
We Promised to Cultivate, What Do You Mean by Asking Me to Take the Imperial Examination?
说好的修真,你让我科举几个意思
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 302k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
18Reads
87Chapters
8Listens
13.3kReads · all time





Each character is vividly written, the story is well described and easy to picture in my mind, and the protagonist is also very interesting. I like it very much [shy]
My feelings were aroused after reading Chapter 46. The protagonist has grown up, has a bond with this world, and has his own youthful spirit. However, I feel that the relationship with the fox demon is not enough. Even if it is a millennium glance and the fate of the previous life, it lacks the spring, summer, autumn and winter, just because of one I am preparing to fight against a dynasty during a festival. How can I put it, it feels more like being intolerant than love. The compassion for the fox demon is not that I am reluctant to kill the cow to worship my ancestors, but because I saw the cow crying, so I changed it to a sheep, so some gentlemen say that they are far away from the chef. I hope it can be improved. From this point of view, it seems more like childish pity than love, an inexplicable emotion based on pity. Nowadays, many descriptions of so-called love are mostly like this, but we hope that the author can write with different senses. Describe the world more. I feel that the protagonist wants to take the route of the mortal world. Please describe the world carefully, write down the route and folk customs, the people on the road, various characteristics, deepen and deepen the bond between the protagonist and the world. Watching the protagonist rush from here to there in a flash is quite unrealistic. In short, it is great, I like it very much.ヾ(*ΦωΦ)ツ
It's well written and very interesting, but it's not enough to read, just one or two chapters a day.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's pretty good, but I haven't seen enough