After Rewriting the Family Tree, Smoke Rose from the Ancestors' Graves: I'm Rich!

It's good-looking, and the suspense is kept well from beginning to end, making people want to follow it. Looking forward to what the protagonist will look like when he grows up.

Seeing the two brothers forcefully break out of the family tree makes me really fall in love. It's not like other novels that seek perfection for the sake of fame, or are vague and end up with a harmonious family. The two brothers of the Li family are worthy of their father and worthy of their wives and children. These are the good men. It's said that a new family has been established, and the mother's grave has been moved out. Why not just change it to her mother's surname?

In fact, the writing in this book is pretty good. It focuses on daily farming articles and the imperial examination part is slightly less important. Looking at the introduction, I want to be the second generation of rich people and the first generation of officials. Emmm, the proportion of developing family industries is indeed higher than that of the imperial examination. Some of the inventions are reasonably priced, including the wooden carriage rails that existed in ancient my country, probably in the Qin Dynasty. It's nice to have a warm and harmonious family and work together. The best kind of relatives are like stepmothers and stepfathers. After the clans and families were separated, they also took revenge. Although it took a long time, it was still acceptable. But Miss Lu San's appearance in Chapter 172-173 set off alarm bells for me, and I quickly exited to read the comments. Sure enough, it's the heroine... [Most likely, right] The heroine is a concubine. She is good-looking and is protected by her grandmother. The head of the house wants to give all the concubines to high-ranking officials as concubines to pave the way for Mr. Lu... With the background of the heroine, I no longer have the motivation to continue reading. I finally got through the top quality mentioned in the introduction, and now I have to do it again with a different batch? ? ? What's more, there are more than a hundred chapters of the early chapters in the introduction. I... [Face covering] Five stars for the author's hard work in coding.

It's very interesting. Without the help of golden fingers, the male protagonist relied on his own efforts to pass the imperial examination and become an official. He relied on his past life memories to make his family no longer controlled by others in terms of money. It is a very inspirational novel. It's just that the male protagonist's early enemies were always dealt with in a way that didn't feel smooth enough. The Tao family's wife in Jinghe Town and the Lu family in Donglin Mansion didn't take the initiative to retaliate. They were all caused by other incidents that caused their own problems. But overall, it is a good novel and worth reading.

It's good to watch. The author has a steady grasp of the rhythm and the plot unfolds without any abruptness. Li Yanning is very real in his writing. He is not a genius boy and has not been "killed" since he was a child. His development path is beyond the soap and salt glass, and he chooses to start with his parents to make suggestions. The novel plot and warm and true descriptions make it a masterpiece.

It was a bit passionate after reading it, and it also showed the hardships of being poor. Everyone in the family wrote about it vividly. All in all it looks great, I hope it will be finished faster. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Most of the plots are pretty good, ignoring the various word choices and descriptions of the heroine, the rest are great. It is not a formal imperial examination article. There is very little description of the imperial examination. It is more like writing about business under the guise of the imperial examination [laughter]

Not bad, it fits the life of the lower class people very much, it's quite daily! However, it is a bit too routine, and sometimes too descriptive, and a bit boring. No way, it took more than 200 chapters to get the top prize, and it was already 250 years later to become an official. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

After reading it, I didn't jump or fast forward. It's not a great read, especially the first part. Everyone felt that it wasn't fun and direct enough when fighting against the best (I thought it was okay, but the comments were emm), and there was a plot in the middle that some readers may not like (anyone who has read this will understand). I didn't really understand it at the beginning, but the author wrote it very well, so I continued to read it. In the end, it was actually okay, there was no evil, and the identity was well explained and arranged. It's not particularly spectacular, but watching the protagonist grow up step by step, study hard, and live seriously, I still have deep feelings. The protagonist and the more important supporting roles have good arrangements, complete, harmonious, and beautiful. It's great!

This book is not bad (unlike the previous books where the male and female protagonists were bullied to the point of being bullied to the point where impossible things happened, so it was a bit ok to find some impossible things to write about). This book narrates the process in the ordinary. What is more regrettable is that the book does not have climaxes and ups and downs in writing, which makes people feel as if they are drinking for free. It has become a desire to read or not. I can only give a 4-star evaluation "Come on the author" [like],