
Xu Erlang's Road to the Imperial Exams
徐家二郎的科举之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 463k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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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.
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.
Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
Looking for Imperial Exam Stories. I've Already Read The Road to the Imperial Exams for a Farmer's Son in Ancient Times
I'd like to read an imperial examination story. I've already read The Ancient Farmer's Son's Journey Through the Imperial Exams.
Ancient-Era Imperial Exam Stories, No System
No System.
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.
A Man Transmigrates into an Ancient-Era Farmer’s Son and Rises Through the Imperial Exams
The protagonist transmigrates into the body of a poor farmer's son in ancient times. The only way to change his own fate and improve his family's life is through the imperial examinations. There's also a high-born young lady who loves him back. One wife, no harem, no System, no golden finger, and no planes or cannons, please.
In the Mood for Imperial Exam Stories
Any good novels about the imperial examinations? Please recommend some. I want a male lead who plans everything carefully, is cool and aloof, and is almost unnervingly clever, or one who is refined, warm, and devoted to his wife. I'm open to anything!
Looking for Novels About a Farmer’s Son Taking the Imperial Exams, with No Horrible Relatives and a Warm, Close-Knit Family
I want something like "I, Sun Shan, and the Imperial Exams". Please, preferably something that's finished.
Stories About Becoming the Top Scholar Through the Imperial Exams
Looking for books like "The Imperial Exams: They All Say I’m a Literary Star Sent from Heaven". I want an alternate-history novel where the protagonist takes the imperial exams and becomes a young prime minister at around twenty, forming a deep and mutual friendship with the young emperor. No System, and a relatively light tone.
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Hilarious! A little kid who hasn't even read a book yet wants to buy a medical book all day. You're seriously underestimating people from ancient times. Be careful, or you might be mistaken for a monster and burned alive!
The author writes in the first person, switching between using names and self-reference, which is uncomfortable to read.
It's like writing an essay; it's very sentimental, but also a bit fake.
A continuous stream of nonsensical literature.
The ocean is all water.
The title is good, but it feels like reading an essay collection—too much rambling and not exciting enough. I couldn't finish reading after a few chapters.
A complete mess
The subject matter is good, but the author's writing style is a bit immature. However, the main plot is excellent, but the rest is just filler... What was the point of reading it?
I had no desire to continue reading; the whole thing was nonsense. A country bumpkin spoke more politely than someone from the county town. It was all fluff. Goodbye.