Cast Out, the Spoiled Son Becomes the Top Scholar?

The writing is plain and unpretentious, the plot is tight and fast-paced, and the author's thought process clearly indicates a formal literary background, most likely a master's degree or higher, resulting in a rather old-fashioned, academic, thesis-style writing. However, perhaps because it's his first book, some scenes feel slightly immature and have a somewhat formulaic feel.

I enjoy watching it; I love seeing the villains act all high and mighty, but I just won't kill them. They can break the rules and do whatever they want, but you're the protagonist, so you can be aloof. You have to follow the rules, react to each move, and this is supposed to be a martial arts performance?

This book is good. There are no superpowers or cheat codes; the protagonist achieves his dreams through his own knowledge. The only downside is that Tang Ziyu's voice acting is a bit lacking. It would be perfect if it were a typical male protagonist's voice acting. However, this one is good. I really like it. Thank you to the author and the voice actors.

The book is good. The author is probably a woman or a "literati" who hasn't experienced the realities of society (not meant negatively, just a conjecture based on a lack of understanding of power dynamics). The writing style is decent, but the plot is a bit drawn out. Its biggest flaw is that it portrays society as overly benevolent…

The writing is good and engaging, but the audio is more pleasant in comparison.

No flaws, it's beautiful, no need to say more. Besides supporting the author, I'm giving it five stars and have a question I hope the author can answer: How many wives has the author planned for the male lead? (The kind that lead to a happy ending; if convenient, could you please mention their names?) I hope you can answer this so I can mentally prepare myself; otherwise, seeing some of the female leads makes me anxious, afraid of witnessing a missed opportunity for love. Thank you.

The author is erudite, possesses excellent writing skills, demonstrates rigorous logical thinking in the novel, and vividly portrays the characters with a clear plot. It's a great novel! 👍 However, it's a bit of a shame that the author has only published one book. I've already followed them.

Current shortcomings: 1. Using Tang Ziyu's name without authorization is tantamount to suicide in the strict feudal era of the imperial examination; 2. Being expelled from the family confirms the crime of being reckless and frivolous, which is tantamount to ruining one's future!

I'd give it five stars. Some might think Su Wan'er is a bit toxic, but she's been brainwashed and has a herd mentality. Isn't that what happens with a lot of cyberbullying these days? They only see one side of the story, and she's still young, so it's normal for her to be immature. As for the protagonist's grandfather, I really can't comment on him.

So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!