The Down-And-Out Clan Once Again Became a Figure Through the Imperial Examination

The writing about ancient women is so real. Many comments say that they can understand the male protagonist's mother. No matter how they understand her, she is indeed sorry for her daughter, and the male protagonist will always be the beneficiary. The heroine's mother planned to buy her eldest daughter for the hero to study (of course she didn't succeed), which is really ironic. Anyway, in my opinion, the hero is enjoying peace and quiet. I support the author in creating more characters like this. This book is quite interesting. Girls, it's better not to watch it. After watching Heart Attack, the male protagonist is a good guy and the beneficiary. He squeezes his sister to climb up. Anyway, the male protagonist must be flawless.

Please update more often It's really good-looking. I think it's very real. It's not like the kind of people who study for one year and become the number one scholar in two or three years. It's so outrageous that they get the number one scholar in the sixth grade. Some are only eight or nine years old [smile] The male protagonist has been studying hard for ten years, and his rankings every time are also very normal. In the end, he was also ranked as the most beautiful woman. He is not the same as the top pick.

The writing is very good, and I read it in one sitting. It doesn't have a lot of business plots like other imperial examination papers, and the themes are all off-topic. The male protagonist is smarter, but not exaggerated, and there is no exaggerated cheating. The storyline is also more reasonable.

Actually, it's okay. It's just more realistic and not so brainless. There's no need to scold the Zhao family. It's not easy to think about the Zhao family. The protagonist is not even 18 years old before time travel and is not that much older. Many people have too high expectations for the protagonist. I think the author's writing is quite realistic.

It's very beautiful and written very realistically. As a post-90s generation, I understand very well that the preference for boys over girls was very serious in ancient or modern rural areas. This is an objective fact. The author writes this very truthfully, and it is not to suppress women. Although the male protagonist's mother favors boys over girls, she really can't say how good she is to the male protagonist. From a male perspective, the male protagonist's mother is A good mother is not a good mother from a female perspective, but this was a normal and common phenomenon in that feudal ancient times. I can understand the male protagonist. In order for his mother and sister to live a better life and not be bullied by outsiders, he constantly thinks of ways to make money and take the imperial examination to become an official and stand out. In fact, when people have goals and directions, they are very hopeful about doing things. In order to change the status quo or protect the ones they love, they keep moving forward and making progress.

Personally, I think it's very interesting. It doesn't have a photographic memory like other imperial examination papers? There is no big money or anything like that right from the start. The male protagonist and his family take it step by step. The male protagonist also relies on his own hard work to study. I hope the author will keep updating!

It looks good. I read the updates in one go. The writing is more realistic and in line with ancient times. The golden finger is not big. It is not like other time travel novels where making money is as easy as drinking water. I am still a sister and a treasure boy. I hope it is really free of cp.

The good news is that it is an imperial examination document without cp. The bad news is that it is a serialization. I've seen the latest chapter. So far, it's still interesting. I hope it will be exciting in the future. The male protagonist is well portrayed. I hope there won't be any procrastinating plots in the future. There are too few good-looking ones without CP. Come on.

I have read chapter 31 so far. I feel that although the male protagonist is pregnant, he has never really integrated into ancient life. He is as indifferent as a spectator. He accepts his mother's favoritism, accepts all the care of his sisters, and is indifferent to those with vested interests. He will only resist if his own interests are involved. After that, he just muddles along. After experiencing modern society, he will not know the importance of reading. However, the male protagonist does not seize every opportunity available. I guess there will be changes in the future.

It's more realistic. If you fantasize about the male protagonist being omnipotent or like to read system-friendly stories, I suggest you not read it. Secondly, the book can be given 4 stars, and the extra star will give the author some compensation. The author is probably ruined by the baby girl.

The details are ecstatic, and the descriptions of supporting characters and villains are vivid and three-dimensional rather than purely good or purely bad, making them look very real. On the whole, the writing is refreshing and non-toxic, but there are twists and turns in the process. Although it is more realistic and engaging, it also annoyed some novices with low IQs, which is why this book does not get a high rating. Overall good

The previous situation was a hardship for the male protagonist's sisters, but the male protagonist could not change anything. After all, words are insignificant. Moreover, the male protagonist is still a few years old, there is no way to change, and the influence of the dynasty is deep-rooted. It is really helpless. The male protagonist has been growing up. After all, he is the protagonist. The road has been bumpy, but the result is not bad. He is also in the help group when he is capable, so that the sisters can rely on and support them. It is worth watching. There is no big problem with the character. Not a virgin. One star is missing. It is too painful to deduct the male protagonist's sisters.

After reading it, I felt that the clan members had won and were promoted directly without doing anything. The widowed mother and sisters did not benefit as much as the villagers.

Overall it's good, better looking than most time travel stories, unpretentious and logical. In some time-traveling novels, the pig's feet are either as stupid as a pig or as exaggerated as a sin [laughing and crying]

The male protagonist was born in the countryside. His family was poor since he was a child, and he had weak health. He relied on his widowed mother to support him. Although he had grandparents, his father was the unpopular second son. He was washed away by a flood while working on a dam and disappeared. The mother's liver and intestines were broken, but fortunately she had a posthumous son. There were three sisters in front of her, but the posthumous son had a son and a daughter. Unfortunately, the twin sister froze to death within a few days of birth. The son was the mother's lifeblood, and she had taken care of her carefully and cared for her since childhood. Later, the male protagonist embarked on the road of imperial examination because he was committed to protecting his mother and sister from being bullied by others.

