After graduating from college, he struggled to find a job. The gulf between his ideals and reality left him completely lost. Hoping to ease his anxiety and unease, he went to a ravine and unexpectedly encountered the ruler of the Bridge of Helplessness. He was granted ten chances to transmigrate, with each use reducing the number remaining. He once again witnessed the hardships of the Qing dynasty civil service examinations, experienced the benefits that academic honors could bring, and saw firsthand the strictness of the examination system as recorded in both official and unofficial histories. He also enjoyed the many comforts and pleasures that came with earning those honors.
I think the writing is pretty good. It focuses on describing the characteristics of the imperial examination system during the Qing Dynasty, as well as customs and habits, as well as the characteristics of the gentry's management of the countryside. The process of the court's ruling institutions gradually extending to the countryside is much better than those bloody dramas, [laughing][laughing][laughing]
I think the writing is pretty good. It focuses on describing the characteristics of the imperial examination system during the Qing Dynasty, as well as customs and habits, as well as the characteristics of the gentry's management of the countryside. The process of the court's ruling institutions gradually extending to the countryside is much better than those bloody dramas, [laughing][laughing][laughing]