
A Farmer's Son Takes the Imperial Exams, Becomes Top Scholar, and Honors His Clan
农家子走科举路,状元及第报族恩
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 21d ago
- English
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968Chapters
206Reads · 30 days
102.1kReads · all time
106Shelf adds, last 14 days
6.9Score
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This article is very good, I like it very much. I have just read 30 chapters, but every time the woman with the surname Su appears in these 30 chapters, I have a strange feeling. I feel that her appearance is superfluous, and I don't know if she is the female protagonist.
This is the best time-travel novel I've ever read, not because of the story itself, but because of the author's solid writing style. I hope the author doesn't ruin the ending. Keep it up, author!
My thoughts after catching up: There's a reason why it got a 6.6 Rating!
Compared to other time-travel imperial examination novels, this one has more national sentiment and the fervor of men. A great book!
It's pretty cool; other features are generally more self-generated.
The author is probably from Hunan, so I'm adding an extra star.
It's quite well written! The brushwork is delicate!
It's definitely worth reading; it's a very good book.
This story is incredibly well-written, with a captivating plot that gets better with every read. It's so good!
The descriptions are objective and simple, without any unrealistic advancements; they are based on ancient realities and reflect the author's own capabilities.