Imperial Examination Operation Manual: Let's Learn Eight-Legged Essay Together

Among the same type of imperial examination papers, it is considered superior. If you are tired of watching peasants take the imperial examination, you can give it a try. The protagonist is from time travel, and his family background is quite normal. He grew up with his grandmother when he was a child. His personality is a bit indulgent, but not really, just like a normal child. But after being taken over by the old father, it was over. The hero's father is a strict father, the kind of man you would expect to be raised by. But the portrayal is very good, and it doesn't feel too rigid. The funniest thing is that the male protagonist was beaten when he was a child, really every now and then, it's so miserable, hahahaha, it vividly explains that if you don't study hard, you will get bad results. Moreover, many imperial examination papers briefly mention the contents of the imperial examination. This book is very good, and the details are well described (although I can't understand the eight-legged essay, the content is well written, and it is worthwhile). The only shortcoming is that it is not enough to read, but the author is very diligent and writes quite a lot every day. Like [Like] [Like], keep up the good work

This book is not like other imperial examination essays in Tomato. It is a step-by-step upgrading novel. It does not have any thrilling or climax scenes. It describes the kind of life that is very suitable for ordinary people studying for imperial examinations in ancient times. The reading fragments described in it are more professional, profound and obscure than most imperial examination essays, but it is quite interesting to read it. I just hope that the author can speed up the pace later.

In the world of the golden finger system, it is rare to find a very pure imperial examination article. The protagonist is quite normal. Although he looks swish every time in front of his father, it is very real if you think about it carefully! I hope the protagonist's wife won't become a beggar in the future. I feel like congenital heart disease is very difficult to deal with. The protagonist's family is doing well. There's nothing wrong with the overall article. It's worth reading.

It's very, very well written! Qian Xiaoyue's spirit of chasing ideals like a moth to a flame makes people cry when reading it. The teacher-student relationship between Yan Shu and Teacher Wang is also very touching. The portrayal of various characters is very vivid (especially Yan Tong, the feudal eldest father of Yan Shu, whose personality is so similar to my father's. I felt empathy with the protagonist while watching it, but the protagonist is still too durable. I would call him the King of Durability. When I was young, in order to avoid my father's big stick, I often hid in the toilet and locked the door. It was very scary, and I wanted to die). The descriptions of some scenes interspersed in the article were immersive when I read them. The early text conversations were all daily and very life-like. When I read them, I really felt that this was how people lived in ancient times. (However, deepseek tastes a bit loud in the later period) I have read too many imperial examination essays that are full of cool writing routines. This type of imperial examination essay is refreshing. From my personal feeling, this is the best imperial examination novel I have ever read!

You can read it with confidence, it is highly recommended. The author is very good at it and the update speed is very fast [laughs]! And it is unconventional. The author studies how to take the imperial examination after time travel more seriously than the readers. Not only has she memorized the eight-part essay by herself recently, but she will also write the eight-part essay by herself in the future~ [Admiration] [Sneaky laugh]

The logic is rigorous and the reasoning is touching. Although it is not written in the imperial examination style that is currently very popular, the content is self-consistent. If you read it in the ordinary way of self-substituting online articles, you will definitely feel a lot of discomfort. You can only abandon the perception of substitution and watch an ancient dream weaved by the author from the perspective of a spectator. It can be regarded as a good and heart-stirring story.

A breath of fresh air. I have long been tired of the counterattack routine of the peasant family, and every time there are a lot of top quality, the protagonist seems to be omnipotent. But this book is more realistic. A seventeen-year-old modern boy would definitely be acclimatized in ancient times. It is well written and I look forward to continuing it.

How should I put it? I feel that through this book I have gained a little understanding of Zhu Xi and the eight-part essay, which can make me interested in Chinese studies. This book feels a bit educational. I can see in the protagonist what I learned when I was a child.

The main motivation that kept me reading this book was that Yan Xiu, Yan Tong, his master, etc. Were all more attractive than the protagonist. The protagonists are 17 and 8 years old, and 7 or 8 years have passed. At the age of 25 or 6, they have already taken the provincial examination. He is still like a three-year-old child, crying and crying all the time, often turning a deaf ear to his father's words...

The writing and story are pretty good, but I feel like the protagonist's personality doesn't change over time, and there are too many articles and things like that, and it'll be boring to read too much. There are very few articles about local scenery and nothing specific. They are all articles that I hope will change a bit.

The book written by this author is really not the kind of exciting novel that is usually found in online novels. The plot is rather bland and there are no traditional exciting plots, such as a slap in the face in the career line or misunderstandings and twists and turns in the emotional line. But I like the protagonists in each of her books very much. They are very real and have growth potential. What I like most is that the protagonists also make mistakes. Come on, author, I really like your book [Blowing Kisses]. However, I have some small suggestions. The plot can be more dramatic, which may make it more interesting and make the highlight or shining point of the protagonist more obvious.

