Who Can Out-Grind Me in the Imperial Exams?

Name: Who Can Out-Grind Me in the Imperial Exams?
Author: Moon Over the Eastern Mountain

科举卷王谁怕谁

by Moon Over the Eastern Mountain (月上东山)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 203k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical & Ancient
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Six-year-old Chen Yong'an lies sprawled across the trunk of a large willow tree by the river, his head and limbs dangling limply as he drifts in and out of consciousness. His whole body feels cold and soaked, and something is digging into his chest and stomach. He tries desperately to turn over, but can't summon any strength. His stomach churns, and he chokes up another mouthful of murky river water... Chen Yong'an has just graduated from his master's program when he transmigrates to a farming family in an ancient fictional dynasty, becoming a six-year-old boy called Gou Sheng. Watch as he changes his family's fate and carves out a remarkable life of his own.

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