
So Poor That You Eat Dirt? I Want to Be the Top Scholar in the Imperial Examination After Time Travel!
穷到吃土?穿越后科举状元我要了!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
826Reads
6.6Score
247Chapters
300Listens
51.8kReads · all time





I liked the part about the war in Liangzhou. I was listening to the book while working, but when I heard that part, I picked up my phone and watched it intently. I felt that the imperial examination part was written quite naturally, and it would be less awkward to read those verses than when writing poems. I feel that the ending is so sudden. I am still looking forward to what it will be like when Zhou Yi enters the court. I feel that there is still a lot to write about. When I didn't click on the author's homepage, I thought it was because there weren't enough people to read it, so I ended it in a hurry. After I clicked on it… Which platform is this author from? I really liked the part about the war in Liangzhou [full]
It's very interesting. It's the most uncomfortable imperial examination essay I've ever read so far, but it's also the most realistic (and please don't cp, I hope the junior sister and Zhou Yi don't become a couple)
The plot design is very good
A pretty good novel.
The author's literary talent is really great.
It's so beautifully written. I like this kind of novel and give it a five-star rating.
The author has produced a very fine work, the characters are very fleshed out and the plot is also very good.
It looks good. The scientific examination is written very carefully. The writing style is good. It is my favorite style. Please update it [laugh][laugh][laugh]
It's well written, clearly organized, and occasionally funny, so it's worth reading.
Nice! Fascinating!
Imperial examination, what I like
. Not bad, pretty good-looking.
Wonderful, novel and fascinating story.
Very interesting and worth reading.
A pretty good novel. I have read a lot of scientific articles, and this is the first time I saw the imperial examination in the war-torn times. The plot of the eight-year-old scholar who was displaced was very moving.
The article is humorous and interesting, and the concept is fresh and very good