This book is as plain as Wen Ru, without too many twists and turns. However, so far in the early and mid-term, Yan Shu is a bit rebellious, impulsive, greedy for pleasure and other shortcomings, and his image is not as good as Wen Ru. But Yan Shu has made great progress and is now on par with and will surpass Wen Ru. The portrayal of other characters in the book is also a highlight, such as Yan Tong, Wang Haoyun and other characters. The content of the book on stereotypes, psychology, poetry and other aspects is also acceptable, and may have some popular science effect.

This book gave me a big surprise. I have been reading novels for nearly ten years. From the novel magazines I bought in junior high school to the later online articles, I have become tired of reading the routines of online articles. I have always wanted to find novels that return to nature and tell the story well rather than rely on eye-catching and exciting settings. To be honest, I skipped through the classical Chinese part of the book because I hadn't settled down enough to read every word in detail. What I see is Xiao Yan's growth path, and how he cultivates his own beliefs step by step. My favorite character is Lao Yan, or I admire people like Lao Yan, but if Lao Yan were my father or teacher, I still couldn't stand it.

The writing is very good, especially the protagonist's mental journey and the relationship between father and son, master and apprentice. The large number of descriptions of eight-part essays in the article made me think that the author might want to teach me how to write eight-part essays. The protagonist is not an astonishing genius, nor does he win three yuan or anything in a row. He just has a steady imperial examination process, which makes me feel more real.

It's been a long time since I've seen a readable imperial examination essay. This one doesn't look good enough, but I feel that the characters in the world are very realistic, and the author is very serious in writing, and I really like the writing style. I've already followed it, and I'll read the author's other books after finishing this one.

After finishing, I can give a more complete evaluation. I was previously worried about how the ending would unfold. Of course, the ending is also unexpected and reasonable. Different from ordinary imperial examination articles, regardless of whether the protagonist is a genius or an ordinary person, the hardships of the protagonist in this article are not mainly reflected in the expenses of traveling far away for the examination, the plight of teachers, and the villainous behavior of relatives who do not support the imperial examination. It's about the high demands placed on the male protagonist by his father and master. This is probably the protagonist who I have seen punished the most. The whole article is indeed as the author said. With the help of the male protagonist's father and master, the male protagonist grew up to be a gentleman under Confucian culture. But this is not an easy story. The male protagonist has always been in the process of growing up after losing, but this is actually the luck of the top 1% in the ancient setting. After reading it, I didn't feel happy for the male protagonist. Neither of the open endings given by the author can be called a happy ending. It really brought a lot of deeper thinking.

The words are meaningful, the logic is relatively reasonable, there are no awkward cheats, the reality of the imperial examination and the eight-part article are reasonable in praise and criticism, and the world and people's feelings have the shadow of "The Scholars", somewhere between the fairy grass and the grain grass.

It's really good to read. Sometimes if you read too many books on this subject, you will easily feel overwhelmed and tired. However, this book seems to be a bit of a surprise to you, but because it has a bit of truth, it allows you to read it. If you read it slowly, you will have a different feeling. It is literary in nature, but not too heavy, so it has a very comfortable taste.

Alas, the author's writing is quite good. I just cried when I saw a child being beaten for being stubborn. I was already a little tired of studying + had a headache. Alas, I had a headache. The child's mentality is well described. He has a strong self-esteem but is always stubborn. Unfortunately, he has a real father above his head and has to endorse it every day. It's so miserable.

I found a good one

Such a father can only make people feel suffocated. It's too depressing and can't be read. The writing is okay.

The worst protagonist, he was beaten six times in Chapter 18

Good book, the rating is a bit low

Make up for it, the update is really fast, I am looking forward to the development of the plot every day

Come on, author, it's good-looking, good-looking, good-looking. I was so happy watching it that the pig's feet that had penetrated the soul kept getting beaten [admiration]. The author is talented and really has something to offer

The writing is really good [like], it looks like a great god.

The author's writing is really good and of high standard. I plan to read the author's other books. I feel very comfortable reading them.

(♥∀♥) It's nice, but the ending is a bit abrupt. I feel like there's actually a lot more I could write if I wanted to.

The author writes with great care. I don't know why the score is so low, so I'll give it a try! In fact, I quite like Dayan. In that era, as a man from a wealthy background, it was really easy for him to indulge himself like Uncle Yan. Xiaoyan was very lucky to have a strict father when he was studying. In fact, I feel that the second brother should also envy Xiaoyan for having such a father.

One of the better-looking imperial examination books in recent years, very interesting