After Rewriting the Family Tree, Smoke Rose from the Ancestors' Graves: I'm Rich!
重开族谱后祖坟冒青烟，发家啦！
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- 898k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 2y ago
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I'm Tired of Poor Scholar Stories. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
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.
The Best Imperial Exam Novels on Tomato
Looking for books similar to *You’re Supposed to Be the Young Master’s Page, but You Pass the Imperial Exam for Him (The Poor Scholar Who Placed First)*.
I Want to Read Imperial Exam Stories, Preferably With the Protagonist Reborn in the Womb or Starting as a Child and Climbing the Ranks Step by Step
Looking for books similar to After Being Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Studying for the Imperial Exams.
The 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.
Any Good Imperial Exam Novels? The More, the Better
For imperial examination novels, don’t make the golden finger too powerful.
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.
Any Stories About a Farmer’s Son Taking the Imperial Exams Without Becoming Top Scholar? No Wish-Fulfillment Stories!!!
Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
A Farmer's Son Prepares for the Imperial Exams
A Soft and Adorable Little Boy, Definitely a Real Child, With No Female Lead
Imperial Examination Novels with Sound Historical Knowledge, No Stupid Characters, and Logical Plots
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
The Male Lead Transmigrates into a Poor Farming Family
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
The Whole Clan Supports My Rise to the Heavens, So I Reward Them with Official Robes
📚 Imperial exams / history / transmigration / hard work / comeback / literary world / political schemes / officialdom
A Powerful Protagonist, a Special Forces Elite, with a Hidden Organization
The protagonist is very popular with beautiful women.
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.
Has Tomato Finally Published a Mind-Bending, Outlandish Story Worthy of the Top Spot?
Looking for something like "I Conquered Another World by Spreading the Truth". This exact kind of book.
Looking for Stories About the Only Boy in the Family or a Long-Awaited Son, Doted on by His Mean Grandmother
Imperial Exam Stories That Never Get Old
Looking for books similar to My Clan Helps Me Rise to the Clouds, So I Gift Them Purple Robes. I prefer detailed descriptions.
Looking for Completed Stories About Someone Who Studies from Childhood and Works Their Way Through the Imperial Examinations
Looking for stories with few golden fingers, where the protagonist succeeds through hard work and studying alone. Either the protagonist is reborn or was born in ancient times, and works their way up through the imperial exams. No romance or one-on-one romance are both fine.
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?
Imperial Exam Novel About a Poor Scholar: Male Lead With No Connections, No Transmigration, No System, One Female Lead
The heroine should be the legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household or a princess, and the hero should be aloof. I haven’t found anything on any site. I know I’m asking for a lot, but please! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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It was a great watch; I watched it from beginning to end, and the suspense was well-maintained, making me want to keep watching. I'm looking forward to seeing how the main character develops.
Seeing the two brothers resolutely leave the family genealogy was truly touching. Unlike other novels where the family compromises for vanity, or ends up reconciling in a vague way, the Li brothers have done right by their father and their wives and children—these are the true good men. Since they've already established their own household and even moved their mother's grave, why not simply change their surname to their mother's?
Actually, this book is alright. It's more of a slice-of-life farming story, with a slightly smaller focus on the imperial examinations. The synopsis makes you want to be a rich second-generation or a first-generation official, but... Well, developing your family's business definitely takes up more of the story than the imperial examinations.
It's a very good read. Without any special advantages, the male protagonist relies on his own efforts to pass the imperial examinations, enter officialdom, and change his family's social standing. He also uses his memories from his past life to ensure that his family is no longer financially dependent on others. It's a very inspiring novel.
It's a good read. The author has a very good grasp of pacing, and the plot unfolds smoothly without any abrupt changes. Li Yanning is portrayed realistically; he's not a child prodigy who's always been a "perfect child," and his path to success avoids the pitfalls of traditional methods like soap-making, salt-making, and glassmaking, instead choosing to seek advice from his parents. With its novel plot and warm, realistic depictions, it's a truly excellent work.
It was quite exciting, yet also depicted the hardships of poverty; the family members were described vividly. Overall, it was a very good read, and I hope the updates come out faster! 👍👍👍👍👍
Most of the plot is quite good; ignoring the word choice and the portrayal of the female lead, everything else is excellent. This isn't a traditional imperial examination novel; there's very little description of the examination process itself. It's more like a business novel disguised as an imperial examination story. 😏
It's not bad; it really reflects the lives of ordinary people—very everyday! However, it's a bit too everyday; sometimes, the excessive descriptions of family matters become a little tedious. Oh well, he only became the top scholar after more than 200 chapters, and by the time he became an official, he was already over 250. 😄😄😄
I finished reading it without skipping or fast-forwarding. It's not exactly a super-satisfying read, especially the first part. Some readers felt the fights with the worst characters weren't quite as thrilling or direct (I thought it was fine, but the comments were... Emm). There's also a plot point that some readers might not like (those who've read this far understand).
This book is not bad (unlike the previous ones where the male and female protagonists were bullied to the point that impossible things happened, which felt like they were just making up impossible things). This book narrates the process in an ordinary way. The only regret is that the book doesn't have any dramatic ups and downs, making it feel like a mundane read, so it becomes something you can read but not read. I can only give it 4 stars. "Keep it up, author!" 👍