[Traveling through the imperial examination + vest couple + sweet pet without abuse]
Mu Che traveled through time and failed the imperial examination three times in a row, becoming a "bad scholar" in the eyes of his neighbors. On the third day when the list was released, he returned to the poor courtyard with the blank list in hand, but was blocked by a matchmaker at the door of his home - "Miss Chu" from the alley next door was willing to marry him without any gift, just for a place to stay.
Mu Che looked at Chu Zhile, who was dressed in plain clothes and had gentle eyebrows, and sighed: "I am poor and useless, and I can't even get into the imperial examination. I have wronged you."
Chu Zhile lowered his eyes and smiled: "It doesn't matter, I believe you."
On the wedding night, the red candles were swaying, and Mu Che was thinking about going to the dock tomorrow to work as a laborer to earn money to support his wife, when suddenly there was a rapid knock on the door. The officer held up the late victory report and said in a loud voice: "Mu Che, you won! First place in the college examination!"
Mu Che was stunned, and a glimmer of understanding flashed in Chu Zhile's eyes - she was the one who asked someone to say hello, and she wanted him to get the status of a scholar, which would make him more respectable.
But she didn't expect that this was just the beginning.
In the provincial examination the following year, Mu Che defeated everyone and passed the examination with a policy essay that pointed out the current shortcomings;
Three years later, during the National Examination, his ideas on water transport reform astonished everyone, and he became the first member of the high school club;
In the Jinluan Palace, faced with the emperor's questioning, Mu Che answered fluently and outspokenly, and was selected as the number one scholar.
On the day of the horse parade, Mu Che, who was wearing a red robe, saw his wife in the crowd and smiled brightly.
At this moment, in the Chu Mansion, Chu Zhile, who had taken off his civilian clothes and put on the imperial robes of the princess, held the copy of the first prize and murmured to the maid: "I obviously only passed the college examination...
