Transmigrating to Ancient Times: Raising a Grandson to Pass the Imperial Exams

It's very interesting. It's just an ordinary mature woman's journey through ancient times to live a down-to-earth life and raise her grandchildren. Alas, it feels better than me. At least the language is good. I have read novels for more than ten years and have never been able to catch my eye. It would be good to write an outline of the story.

A very nice novel. There is no little girl making noises and no knowledge of astronomy. An all-around male protagonist who knows geography, and no reformed mother-in-law. It is different from the routines of many time-traveling historical novels. There are no various top-notch vampire relatives. It is ordinary but not dull, real but not bloody. The only thing that falls short of cliché is the background of the future heroine. But now there are only a few descriptions. It is difficult to say whether it will be conventional or not in the future. Anyway, it is very good to watch at the moment [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like] I hope the author can seriously pay attention to the monetary value. For example, you mentioned in your article that one article can sell two chicks. No matter how much purchasing power the copper coin has, it is impossible. Otherwise, hatching two chicks can only be sold for one penny. It is better to just sell eggs. You must know that hatching chicks was a technology in ancient times that could be passed down to a family.

It's quite beautiful, with a long stream of water. It's a bit annoying to see the constant noise in the village, but it's reasonable to see many disputes in front of the widow's door. The character of the second sister-in-law is quite interesting. I thought she would always be jealous of the heroine later on, but I didn't expect that she would look away from her later and reconcile with herself. However, the second sister-in-law happened to encounter the original owner fainting on the ground in front of her, and ran home without calling anyone. This actually conflicts with the character behind her. If the author can see this comment, he should change this part of the content.

I finally finished reading it. The plot description of the whole book is fascinating. Although there are no big ups and downs, and the language is not sharp, the whole book feels dull but clever, and it is worth reading. [Like][Like][Like] In addition, the writing is very true, especially the imperial examination is not among the best.

2026.5.28 Seeing the Liu family inexplicably buying a half-dead sin slave, treating his injuries, and paying a high price to redeem his sister, I couldn't stand it anymore.

It looks good and is very real. It's not like the many imperial examination papers I've seen where the first case is the first case and the first case is the first case, like winning three yuan in a row or winning six yuan in a row [laughing and crying]

It's a very good subject. I raise my grandson slowly and down-to-earth, learn calligraphy, and let my grandson study for scientific examinations. He becomes a great minister and becomes a flower hunter. It's just that sometimes the typos don't look right, and some places are too detailed, a bit too much. It's a bit verbose [laughs awkwardly]. Everything else is pretty good. . Keep up the good work, keep up the good work [Like]

It's very interesting, I want to read it again. It's just too little, collect it and collect it

I like this setting. I don't have much to do with the big family, I just slowly raise the cubs by myself.

The novel is so captivating that you can't put it down and even read it during meal time! Recommend!