumbled upon "Becoming Phoenix's Maid in Dream of the Red Chamber." Following the updates was exhausting, so I looked for the author's other books. They're really good and satisfying. It has elements of farming and the imperial examinations, which is great. It also has elements of friendship, and it's not the kind of story where everyone is a privileged child. It's truly exceptionally good; I highly recommend it!

Although this book is short, the characters are very well-developed, and the ending about Hao Ping's life is truly brilliant! I was a little reluctant to finish it; the plot didn't drag at all, and I haven't been so engrossed in a book in a long time. The author's writing style is so skillful! There are no cheat codes or systems in the book; the characters climb their way up step by step, which is completely unconventional!

It's not finished yet!!! It's still ongoing?! So I can't give it 5 stars. So far it's quite good, fast-paced, no particularly awful characters, and the male lead's mother is just suppressed and can't do much. If the writing style remains the same, it will still be a good story.

It's a simple and enjoyable story, but seeing the male lead's mother doing well made me sad 😢. Even though filial piety was important in ancient times, it still made me feel upset, hahaha.

It's rare to find this book; the author's other transmigration novel is also quite good.

It's a very inspiring story; the male protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes or special abilities, but becomes a legend through his own hard work.

I really enjoyed this book. It's short and concise, and although it also deals with doing business, taking the imperial examinations, becoming an official, and building a career, each part is fresh and original. It doesn't go on and on about grand achievements, making it feel more realistic. I gave it five stars and kudos to the author!