Chen Shu, a modern college student, wakes up to find that he has transmigrated into the body of a poor young man in an ancient farming family.
With no System to support him and no supernatural abilities to rely on, he inherits a mess of a life: his own mother treats him like a “blood bank,” forcing him to work year after year and funneling everything he earns to support his stepbrother and stepsister. The original owner's life has nearly been ground away by endless hardship.
But when his mother, for the sake of his stepfather, tries to make him lie about his age so he'll be sent to perform a labor service with almost no chance of survival, Chen Shu finally reaches his breaking point.
He decisively severs his family ties, reclaims the farmland that should have been his, and breaks through his predicament with sheer courage.
From then on, he devotes himself to his studies, bringing the light of knowledge to a benighted village;
he is keen-eyed and perceptive, solving mysterious cases through intelligence;
and he plans his every move, rising from a commoner in the fields to pass the imperial examinations and enter the court, carving out a place for himself in an unfamiliar ancient society.
Just as he reaches the pinnacle of power and looks back on the road behind him, he suddenly realizes that he was never without support from the moment he transmigrated. The overlooked golden finger had been with him through every storm, hidden in the shadows.
Isn't this very good? Where is the ink stain? As for picking people up, isn't that a golden finger? It's just not enough to read and there's too little written about it.
If you like it, you can chase it.
I thought it was because of the scientific examination officialdom that I realized it was similar to Bao Qingtian.
Fascinating, I will follow it to the end
It's pretty good. Don't take it too seriously. The plot is good.