The Vermilion Gates and Jade Steps

The blood is running high during the narration, and it is painted slowly, which makes people shed tears. The author's excellent writing background makes people burst into tears between the words, and also deeply depicts the orchid picture of the grass growing and the birds flying. Excellent article, worth having.

Others are pretty good, that is, after entering the county school, I was admitted as a scholar. Why is there no such thing as a scholar like Sun Lao? Don't forget the well digger when you are in trouble. You must know how to be grateful to your enlightenment teacher 🍉 🍉 🍉

After reading so many imperial examination articles, this is one of the top three series. Although it is a little bit like the Virgin, I was moved by the righteousness behind the protagonist. I wonder what the world would be like if everyone was selfish and why Confucianism can be passed down to this day. The author's writing style is exquisite and I hope he will continue to work hard.

[OK][OK][OK] Seeing the difficulty of little brother Lu Mingxuan's academic journey, seeing him cherishing the hard-won life and learning at such a young age, seeing him enduring hardships and still being so tenacious and strong-willed, I was really filled with emotion when I saw this. Sometimes I burst into tears. Shouldn't we cherish everything we have? For example: study, life, and everything around us, should we cherish it, work hard, persist, and be tenacious to realize our ideals? Seeing this, I have to say: "Literary and artistic works really lead the world to move forward unintentionally. A good work can really heal people's hearts and change the course they have deviated from in their lives." Yo. 👍👍👍👍👍

The content is wonderful and depicts the difficulty of studying in poor families in ancient times. It is very interesting to read.

The plot is very good, but the main character seems to have never been to college in time traveled and doesn't know how to do anything. The Analects of Confucius is taught in primary school, but it seems very abstract. There is also a dumpling-making plot at the end, and the more you go on, the more questions you will have. I can only say it's a good start.

It's okay. The author's writing is good. The male protagonist in the beginning is really like the beginning of the world. It is in obvious contrast with the ending. It also proves that in ancient times, if students from poor families wanted to change their own destiny and even the destiny of their family, they had to take the imperial examination.

As an emperor, you have to cut things off. I think back then, Li Shimin didn't let Li Tai and Li Zhi leave Chang'an, so in the end he had to let the prince leave. Later, Wu Zetian became emperor... The most aggrieved thing was Kangxi's precious son, who was abolished and established. He himself was unwilling to give up his rights and allowed his son to be the prince for more than 30 years. The brothers are gradually becoming talented, and they are in the center of power. It would be strange if the prince is not crazy. There is no father-son relationship, but fame and fortune cannot be given up.

After reading part of it, this undergraduate examination essay is really attractive to read. Unlike some imperial examination essays, this book is just a quick summary of the essays and strategies as soon as the exam comes. This book is still very interesting to read and the pace is fast.

The writing is sophisticated and the articles are inspirational. One regret is that people who travel through time do not take advantage of time travel to improve their family life.