After Transmigrating, Her Son Takes the Imperial Exams While She Writes Storybooks

😎I love stories without romantic pairings or overpowered plot devices.

It's a very good read, although there are a few minor flaws. For example, there's a slight error in the section on the imperial examination system, but it doesn't have a significant impact. If you know the correct part and immerse yourself in the story, it's fine. Perhaps the author couldn't correct it over time. Other issues are common problems for this author, such as typos and misremembered names. But overall, it's a very good read. Recommended!

I finished reading it in a few days, and I felt the novel was very well written, with a unique and unconventional concept. There were almost no awful relatives, and the plot development was generally quite reasonable. I really liked it! I don't know why the rating is so low (currently 7.1).

It's so good! Even the ones without a couple are great and full of positive energy.

I finished reading it. It's a plain and unremarkable poverty alleviation story, but it's not cliché. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities; she starts her career by reading folk tales. I thought it would be similar to most stories, with the female lead writing about the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or Dream of the Red Chamber, and being a plagiarist.

I really enjoyed the content of this book. I imagine many people would find it dry and boring, but sometimes life is just about the ordinary. The only downside is the way the characters address each other; the female lead is always referred to as "Second Aunt" throughout the book. 🤦 What's wrong with calling her "Second Aunt"? 😂

This is a wonderful novel by a talented author. It's very heartwarming and there are no awful characters. Author, please keep updating!

The soul transmigrates into the body of a widowed woman in ancient times, raising three sons and one daughter. Using the knowledge she gained in modern times, she guides the children, sets up a stall to do business, opens a sweater shop, writes novels, and trains her youngest son to become a top scholar. Although she has no partner, it's really good.

The writing is fluent, the theme is good, there's no romantic pairing, no toxic characters, and no overpowered abilities. The story length is appropriate and not padded. While not irresistibly captivating, it's engaging enough to keep the reader focused until the end, and the story has a warm and comfortable atmosphere. However, there are quite a few typos and omissions towards the end. I found out it was only a little over 7 o'clock, the score is too low.

The story is about a time traveler who arrives in ancient times. His children are all outstanding, each with their own strengths. They don't have to put up with their in-laws' tempers and can take charge of their own lives. They write novels and run restaurants, making their lives vibrant and fulfilling. The youngest son is even more remarkable, becoming the top scholar in the imperial examination in just three years.