My Clan Funded My Exams, So I Won My Dog an Imperial Title

The writing is very nonchalant and creative. The protagonist has an amazing strategy, a photographic memory, and a kind of love. Even if the villain keeps trying to harm him openly and secretly, he is not angry. He even gives him a very warm nickname. He is also very capable and has a Jin Yiwei and other people worshiping him. As a lord, he is proud to be the protagonist's subordinate. He gives orders to others as a subordinate, and he is also very friendly to his relatives. Even if there is a relative who keeps jumping around in front of him and holding him back, he still serves them with all his heart. I really like it 💕 This is really a good book [laughing]

It's a familiar plot. The uncle's family is studying. The protagonist's father is smart and secretly studying in the school. The uncle didn't get the money to attend the banquet, and the imperial examination fraud did not implicate him. He was lucky enough to be a scholar, tied up a member of the landowner, and then separated the family. He had to give one hundred taels to the second brother and the third brother.

Awesome, copied from "Photographic Memory, I guess it's normal that I won the top prize!" , The same cheating father, the same photographic memory of the son, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

The author's writing is very good, and the content is not boring. There are many funny scenes in it. The character development of the male protagonist is quite good, but there are too few updates. I started reading it yesterday and finished it today. I can only read more. I hate the endless day. Overall, it is highly recommended. I have read more than 700 chapters so far, and I feel that the author's writing makes the protagonist become an emperor. I suggest that the author change the title of the book and directly let the protagonist become an emperor.

The writing ideas are quite good, and I can be considered a prolific author with 6 chapters a day.

It's a very interesting imperial examination article. There is currently no cp. It's a pleasure to read. The plot development is unconventional, with various small climaxes and many funny plots. Although the male protagonist has traveled through time, he has been improving his knowledge to make himself more adaptable to ancient times. He is not the kind to cheat right away. In fact, what is more advantageous is the male protagonist's social skills. He has really high emotional intelligence and can coax people. He is worthy of being a succubus [face covering] (but most of the people he attracts are men, haha). I particularly like the content of the game between various forces, but in the early stage the protagonist relied on his thighs to balance things out, which made people feel a little out of touch. However, the plot reveals that by now, the protagonist has already entered the official career and has some background. I hope that the protagonist can accumulate a lot of experience and make great achievements! Big cheers for the author!

It's really awesome and good-looking, and it can make people smile knowingly while watching it. I highly recommend it. The first part is okay, but the second part is that the exam is too long, and the novel is like a useless piece of food. It's a pity to discard it if it's tasteless.

Fang Ziqi: In the chess game of troubled times, the "fate-defying number one" who uses his bare heart as his chess piece and his iron fist as his sword. In the framework of this troubled world, the protagonist Fang Ziqi is by no means a powerful minister like the "perfect saint" in the traditional ancient sayings. Instead, he is a "contradictory body" who bears the mark of a poor family, hides his ideal temperature, but dares to use his iron fist to break the game. His character arc is precisely the most touching core of the book. His background is the "people's foundation" engraved in his bones and blood. The experience of coming from a poor family did not smooth his edges, but instead allowed him to incorporate "the suffering of the people" into his imperial examination policy. His behavior is an "iron fist" that hides warmth. In the face of factional strife in the court, he has never been a "peaceful" good guy. His growth is based on keeping true to his original intention while adapting to changes. The author does not portray him as a genius who "cheats all the way", but instead writes about his struggles: when he first entered the court, he firmly believed in "convincing people with reason", but he repeatedly hit the wall because he did not know how to compromise; in the early implementation of the imperial examination reform, he was obsessed with "meriting meritocracy", but ignored the obstruction of aristocratic family forces. Finally, after several failures, he learned to "save the country through curves" - not only preserving the upward path of poor scholars, but also knowing how to use strategies to break the resistance of the old forces. This kind of growth of "don't look back if you don't hit the wall, but you will tear down the wall if you hit it" has allowed him to transform from an "idealistic number one scholar" to a "mature first assistant who can handle things", and his character image has become more real and three-dimensional. The most touching thing about Fang Ziqi has never been the feeling of "coming back from a humble family to become the first assistant", but that he was in the quagmire of troubled times, but he never lost his innocent heart of "setting up a heart for the world and a life for the people" - he is like a sword that cuts through the darkness. The blade is an iron fist against injustice, but the hilt is the warmth of protecting the family and the country. This is what a "number one scholar in troubled times" should look like. Finally, I don't know if this is a single female protagonist or a harem novel? Although this is the ancient Wen Na harem, it is normal. But I personally hope it will be a single female protagonist. If it is a single female protagonist, I will pursue it even more [shy][shy]

I have read a novel with similar contents to this one. That one was just finished not long ago and was written in December last year. This one was read in July this year. Many parts of the content are similar. The plot is the same, but the name is different. That one is called "Photographic Memory. Is it normal for me to win the first prize?" "The author is a mountaineer. Now this book is still being serialized. I don't want to say those two words. I think as a book writer, I definitely don't want to see the novels I have worked so hard to write being borrowed by others. I don't know what the specific situation is, and I dare not say. Although I see my favorite novels appearing in other people's works, I I'm very happy, but not in this way. I hope the author can give an explanation, and you just write it, the content is not good (~_~💧) It's like giving you the answer and you can't understand it [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] I give you four stars because I don't want my comments to be drowned╮(¯▽¯)╭ I don't want to say it, 🙁

The writing is very good. This is a book that I have rarely read in a long time. I think it is useless to talk about it. It is normal for the protagonist, who was born in Nongmen, to move up step by step because he is the protagonist of this book, and he is not the one who will be the first for you from the beginning. He also attracts many wives to strengthen himself with his own charm or intelligence. The first three hundred or almost three hundred chapters are mainly about the road to the imperial examination, the family and some early connections. Personally, I feel that it is quite comfortable to read and there is nothing poisonous about it. When I was more than four hundred years old, I started to come across the story of the Little Prince, and the story named after the book slowly began to unfold. The protagonist begins to prepare for the follow-up by strengthening his power; I have to say that the relationship between each character and the protagonist and the stories behind the characters are also very well written. Anyway, I feel that there is nothing wrong with it. The above are some of my feelings from the beginning to now. I hope to update a hundred times a day~