This is the first time I have read an unfinished novel. It is so well written. This novel is also rare and can be written more realistically (other novels are written like children playing house. An ordinary person can make hundreds or thousands of taels by traveling to ancient times. The so-called money-making ideas do not matter whether the ancient people can accept the huge era gap. They are from the bottom, and they defy the sky and the earth, no matter how powerful the other party is...) This novel is also the first time I have seen how difficult and unpredictable the imperial examination and classmates are. It is only 6:00. I really feel unfair to the author. Those childish and brainless people can get a score of 9 or above. This one should be at least a 9.5 Or above! . . . I finished reading it and read it again, just hoping that the author wouldn't be a mess! After reading it, the writing is quite true. Most of the negative reviews are from female readers. They cannot accept the ancient people's thoughts of favoring boys over girls. They have to achieve equality between men and women in ancient times. Or they ask the protagonist who is only a few years old to change the thinking of ancient people. I can only laugh. There are also a lot of nonsense in the negative reviews. I don't know if there is a problem with understanding, or because of the reasons mentioned above, I am angry and deliberately negative. I didn't feel much about female boxing before. After watching too much, I really feel that female boxing is scary. . . The ending so far is quite good. There is no childish plot where the emperor or high-ranking officials kneel down and lick the protagonist without thinking. It is all about their own interests and the protagonist is trying to survive. But just like that, it is difficult to end the story if you want to succeed and quit. . . I hope the author will not be affected by those negative reviews. According to your current thinking, this is one of the few novels I have seen on Tomato that is not so childish and brainless. I give it 9.8 Points +

It's a pretty good book, with scores above seven. It's real and simple, and it's possible to figure out human nature. The characters are all well drawn, but there are a few characters that don't quite match up, which is a bit awkward. The shortcoming is that there are no coincidences in the book, and Da Ya has to suffer all the hardships, and everything comes to the protagonist.

Come on, let's see who can avoid being poisoned to death. It's awesome to define ancient times based on stupidity, loyalty and filial piety. People are ancient, not stupid.

I think it's good, but it may seem a bit aggrieved in some parts. After all, the protagonist is an ordinary person who can study. The provincial champion means that he can study well, but it cannot explain how excellent social experience and ability to deal with people he has. The protagonist doesn't take the initiative or retreat, which is okay. There are many people and variety.

Overall, the writing is pretty good. I highly recommend it. I prefer the simple ones. I think the ones before I was pretty good, and the ones after that were actually quite good, but I just like the simple ones.

It's a very real novel. How could someone in an imaginary dynasty come to the fore? I recommend this group of people to read the historical facts. A family tries its best to support a promising person. This is true when combined with ancient family culture.

It's really painful. If you can't bear it, go see Da Ai. But 50 chickens is too many. If you raise them free-range, you will need to occupy a mountain top. The protagonist is a soul traveler, so why give him the thinking of a primary school student? Always asking stupid questions, like can I keep my sister from getting married? But we all know that it was impossible in the feudal era. Why do you always ask these questions and make yourself seem like the protagonist? Well, the third time I revised the rating, the reason is that I am still chasing the drug, and the subsequent plot is okay. As for me, I don't understand why the protagonist was reluctant to study at first, for fear of dragging down his family. But in the end, after he was admitted to the imperial examination, he chose not to occupy either party. I don't know when the protagonist's dream turned into governing the country. Originally, you could just pick a party and occupy it. If you have to go to the most dangerous place, if you don't pay attention, everyone will be killed. It goes against the original intention of repaying his mother and so on. The number of words in one chapter is too few, and it is split into two chapters. The two chapters cannot cover one thing, only a few lines of dialogue. . Overall, there are still some plots that are unconventional. There are a lot of inconsistencies in the settings.

It's good-looking. The male protagonist just walked through it step by step. There are no golden fingers. It's more realistic.

It's beautiful, and the writing is very real. This book has a lot of controversy in terms of the three views of characters, but I personally think it is still realistic, not a traditional cool novel. The writing style is very good, and overall it is a good article. I support it greatly. But some people may be offended, so I don't know if the article is to your liking. Just read two chapters and you'll have your own opinion.

The content of this novel is very detailed, the characters are vivid and have distinct personalities, which makes people immersed in the situation [Like] [Like] I saw that the description of the imperial examination of the protagonist in the middle was accelerated, and the knowledge reserve of the protagonist was briefly sketched. I frowned a little at first, thinking that it would be very dull and then end. But after seeing the detailed official fights in the latest chapter, it turns out that the author mainly wants to write about officialdom. So I can understand the earlier part of accelerating the imperial examination [please read carefully]

I have read it three times. It is really good. The plot is very interesting and the characters are very good. The title of the novel can be changed to "Chen Dongsheng and His Funny People". It is really good. I just don't know how many chapters the author wants to update. I am following the update every day and I keep reading it again and again. The entire article is very fluent, and there is no exaggerated plot. It is very smooth. It must be rated five stars.

Although Zhujiao is a time traveler, he feels that he is not as smart as Gunong, so his life is in vain.

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After seeing the part about going to the border to fight, I think the author has written out the character traits of Chen Dazhu's relatives. They are not just supporting characters. Just don't write them as three wives and four concubines in the later stage. As for the protagonist, although it is said to have no cp, I think it is still possible to marry a wife and have a few children. In ancient times, if you did not get married and have children, then no one will inherit the foundation saved by the protagonist. Hahaha, as long as there are no big flaws in the follow-up, I will keep reading. Come on, author.

This is the most difficult time-traveling imperial examination condition I have ever seen. Other than that, at least my parents are here to accompany me during the imperial examination. This is really something you have to plan on your own.