The Imperial Exams: I'm a Six-Year-Old Son of a Concubine, Writing Sage Wisdom in Vinegar
科举：我六岁庶子，蘸醋写圣贤
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 405k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Imperial Exams: From Illegitimate Son to Semi-Sage科举逆袭：从庶子到半圣之路Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
187Chapters
968Reads · 30 days
146.9kReads · all time
120Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.7Score
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This book is purely a wish-fulfillment novel, really. The male protagonist doesn't have many hardships, but the process is very satisfying. He's very intelligent, befitting his background. It's just too short; I finished it in a few hours this morning. It's mainly thanks to a wise and enlightened emperor; if the emperor weren't so capable, the protagonist would probably be finished.
I really enjoy this type of book, and this one was enjoyable from beginning to end with no dragging parts. The only part that I regret the most is the emperor's death. His greatest concern wasn't his son, but his ministers. As an emperor, he was incredibly loyal and devoted, which was truly touching. His death was a real loss for me.
It's a great read. I love stories about child prodigies. It's not about a child prodigy who accumulates knowledge and skills before achieving great success later in life; those kinds of stories are meaningless. This one should focus on children who dominate from the very beginning! 👍👍👍
Dorgon's worth is still increasing; a divorced woman with a child is really not a good match.
Unlike typical imperial examination essays, these works reveal more of the political maneuvering and imperial intrigue. Beautiful! 💕
A single-player game reaching 200,000 words deserves five stars, right? 😜
The male protagonist transmigrates into the body of a 5-year-old child 🤔. His first encounter with the world is the loss of his only father 😢. His mother, hoping for a better future for him 🥺, reluctantly marries him as a concubine to a wealthy landlord [smirk]. His life is miserable; he never gets a hot meal and is forced to do chores unsuitable for a 6-year-old.
It's really good. Because when I started reading it, it was already finished, and who knows the value of spending a whole day reading this novel? I've already finished it. I highly recommend everyone to read it. Although there are a few minor flaws, they are negligible. The friendship between the ruler and his subjects is especially wonderful 👍
Hey author, I've been observing your other books, and this one is really good. Why are there so few chapters? It's seriously affecting the rating! This book has four or five hundred chapters, that's great. Stop being so lazy, write more! It's affecting the rating, I'm telling you! 😂
The bond between ruler and subject was deep, like that of bosom friends. The king presented this protagonist, who bore the heavy responsibility of the nation, with the most extravagant gift imaginable. It almost brought me to tears. I couldn't bear to see him go.