
Your Whole Family Hopes You'll Pass the Scholar Exam, but You Top All Six?
举家盼你中秀才,你六元连中?
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In the family, there is no bullying, there is no farce between the big house and the second house, the family is harmonious, the brothers are harmonious, in the village, there is no bullying and conflicts, and the author handles some small conflicts very well. In the county, there is no slap in the face, there is no Dragon King's words, and there is a sense of comfort in the ordinary life. So far, the author has not committed any of the poisonous points that appear in the novels. It is really good. Keep it up. The only shortcoming is that there are too few!
It's super good-looking. Although this article has a female protagonist, her presence is too low. It doesn't affect the viewing at all. I always treat him as a double male protagonist. Although the male protagonist and the emperor are friends, the emperor should not be too fond of the male protagonist. The extreme pull between Shen Zhou and the emperor is not very good. The relationship between them The relationship is really pure, the feeling of a confidant, and I think Shen Zhou is the emperor's salvation, adding a touch of color to his gloomy life, and allowing a cold-hearted emperor to learn how to love and trust. Besides the highlight of the male protagonist, the other supporting characters are also very vivid. Anyway, I highly recommend it.
I really think it's very good-looking. Why do many people say it's smelly and long? The characters of the male protagonist and the emperor are both very good. Please keep updating the author, and I found out that the salted fish I've read before is also your article. The imperial examination article is particularly comfortable for people to read. I thought this book would be very popular, but all the reviews are negative. I'm really puzzled. 😓😓 Many people also say that they want to watch a movie without a plot. If Shen Zhou doesn't find a wife, he will face endless promises of friendship and wooing. The heroine is also very gentle and not a monster. The background will not allow no plot. The emotional line is not the main line. What is there to criticize?
This is unfolded from the perspective of the male protagonist, and the emotional line is very talkative. It is mainly about the rise of a poor student, reflecting the gentleness and strategizing feeling of the male protagonist. Moreover, he and the emperor have the same respect for the emperor in the ancient feudal period, but he can compete with the emperor. It is really good-looking, with the tenacity of plainness, and if it were not for the female protagonist, I doubt that both of them are really good enough (I was really drunk after posting it for the third time before I succeeded...) [Awkward laugh]
It's not a story about two male protagonists, but the male protagonist is the emperor's salvation, and they stay with each other all their lives. It's quite good. There are many emotionally delicate aspects in this article, although there are also many unsatisfactory aspects. I have complained a few times in previous short reviews, but I still quite like the setting of the emperor. In fact, many people like to write about traveling through the past and changing the world. Although this article lacks a lot of things. But it is also worthy of praise. The male protagonist's family setting is quite good. There's no superlative intrigue. The character of the male protagonist may not be written enough by the author, so it feels like a forced pretense. But it's okay. Because of the role of the emperor, I gave it five stars.
I like this book about the description of monarchs and ministers. The interactions between Shen Zhou and the emperor ranged from doubtful and testy to funny and touching. A strong friendship developed between the two simple people, and they walked hand in hand until they grew old. The final episode has a kind of sadness of a hero in his twilight years, especially when he recalled the two people who were so high-spirited when they were young. [I almost cried] [I almost cried]
I wrote a long review before, but I accidentally logged out before the results were published, so I didn't save it. Cry and write again. Overall, there is probably no heroine in the story. The male protagonist Shen Zhou is devoted to his career and contributes to the prosperous times of Daqian. Full of modern knowledge, improved rice🌾, gunpowder🧨, firearms, country governance strategies, free academies, shipbuilding🚢, going to sea, drawing maps🗺️territory, cement, bicycles, etc. Let's not worry about how he remembers so much, let's just consider it a time travel buff. When it comes to relationships, it is also a lifelong relationship. It was very good that it was not affected at that time. The family relationship with the Shen family, the love between the emperor and his ministers with Zhao Ao, the light love with Su Wanqing, the friendship with He Chenfei, Gu Jin and others, and the sense of living up to the people. The protagonist probably didn't ignore it. The half-heroine Su Wanqing is probably the male protagonist's lover. Faintly, but full of love and trust for Shen Zhou. The orders of parents and the words of matchmakers are products of the background of the times. In fact, the relationship with Shen Zhou is more of a family relationship (personal feeling). The second male emperor, Zhao Ao, gave the male protagonist full trust and performance. Of course, early suspicion was necessary, but he also always protected Shen Zhou. In the later period, he served as the strongest backing for Shen Zhou's grand plans. The relationship between ruler and subject with Shen Zhou is more like friendship, a friendship that lasts until death. Every supporting character in it is flesh and blood. He Chenfei, who is troubled but a true friend, Gu Jin and Gu Chengye who will stand by no matter what, the loser Wu Chengzhi (is he called this? I kind of forgot), the noble lady in life, the bookstore owner and Gu Cheng, who don't appear many times but are sincere. The auxiliary master Zhou Zhengping, the father-in-law Su Yu who does not interfere in development, the crazy and virtuous eldest brother Shen Li and the second brother Shen Yuan, the sane eldest sister Shen Zhi, the Shen father and Shen mother who unconditionally support Shen Zhou, the transparent patriarch of the Shen clan, and the contented Shen family members. Corrupt officials are everywhere, and bad people are everywhere. But the end result is good. I also hope that all book friends will be able to find good people wherever they meet, and everything they ask for will come true. Goodbye~Spread flowers🎉
After reading more than 200 chapters, I found that the male protagonist in the author's novel is really generous and broad-minded. He always looks at the big picture and thinks about problems from the perspective of the overall interests of all parties🤔. He helps the family and the county gentry in order to become bigger and stronger. People who have bullied him have slowly become people who applaud the male protagonist. He is more generous, calm and upright than other imperial examination essays and farming essays about family shortcomings and insidious struggles. When he was poor and in trouble, the author was calm and calm in his heart and emotionally stable. He relied on his own strength to seek development. He first strengthened himself and then helped and united others. He did not feel overwhelmed when he succeeded, but saw potential dangers. I think only such people can reach high-ranking positions.
It is still very good. It is a book with a male protagonist. It is rare that there are no nymphos or domineering princesses. The description of the relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very implicit. Unlike some articles, the love life in ancient times is more open than in modern times. The male protagonist's family is also very harmonious. It is a plot with a clear and clean main line. Although there is no grand plot war and some plots are repetitive and slightly blunt, the overall story is still very attractive. Especially the family-like relationship between the emperor and the emperor in the last few chapters is very touching.
The plot is okay, but the characterization is a little lacking. The description of the characters in the scene is a bit abrupt. It feels like it is described for the sake of description and does not fit the image of the characters. The male protagonist travels through time and lives as a farmer. It is reasonable to say that his family is an authentic farmer (a simple, honest, honest or gossipy, selfish and stingy little character image), but the author's description of the family makes people feel that their status is extraordinary, as if they have a reversed hidden identity (PS: If there is a reversed identity in the later article, then there will be no evaluation, just use it as foreshadowing). Post a description in the article for everyone to see: "Like Shen Li, he is a lean type, with slightly bulging arms, a dark face, and sharp eyebrows. When he is not smiling, his whole person is full of determination. … His moist eyebrows are naturally arrogant and unruly. And with a smile, this natural arrogance was diluted. Showing a bit of honesty. Shen Zhou's smile gradually deepened, with a trace of thought hidden in his eyes. Even if they fall into the abyss and mire, some people will not be insects. " This paragraph describes the male protagonist's second brother, who has a wife and children.