1.4 Billion People Wake Up Early to Watch Me Take the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times

I have read more than 90 chapters without skipping or reading a single line. For the first time, I didn't want to read anymore because of the death of a supporting character. I don't know if you will be heartbroken when you use cold and cold words to decide the fate of King Orion's death in a certain paragraph, but I think it won't be the case. He is the first person to help the male protagonist without any purpose, and he may also be the last one. He is like a father figure. Whether it's Boss Zhou, Boss Wang, or the guy surnamed Zhao, or those friends from well-off families, who doesn't get close to the male protagonist with a purpose? His death was just for the development and foreshadowing of the story, and he was just a victim in other people's grudges. Why, doesn't kindness deserve good rewards? He is also the father of others, the support, support and beloved person of others! He doesn't even have a name, he's just called King Orion.

At present, it seems to be the most down-to-earth and closest to the imperial examination essay that ordinary people can understand. The protagonist is not a god of learning who is far away from us, and there is no quick success. Although there is someone to teach you, it is true that you learn little by little by yourself, and this learning process is the most realistic I have ever seen.

The disadvantage is that it is too ideal. The five people on the same insurance have all passed the childhood. If the childhood is so good, there will be no such thing as an old child. Moreover, these five people come from different backgrounds, including farmers, scholars, and businessmen.

Author, don't sleep, get up and code! There are no flaws in this book, and it's not embarrassing. The characters that have appeared so far are all good, and there are no hard-written villains. The writing style is natural and smooth. It can be seen that the author checked a lot of information and wrote it more realistically, which is a lot of hard work. But I just finished reading it after a while because I was too young. I want to keep it but I am afraid that the author will lose it if the data is not good. I hope the author will update it more and the data will definitely come up! Come on, author, I will keep reading. If the author insists on updating three times a day, I will give you a paid gift and ask three of my friends to give you a five-star review and a long article recommendation [send heartfelt]

So far so good, I hope there won't be any straw rebellion and re-establishing dynasties in the future, because there is a book similar to yours, except that he started as a county magistrate, and then rebelled and became emperor. Although it is said that he rebelled with barrages, there are many people who rebelled and became emperors. It is rare to use barrages to rise from the common people or to slowly struggle from the county magistrate to the court. Well, of course, the author can write whatever he wants.

The first barrage is so helpful to you. You have to interact with it no matter what. It can be a shopping mall or something, and it can also write about modern times, such as finding ancient books and valuable treasures. Why do I feel that the protagonist is a bit like an NPC tool? Yes, Group portraits, interesting stories, writing novels in ancient times, etc. Also, if someone helps you so much, you should give something back in some way. And the whole country is watching your exams, so you have to say something about the state machinery. Feeling too single

The author is okay, professional, it is the most pragmatic and realistic book in Tomato. The important thing is that it is not boring to read.

The author's description of ancient common sense of life and the imperial examination system is relatively detailed and realistic, without going through the random fabrications seen in movies and TV dramas. The rhythm of the book is well controlled, and the character settings are full and well suited to the identity of the characters. The protagonist has a golden finger but is not outrageous. Overall, it is easy and interesting to read, and you can also learn some historical knowledge.

The book ends at Chapter 117, and the protagonist is no longer the main character.

Chapter 208 record: Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! There are barrages, but the results are the result of the protagonist's down-to-earth and hard work, and I prefer this. The pace is also good, so I couldn't help but read 200 chapters in one go, looking forward to the next chapter.