
That Country Bumpkin Fool Turned Out to Be the Top Scholar
他一个农家傻子,竟是科举状元
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- Completed
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- 500k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 1y ago
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It's quite interesting. The male protagonist has a good personality so far, and there are no big bugs in the plot. There is also a wife who traveled through time. I rarely see the imperial examination papers of local male protagonists. I hope there will be no cp in the follow-up, and the male protagonist can concentrate on his career. I also hope that the male protagonist is not a holy father, and his grudges are more clear, especially for his family. Don't repay kindness with kindness. Although the inexplicable part of going to explore someone crying in the middle of the night and giving money to treat the disease is a bit too hasty, but the heroine cannot ignore it. You don't need to read it, the male protagonist is just as smart as a fool later on, his cousin has such an attitude and even asks him for money, but the male protagonist actually gives it to him? May I ask? The eldest aunt is so good, and the whole family is still conniving at it, whoever sees breast hyperplasia [awkward laugh]
The writing style is very good, the narrative is complex and concise, the characters are vividly described (such as the Master and several students with very distinctive personalities), and he is particularly good at describing scenes (such as the noisy crowd at home, the bickering in the school, etc.), And the language expression is fresh and refined (such as several metaphorical sentences, deliberately using modern vocabulary to reveal the Master's unusualness from the side). It is very creative and refreshing. Especially the positivity expressed in the book, the protagonist's willingness to help others, the harmonious coexistence of family and classmates and other positive education are worth reading.
The writing is quite good, but the comments area is full of curses and very violent. But I love to comment and read comments. I am used to opening comments. The comment areas of some novels are very interesting and there are quite a lot of talents. However, farming novels generally have more curses. What a holy mother's heart. Yeah, family separation, human nature is complicated. How can everyone be selfless, make no mistakes, and not have a bad thought? Just look at it. What is there to curse? The comments section full of curses makes me depressed. Fortunately, I have always been good at self-education [laughing]
It's a very nice book with good writing. This book focuses on the story of the protagonist. The imperial examination is a bit like a timeline story line. Although the proportion is small, the topics and poems involved are well written, giving people a stable and solid feeling. Unlike some books that want to show off their skills but are not strong enough in writing, and do not write some plots that hate foreigners, this is particularly praiseworthy.
It's quite good to watch, there aren't too many super-relatives scenes, and the plot is very compact, which is pretty good? The ending is a little rushed, but it looks good. I hope the author will keep up his efforts and write a better article next time.
It's thrilling and really beautiful. It travels through ancient times, and it's the same dynasty and the same emperor, only a dozen years apart. The male protagonist used to be eighteen years old, but he traveled back to the body of a six-year-old fool in the countryside and started a different life. The top pick at the age of ten is still the top pick at Six Yuan, which is really awesome. Later, the male protagonist took revenge on his Li family in his previous life.
After the male protagonist (Lee Ching-yun)'s family was wiped out, his soul possessed the body of a silly seven-year-old boy from a peasant family. From then on, he started the road to the imperial examination, and passed the Sixth Yuan. The journey was thrilling, and he almost lost his life several times. The plot was ups and downs. The teacher was from the modern time, and he helped the male protagonist a lot on his way to avenge his family. In the end, the prince who killed the male protagonist's original family was killed, and he became a first-class cabinet minister.
Habitual five-star praise, the story frame is very good, and the character descriptions are vivid! It's just that, it's so well written that I feel like it doesn't leave any space for readers to think! It's difficult to grasp this degree, and I can't stop writing once I start writing. Therefore, the author's writing style is really good!
It's a very good work, so exciting. I'm really looking forward to the follow-up.
The content is rich and colorful, making people want to read it all at once. The author's writing style has certain skills, and I hope it will become more exciting as he writes.