The Top Scholar Accidentally Changed the Dynasty
状元郎，一不小心改朝换代了
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People nowadays don't understand rural areas, let alone rural areas in the old society. Every time I see someone say they have two children, a boy and a girl, the boy is chubby and healthy, while the girl is skin and bones, I just want to laugh. 🙂 There's no such thing as a free lunch. Our grandparents' generation had seven or nine children, and they only had a little rice and water to eat.
I feel this book probably doesn't have a female lead. Most likely, the female lead's spring flowers have all been tainted black, making it even less likely that the other female characters could be the female lead. There's a storyline involving a daughter being given away, Liu Zhenzhen being corrupted and severing all ties with the protagonist, and Yi Wanning seemingly having a tendency to be…
The male protagonist is resolute yet witty, possessing his own set of life principles and bottom lines. This imperial examination novel is quite different, incorporating elements of court politics, martial arts, and a touch of fantasy. Highly recommended!
The author has currently updated to chapter 39, which I've followed up to. Based on my current reading and reviews, I'll add a follow-up review later. First, some warnings: 1. Mid-way transmigration with a system (I personally prefer rebirth without a system). 2. Currently no romantic pairing. 3.
I've read up to chapter 69, that's good. The male lead isn't offensive, and he's kind. The family atmosphere is great; everyone spoils him, and he's determined to lead his family to wealth and prosperity.
Why is this book rated so low? Is it being dragged down by its premise of being a civil service exam/famine relief story? This book is neither a civil service exam nor a famine relief story. The civil service exam is just a small interlude; it's a free-flowing, imaginative story. The author's outline is excellent; you can't skip chapters at all. Every chapter is interesting.
I've read over 110 chapters so far. The beginning was quite good, but the martial arts world is too powerful. Below the imperial authority, the court simply cannot tolerate the growing influence of these overt and covert forces. PS, the beginning was hilarious! 🤩🤩🤩
This scroll is awe-inspiring, like a rainbow piercing the sun! It has broadened my horizons, filled me with ecstatic joy, like a refreshing breeze in winter, penetrating straight to my spine! It has opened my meridians! It is truly a divine work! It is beyond the comprehension of ordinary mortals like us!
It's alright. Don't be fooled by the initial impression that it's off-topic and follows a lot of clichés; in fact, the clichés here are quite... Unconventional. But! The author did one thing right: finding humor. Every now and then, there's a joke or two that, while not profound, are undeniably lighthearted and entertaining. These jokes alone deserve a 7.5. If the author hadn't used clichés from the start, this book could have reached an 8. Unfortunately, the author still chose clichés…
It's super good-looking, and the interactions are quite heartwarming. I've seen over 40 chapters so far and there aren't any major flaws. The second sister-in-law scene is just a minor drawback, but it's still acceptable, considering it's meant to set up the later plot.