
With the Script in Hand, I Become a Great Statesman Through the Imperial Exams in a Romance Novel
手拿剧本,在女频文里科举当名臣
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- Ongoing
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- 263k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Please, I Want a Male Lead in the Imperial Examinations. He Needs to Be Smart, and There Should Be No Horrible Relatives
Looking for books like *Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Reading for the Imperial Exams*.
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.
Any Ancient Imperial-Examination Novels with the Protagonist Reborn as a Baby?
Looking for books similar to A Guide to Survival for an Ancient-Era Concubine’s Son. It’s always farm boys taking the imperial exams. Are there any about a son from a prestigious family taking the exams, someone like a concubine’s son?
Is Xu Yue the Only Legend of Imperial Exam Fiction?
Looking for books like *Disguised as a Man, I Become a Great Official in a Male-Oriented Imperial Exam Novel*.
Imperial Exam Stories, Top Scorer in All Six Exams, Genius Protagonist
I'm looking for books similar to With a Famous Minister System in Hand, I Disguise Myself as a Man in Ancient Times. I want the protagonist to leave everyone else far behind, and there shouldn't be any flaws in their poetry.
Any Good Imperial Exam Novels? The More, the Better
For imperial examination novels, don’t make the golden finger too powerful.
High-Quality Imperial Examination Novels
Looking for books similar to *From Passing the Imperial Exams with Top Scores to Running the Government*. Wonderful fellow readers, can you recommend some high-quality imperial-exam novels? Something like *A Noble Son from a Poor Family* or *Running the Government* would be great.
A Stunning Young Man Who Amazes Everyone
He died at the age when he should have been living freely and gloriously. So many people were waiting for him, but in the end he could never return to them. So many people cherished him, but he still died in the bloom of his youth, a heroic death.
Any Imperial Exam Novels Like Xu Yue? The Kind with a Radiant, Noble Young Scholar
Looking for books similar to Disguised as a Man, I Become a Great Official in a Male-Oriented Imperial Examination Novel (Rising to the Clouds, Imperial Examinations). Imperial examination novels with a protagonist of any gender. I want to see the protagonist make bold reforms in government, work wholeheartedly for the people, and ultimately rise to the highest position.
A Farmer's Son Tops the Imperial Exams, Wins All Six Titles, and Gets a Satisfying, Feel-Good Story with No Female Lead!!
Looking for books like After Becoming a Child Prodigy, I Got a Page of My Own in the Family Genealogy. Female protagonist in a male body, or a woman disguised as a man is fine, but no romance, please.
Looking for Stories About Legitimate and Illegitimate Sons of Powerful Families Taking the Imperial Exams
I’m tired of stories about poor students taking the imperial exams. Please recommend some about scions of prominent families who rise to success through the exams. Ideally, the male lead brings glory to his family. The romance should be minimal or just in the background! Even better if there’s an audiobook narrated by a real person!
I've Been Reading for Years, and Now I Just Want Some Satisfying Farming Novels with Smart Characters
Looking for books like The Cautious Path to Immortality: Longevity in the Demonic Sect. I’m an old hand at reading, and these days I’m into farming stories and wish-fulfillment novels. It’d be even better if they had some brains too.
Powerful Female Lead, No Romance, Invincible
Looking for books like *Infinite Flow: I Became a God After Giving Up*.
Recommended Imperial Exam Novels
Looking for books similar to *My Parents Flipped the Table and Quit! Now My Son Wants to Take the Imperial Exams Too (Farming and Studying for a Living)*. Nothing brainless, please.
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When that stupid fat guy appeared, I knew that the protagonist was coming. The protagonist's line about making friends, don't make friends as stupid as that fat guy, was even more interesting. Sure enough, the next page started talking about becoming friends.
It's good to see this. Novels from the male protagonist's perspective are good as long as they don't have a harem, their characters aren't lewd, lustful, or pretentious.
For me, a bookworm who has been around for many years, I can only say that when you are used to reading cool articles, used to reading stallion articles, used to watching men and women, and are looking for the kind of high-quality people who need some cultural understanding, you can read it. The structure is clear, the main line is clear, there is helplessness about the known, there is confusion about the future, it is really good.
I hope he can reach the sixth grade and truly realize his original ideal in that era.
I was very surprised. The content is about the male protagonist taking the imperial examination to save his family. The writing is very good. How can I describe it? My impression is that I drank a bowl of rice soup when I was thirsty. It is smooth, smooth and refreshing, nutritious but not brain-burning, easy to understand but not novice, but it is too short. Come on, big brother, keep up the good work!
Generally speaking, the author's writing is good. The current low score is because the author is slow to update, one to two updates a day. If the author can balance it to 2 to 3 updates a day, the score will rise to more than 8 points for every question.
Beautiful! The Fatty Wang mentioned in the comment section is actually a very nice person! The author's writing style is good, but it's too short. I'm a little curious whether Yao Yuanwen will appear later. I feel like he also has a story.
Overall, it's a good book. Although the plot is a bit old (fat friend, winning six yuan in a row), it's still very interesting and not like traditional male videos. Although it is a bit outrageous to win six yuan in a row at the age of 17, the foreshadowing is not bad. The reborn Tsinghua graduate student [smirking] just doesn't know when the timeline in the novel is [something]. It feels like the Ming Dynasty but I have used poems from the Tang Dynasty before, so I want to ask. Moreover, Zhang Ruoxu was probably around (647-730) and Huang Chao (should be the one mentioned in the imperial examination earlier, right?) Was already in 875. Is the novel completely fictional?
I prefer the imperial examination essays in which the male protagonist walks step by step. The colloquial language is not serious, and each exam experience is more rigorous. It can be seen from many allusions that the author has also done research. I really can't stand other people's comments. It's really boring to have fun just for the sake of fun.
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the author's writing is quite good, but there are no comments.