[Imperial Examination + Farming + History + Imagination + Time Travel]
In his previous life, Zhao Yuan was a science student with poor academic performance in liberal arts. Now that he has traveled through time, I have to take the liberal arts examination?
Zhao Yuan's father, Zhao Dahai, was originally just an ordinary farmer, but who would have thought that Zhao Dahai would be so lucky on the day Zhao Yuan was born?
And Zhao Dahai also relied on this shitty luck to save money for Zhao Yuan to attend private school for two or three years.
But Zhao Yuan said: Dad! I don't want to study in a private school for only two or three years, I want to take the imperial examination path!
Reader comments
I have read more than 20 chapters. To be honest, there is not much content, no memory points, no conflicts, and no events. After reading it, I only remember the two words "broken mouth" and "Happy New Year". In my opinion, the male protagonist is not outstanding enough, and he has a feeling of muddling along. At the beginning, I felt sweet-mouthed and emotionally intelligent. Looking back, I found that there are too many sweet-talking and emotional intelligence children, which cannot meet my requirements and fantasies about the protagonist of a book. It is too mediocre, just like reading the stories of ordinary people. Why are people so harsh on the protagonist of the novel, because they hope that the heights they cannot reach can be expressed in the form of words. The early performance of this book is really not as good as that of an ordinary adult. I can't see the desires of the protagonist, and I can't see what the protagonist has fought for. This is too scary. He has no desire for money, no desire for growth, and no desire for learning. He always feels that life and death are indifferent. Even if he said that he would become a monk tomorrow, I would not be surprised. (Don't tell me that the protagonist is only 5 years old. What he can do, whether he can do it or not is another matter. The key is not thinking about it. A 5-year-old body with an adult soul can do a lot)
In the first few chapters, there was a typo and "aunt" was written as "sister-in-law". The four stars are because it finally doesn't have a cookie-cutter beginning. It doesn't require the protagonist to think about how to make money. Those methods of making money by seeking death and picking up medicinal materials are finally gone. This is worthy of encouragement.
I have read more than 20 chapters. To be honest, there is not much content, no memory points, no conflicts, and no events. After reading it, I only remember the two words "broken mouth" and "Happy New Year". In my opinion, the male protagonist is not outstanding enough, and he has a feeling of muddling along. At the beginning, I felt sweet-mouthed and emotionally intelligent. Looking back, I found that there are too many sweet-talking and emotional intelligence children, which cannot meet my requirements and fantasies about the protagonist of a book. It is too mediocre, just like reading the stories of ordinary people. Why are people so harsh on the protagonist of the novel, because they hope that the heights they cannot reach can be expressed in the form of words. The early performance of this book is really not as good as that of an ordinary adult. I can't see the desires of the protagonist, and I can't see what the protagonist has fought for. This is too scary. He has no desire for money, no desire for growth, and no desire for learning. He always feels that life and death are indifferent. Even if he said that he would become a monk tomorrow, I would not be surprised. (Don't tell me that the protagonist is only 5 years old. What he can do, whether he can do it or not is another matter. The key is not thinking about it. A 5-year-old body with an adult soul can do a lot)
In the first few chapters, there was a typo and "aunt" was written as "sister-in-law". The four stars are because it finally doesn't have a cookie-cutter beginning. It doesn't require the protagonist to think about how to make money. Those methods of making money by seeking death and picking up medicinal materials are finally gone. This is worthy of encouragement.