
Fang Jin Passes the Imperial Examination
方进中举
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 369k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 11
Any Good Imperial Exam Novels? The More, the Better
For imperial examination novels, don’t make the golden finger too powerful.
Ancient-Era Farming Stories About Buying Servants and Building a Cozy, Comfortable Life
Any genre is fine. I just want a story where the protagonist can build houses, buy land, and hire servants in ancient times, then live a happy, cozy life as a little landlord. I especially love when they hire servants who feel they've found a wonderful master! Fellow readers, please send me recommendations.
The Simple, Everyday Lives of Ordinary People in Ancient Times
Looking for books similar to The Jiangnan Family: Daily Life and Prosperity in an Imagined Ancient China. I don't want princes, heirs, or generals constantly going on about the fate of the nation. I want ordinary people, like a family running a tea stall in a county town and slowly building their business, with everyday life at the center. Something quiet and...
Transmigrating to Ancient Times: A Dirt-Poor Family With Just One Maid
He treated his maid badly at first, but after transmigrating, he dotes on her
Transmigrate to Ancient China for the Imperial Exams and Become an Official
Any Stories with a Female Lead Who’s Everyone’s Crush? Preferably with Two Female Leads
Quick transmigration would be ideal.
A Farmer's Son Prepares for the Imperial Exams
He Returns From the Immortal Realm to Find His Wife Old and Gray 💫
Looking for Realistic Imperial Examination Stories
I want books like "The Rural Lad’s Steady Climb in Ancient Times". Are there any realistic stories about the imperial exams? I don’t want the protagonist to pass after just one exam or get in easily. I want to see how difficult the exams really are. Something like "The Rural Lad’s Steady Climb in Ancient Times".
Any Books Like Transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty to Take the Imperial Exams?
I want a book with solid, realistic research and a well-built, believable historical setting. It can be about transmigration or being reborn, as long as the golden finger isn't too outrageous. I'm a history student, and I can't stand plots that are too ridiculous or cringeworthy. They make me uncomfortable the moment I read them.
I’ve Run Out of Books to Read
I'm out of books to read, I'm out of books to read! I can't find anything. Please, please give me something to read!
Reader comments 52
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How to put it this way, it is not suitable for history buffs, because there are many historical errors in the previous descriptions due to fictitious reasons, but if you want to feel the psychology of the college entrance examination again, you can take a look. I think the author vividly describes the psychology before and after the exam. I feel that the author has just passed the exam and has a deep impression of Fan Jin's passing. If you are a novice, the writing is really good. Although it is not a magical book, it is much better than some novels that treat readers as brainless dogs. By the way, when reading this novel, the main thing is to experience the feeling of success and delicate emotions. Don't pay too much attention to some unreasonable things, which will greatly reduce the senses of reading this book. Just turn off your rational brain. After all, there are errors in common sense logic, but they are not too many and you can still read it.
Personally, I think it's okay, but the protagonist rises a bit too quickly and his life goes too smoothly! There are no twists and turns, no conflicts. How can people in reality have such smooth success if they want to succeed?
The author has rich experience in life and society, and depicts the human heart in detail. The story progress is orderly and logical. This is such a rare book that I can't bear to put it down. Thank you to the author for such an excellent and wonderful work!
I personally think that the author's writing is actually very good. I have a small personal suggestion. The author focuses more on one character and the inner description is a bit straightforward and monotonous. If it can be compared with other people, it may be able to better show the hardship of the exam and the joy of passing the exam, such as some comparisons between the top few, such as some scenes of the examiners.
The three elder brothers from the No. 1 Scholar's family haven't gotten married yet? Did the Daxia Dynasty pay attention to late marriage and late childbearing?
It depicts Fang Jin's inner feelings after passing the imperial examination and perfectly portrays the character. This is a good book and worth recommending to everyone.
The author has deleted many comments, so let's all join in the fun. At the beginning, the author arranged for the protagonist to earn copper coins by storytelling under the tree at the head of the village. A few coins on the first day increased to a dozen on the second day, and dozens on the third day. The author explained the prices. In other words, after talking for one day, he got dozens of copper plates and a total of more than ten shi of food from this village with less than 100 households. I think the author's village should be called Zhongguancun~
The writing is very good and the characters are vivid. It is rare to see such an excellent novel on Tomato. I cried several times while reading it. The author hastily updated it. It is too little and not enough to read.
It's a very good book. The writing is sonorous, powerful, vivid and spiritual, which makes people involuntarily get involved in it. I couldn't help but get involved in it when I read it. The protagonist's success again and again made me feel happy. It is much better than most brainless novels on the platform.
The emotional aspect is very contagious, and the human feelings and family affection are well handled. It is a good novel.