A Humble Scholar’s Rise Through the Imperial Exams [Female to Male]
寒门科举崛起路【女穿男】
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- Ancient Romance
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- Slice-of-Life Farming
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A Gentle, Wealthy Sweetheart of a Novel Heroine
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I'm Tired of Poor Scholar Stories. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Imperial Exam Novels, But Not About a Farmer's Son
At the very least, make him the son of a local gentry family.
No Romance, Imperial Exam Stories, No Cross-Dressing, Preferably Starting in Childhood
I want books like The Farmer's Imperial Exam Journey: My Dad Turns Out to Be the Ultimate Study Machine. Why are imperial exam novels almost always about women disguised as men? I'm okay with a woman becoming a man, but I can't handle an imperial exam story where she's just pretending to be one!
Looking for Completed Stories About Someone Who Studies from Childhood and Works Their Way Through the Imperial Examinations
Looking for stories with few golden fingers, where the protagonist succeeds through hard work and studying alone. Either the protagonist is reborn or was born in ancient times, and works their way up through the imperial exams. No romance or one-on-one romance are both fine.
I Want a Stunning White Moonlight Character Who Leaves Everyone Awestruck, Any Gender, With the Right Values
Looking for Historical Romance That Takes Your Breath Away to the Core!!!!!
Imperial Exams, Rural Life, Children, Smart Characters, No Dumbing Down, and Real History
Ideally, something set in the Ming dynasty. That one about Zhu Qiniu was pretty good.
I Want to Read Imperial Exam Stories, Preferably With the Protagonist Reborn in the Womb or Starting as a Child and Climbing the Ranks Step by Step
Looking for books similar to After Being Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Studying for the Imperial Exams.
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Looking for books like *Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Reading for the Imperial Exams*.
Please, a Gentle White Moonlight, Preferably Frail, Who Can Be Raised From Childhood After Being Reborn as a Baby
Recommend Good Imperial Exam Fics With a Morally Upright Male Lead, Whether He Comes From a Poor or Aristocratic Family
I don't want one where they get married right at the beginning. I want it to start when they're children.
Imperial Exam Stories With Two Male Leads
I remember a book about the imperial exams with two male leads. The protagonist may have invented the vernier caliper, which other people jokingly called the mandarin duck ruler. Let me know if you find it, thanks!
Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Farm, Take the Imperial Exams, Do Business, No Toxic Characters, Just a Normal Story
Preferably completed.
I’m Used to Stories About Top Scholars from Poor Families. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Looking for Novels About a Farmer’s Son Taking the Imperial Exams, with No Horrible Relatives and a Warm, Close-Knit Family
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Imperial Exam Novels Like Comrade Sun Shan: Sound Logic, No Overpowered Golden Finger
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A Noble Scion Preparing for the Imperial Exams
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Imperial Examination Novels with Sound Historical Knowledge, No Stupid Characters, and Logical Plots
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Imperial Examination Stories!!!
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Please, Stories Where a Woman Becomes a Man, Takes the Imperial Exams, and Is the Most Dashing Gentleman Alive
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After reading the updated chapters, I like it very much. Some of the ideas of the people in the article are very novel and even make me look more like an ancient person, especially Cui Hanshuang. She is a very subjective person. When it comes to the relationship between her daughter Li Yueshan and the male protagonist Xie Suyan, she will always focus on the daughter and will not say that the other person is a very good person at all. Let Li Yueshan grasp this kind of words , even if the male protagonist is a little inappropriate or Li Yueshan doesn't like it, he will be kicked out. Although she also thinks that the male protagonist is very good, and she and her daughter are childhood sweethearts, and the male protagonist respects women because she is a woman wearing a man, but all this is based on Li Yueshan's willingness. Cui Hanshuang will not use marriage to trap Li Yueshan. When I was reading the article, I saw Cui Hanshuang's thoughts on Li Yueshan's marriage when she grows up. One of them is that the male must be the bride-in-law, because it has always been said that the male protagonist is excellent, respectful, and has good potential. Moreover, the male protagonist is also the first child in their family, and his parents have no other children. His child, so when I saw this, I was stunned, and then I saw a comment somewhere. The comment said that Cui Hanshuang was too selfish. The male protagonist is the only child in their family, so he felt that this kind of thinking was selfish and unreasonable. When I saw this, I was thinking, is Cui Hanshuang really selfish? She also only has one daughter. She considers her daughter's future and doesn't force others. If she can't accept this condition, then she won't get married. She just doesn't marry her daughter, and she doesn't say that the man will never get married, so there's no point in being selfish. Also, if we take the current situation, Li Yueshan is a male and Xie Suyan is a female, in this case, if Cui Hanshuang says to marry my son, he must marry my son, and my son will not marry him. Doesn't it sound like most people will think this is not normal? On the contrary, it seems strange that Cui Hanshuang specifically said it, yes, why does gender change become such a common thing? Although reading the novel from the male protagonist's perspective, one may feel a little dissatisfied with the male protagonist, but I think from the male protagonist's own point of view, he should be happy with Cui Hanshuang's actions, because the male protagonist also has a female soul in his body, and he also wants to one day change the plight of women. Finally, the article is generally dull, without any ups and downs. It may look sleepy, and the latest chapter suddenly becomes a bit fantasy, but I can accept these, I just hope it is still 1v1. Although I agree with Li Yueshan's idea of a big woman, I really can't accept the harem.