The Top Scholar from a Poor Family: The Whole Village Helps Me Rise to Greatness

It's good in all aspects and is considered a top-notch work on the imperial examination and court in Tomato's works. Personally, I think the only drawback is that some parts feel too idealistic and almost impossible to achieve in reality. The hardships of the imperial examination and the intrigue and backstabbing in the court are still inferior to the top works on Qidian.

This book, just as the author describes Lin Yan's writing, is grand and dramatic. Especially the descriptions of Lin Yan's essays for each imperial examination, written as if the author himself were on the exam. The writing is structurally rigorous, and the character portrayals are delicate. Overall, it's good. However, it feels somewhat lacking in realism, and the book has a slightly aloof feel.

It's pretty good, the author's writing is excellent, but the male lead still isn't married? He's supposed to be interested in Su Qingxue, and they seem to like each other, right? But so far, nothing's happened.

There's poverty, there are touching scenes, and grand ambitions are fulfilled. The later establishment of academies to promote technological development seems a bit too slow. Descendants are also safe. The world is vast, and advanced weapons allow for maritime expansion. No wonder it only got a 7.5 Rating in the summary; you wrote about an ancient, fictional world, not a modern-day anti-Japanese war. It's somewhat touching, and there's a story of escaping unscathed.

It's so good, so good, I hope the male lead doesn't have a romantic partner.

The first book I tipped had a young protagonist who seems like he could be a veteran writer for four dynasties 🤭🤭

It was so exciting to watch, it was really good!

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

This is the best book I've ever read; I must recommend it.

The author is amazing! Keep up the good work! It was so captivating, I couldn't put it down! Thumbs up! 👍👍👍