An Economics PhD Takes the Imperial Exam, Making the Young Masters Cry from the Start

There is no stupid and filial father, a bun-like mother, brothers help each other, and family harmony. I like to read this kind of novel, the kind of family that is cunning because of the pot of bath water. I have seen enough.

See Chapter 66. It's very good, the plot progresses comfortably, not too slow or too rushed. The most important thing is that there is no plot of repeated battles with the best. If there are conflicts, they are solved in one stroke. But at the same time, it is not the kind of plot where the protagonist and his family suffer a loss and then get rid of it in one stroke. The same stage will not appear repeatedly in the future. The main plot of the description is always on the side of the protagonist group (I once saw a villager who helped the protagonist's family, but there was no description at all. The staged villains who dealt with the protagonist were described in detail, and even the psychological activities and thoughts of each person were described in detail.)

After reading Chapter 53, there are no surprises so far. If I have to say it, it may be because I have watched other time travels, imperial examinations, and prodigies before. I have watched too many, and I feel that there are not many descriptions of the protagonist. It has the appearance of a group portrait but not at all. There are no emotional scenes at the moment, and he is still a child.

Each character in the book is vivid and vivid, and the supporting characters are not blurred because of the prominent protagonist. The characters are rich in emotions and realistic, and the interpersonal relationships are complex enough. There is no need to qualitative emotional problems. Upgrading the saints requires hard work. It positively guides readers to start from the perspective of children. It's pretty good! Come on! !

Read Chapter 57 It's very interesting. I really like this kind of imperial examination essay that is more warm and united at home.

It's a good read. It's a new book now. The golden three chapters + the latest chapter I've read. There's nothing bloody or brainless. The text is also full of literary talents. The plot is written very smoothly. The only thing I hope is that the author gives the hero's neighbor Goudan a peaceful and happy life for the rest of his life. He is really pitiful! He has a home that he cannot return to, and no one at home cares about him. Now he is just a child who has no one to love or care for him. [Cry]

It's such an abrupt ending. It could have been longer, but it's a pity. It's really exciting, but the later part is more involved. At least the first part is not that deep. Overall, it's quite interesting. It's very suitable for making a short drama. I don't know if it's because I want to make a short drama, so I made it so short. Anyway, I still hope there will be a second part.

The rating is on the low side. The author's writing skills are clearly visible to the naked eye [like]. The opening chapter is about the funny life in the city, and the interaction between Xiao Jingchen and Xiao Jili always makes people laugh; as the protagonist progresses in his studies, the number of people who follow the protagonist in his studies increases from 1 to 10 to countless. I wonder if the author is a debater. The scene where the protagonist verbally battles with all living beings and ministers makes people's blood boil. The only fly in the ointment is that the characters that appear later are not as vivid and easy to remember as those at the beginning. Generally speaking, the flaws are not concealed, and the protagonist's outlook on life is also very positive. In addition, it is a very breast-friendly novel. A must-read for those who control the protagonist and those with henchmen!

Very good-looking. I like the male protagonist's family very much. They all dote on the male protagonist. There is no barrier between the brothers because the whole family supports the male protagonist to study. They are a very warm and kind family. I also like the rich family. I also like Fu Jili. Although he is a young master from a wealthy family, he does not look down on the male protagonist because of his different class. He does not have the problem of a young master from a wealthy family. Hehe, he and the male protagonist are a bit easy to drink. They feel like a bamboo horse. The rich family is also super good, although it was originally to enable Fu Jili to study well. So I chose the male protagonist to be my companion, but he is not superior. There are also some male protagonists in Ji Li. He is no different from his own son. The two families have become like a family, which is more beautiful. Except for the second young master who was a little annoying in the early stage, he was impressed by the talent of the male protagonist and changed. He wants to be brothers with the male protagonist. The part is very funny.

It's a very interesting science and technology article. It not only revolves around the growth of the protagonist, but also the interesting stories and personality traits of the friends around me. Everyone was so cute especially during the early days of school. There is almost no absolute villain, the pace is very good, and the details are appropriate. A story that could be written in hundreds of chapters in other articles is explained clearly in three or five chapters here. It's a pity that the data is not very good, and the content about being an official is cut in half. It is really a pity. I hope the author will open a second part.