An Ordinary Person’s Daily Life Taking the Imperial Exams in the World of Dream of the Red Chamber

It's more daily life, but the writing is pretty good. The second time-traveler in the middle is a bad point in time-travel literature, but it's not described much, and the time-traveler was quickly written to death, so the big bad point turned into a small bad point, but it doesn't have much impact. Overall, it's pretty good. It's a good book on Tomato. Four stars!

Yes, the writing is very pragmatic and not so exaggerated. I like similar novels very much, but I don't like the kind of flamboyant, cheating and omnipotent novels!

A good book, more readable than Sun Shan's undergraduate essay, not jerky and smooth. There is no villain in the traditional sense, it is very sweet, and there is no poisonous point. Even people may think that the person who is not the only time traveler is poisonous, but I don't think so. This comparison is acceptable, and the protagonist has always been stable and comfortable. A high-quality derivative of Red Mansions, it does not follow the plot of Red Mansions, it is a harmonious family, a friendly monarch and his ministers, it is such a great book.

The protagonist is a passerby who appears in the original work (Wang Gou'er, Grandma Liu's grandson). He goes through the imperial examination in a meticulous manner. The author writes every stage in a meaningful and unconventional way. The imperial examination essay is very beautiful. There is no golden finger. The protagonist is just a 21-year-old ordinary orphan. Everything is achieved step by step by his own efforts. It is very eye-catching.

It looks good, the writing is good, and the story line is very smooth, which is why I keep reading. Mainly because the author has always emphasized that the protagonist is ordinary in appearance. Almost every chapter from eighty to one hundred emphasizes that the protagonist is ordinary in appearance. After one hundred chapters, it will appear once in five or ten chapters [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

I read it all in one breath. It was easy. The plot is novel and not draggy. I hope the author will continue to work hard in terms of writing and sentence construction. Although the author modestly said that it is a flow novel, it is actually much better. You can see a lot of progress from the author later. Wang Xin's golden finger is quite open and has a bit of a heartthrob rhythm. However, it is undeniable that Wang Xin's character and character are successfully created. I feel very surprised. I am looking forward to Wang Xin's work of cultivating immortals. I like Wang Xin and the author keeps up the good work!

One word, absolutely! I have actually never seen Red Mansions, I only know about Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. However, I prefer them, them, and them in the author's writing. Everyone has the best ending. I want to watch the extras! I also want to read Wang Xin's story!

There is no romance, nor does it deliberately depict people's stupidity and evil. It is just ordinary imperial examination life, no golden fingers, ordinary but delicate. The development of the characters has causes and consequences, and there is no sudden stupidity.

Everyone can continue reading. Zhao Yiming has returned to modern times to sell snacks. It's so good and I'll love to see more updates from the author [laughs]

Well written, logical and exciting. Although it feels like the protagonist has lived a mediocre life, there are still some hints of gold fingers. How can I put it? He will not make you feel suffocated when watching it. You feel that he shouldn't be awesome because of this. Why is there a feeling that the villain comes to mess with him? The other book I'm reading now has a brainless villain, but there's something wrong with that kind of villain and you can't fight him (for example, you kill him directly), so I think this book is really good and I plan to read it again.