The Disowned Son: From Beaten Family Outcast to Chief Minister and Richest Man

I love it! The main character and Brother Xu's family are very well portrayed! What I'm most satisfied with is that the severing of kinship is genuine; the main character isn't a saint and even gave himself away for adoption. The only downside is that the pacing is a bit slow; it hasn't gotten to the start of the imperial examinations yet.

It's a great book; the plot is refreshing and unfolds slowly, with a strong sense of everyday life. I'm eager to know what happens next!

It's great! ( ´艸`) The male lead has a keen eye for people; he can tell good from bad! Brother Xu helps him escape his misery, Gao Yangrong always manages to keep him out of danger, and Master Li uses his knowledge and influence to help him grow and develop! The male lead's gratitude towards them is immense! His path to the imperial examinations is also fraught with difficulties—he's framed and assassinated; the imperial court is a sieve!

Not verbose, simple and clear. I haven't even finished ten chapters, and the title was wrong three times already. Overall, it's alright. Keep it up!

I'm so angry! I've never seen such a heartless father. He favors the eldest son and doesn't treat the second and third sons like human beings. Ancient times were truly tragic; everything was about filial piety, and children couldn't be allowed to rebel. Thank goodness I'm a modern person! 😢

Although the backstory is absurd and melodramatic, art imitates life, and who dares to say that these true stories don't exist in broad daylight? In short, it's satisfying and good! I hope that from now on, kind people will have a happy and fulfilling life.

Well written. I usually skim through long novels towards the end. This one, even at chapter 800, still holds secrets. In other novels about locust plagues, the officials are only verbally notified to avoid responsibility, leaving the people with a sense of (a gambler's mentality), and later they regret it, making the villagers seem pitiful and somewhat foolish.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

Okay, okay, okay

It's quite good; I feel like I want to keep watching.