Who can resist the thrill of "a poor scholar who is afraid of insects and becomes the prime minister" + the cuteness of "the charming lady and the rustic academic master fight each other"? Lin A-Zhu sat in class with half an old book and used wild berries to "buy" Su Wanwan, a girl who had escaped from marriage. She was afraid of insects but dared to criticize the village bully. She used the wisdom of the village as a "plug-in" for the imperial examination. The counterattack was full of down-to-earth laughs; what's even more amazing is the contrasting interaction between the two - She treats poisonous weeds as wild vegetables, picks up water on her own feet, he uses folk tales to explain classics, wears the wrong shoes in exams, and the daily stories told by chickens and ducks are sweeter than candied haws. There is no bitterness or deep hatred, only brisk counterattack + playful sweetness. When I read it, I wanted to follow Lin Azhu to the capital and watch how he rose from a mountain village to become a winner in life that makes people laugh and cry!
