
The Imperial Exams Are No Easy Feat, So I’ll Take My Whole Family to the Azure Sky
科举不易,我携全家共青云
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- Completed
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- 870k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 8mo ago
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Please, I Want a Male Lead in the Imperial Examinations. He Needs to Be Smart, and There Should Be No Horrible Relatives
Looking for books like *Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Reading for the Imperial Exams*.
Recommend Good Imperial Exam Fics With a Morally Upright Male Lead, Whether He Comes From a Poor or Aristocratic Family
I don't want one where they get married right at the beginning. I want it to start when they're children.
For Fans of Late Ming Historical Military Fiction: The Best of the Best
Looking for books like I Passed Myself Off as Chongzhen's Son, Cut Through the Qing Army, and Revived the Ming. The battle scenes feel realistic, the characters fit their historical counterparts, and the payoff is well paced. The protagonist struggles to survive against the odds and plans carefully at every step. No massive tech-tree development and no golden finger.
Is Xu Yue the Only Legend of Imperial Exam Fiction?
Looking for books like *Disguised as a Man, I Become a Great Official in a Male-Oriented Imperial Exam Novel*.
The Whole Clan Supports My Rise to the Heavens, So I Reward Them with Official Robes
📚 Imperial exams / history / transmigration / hard work / comeback / literary world / political schemes / officialdom
Looking for Novels About a Farmer’s Son Taking the Imperial Exams, with No Horrible Relatives and a Warm, Close-Knit Family
I want something like *I, Sun Shan, and the Imperial Exams*. Please, preferably something that's finished.
I Want to Read Imperial Exam Stories, Preferably With the Protagonist Reborn in the Womb or Starting as a Child and Climbing the Ranks Step by Step
Looking for books similar to After Being Bitten by Leeches While Farming, I Stayed Up All Night Studying for the Imperial Exams.
Looking for Imperial Examination Stories. No Mindless Power Fantasies with a Transmigrated Protagonist: The Male Lead Should Succeed Through His Own Hard Work
Looking for stories similar to The Imperial Examinations Are Tough, So My Whole Family Will Strive for the Azure Clouds Together. The heroine is reborn in the womb, with no System or golden finger. Cozy everyday life, no bizarre characters, and a hardworking heroine.
In the Mood for Imperial Exam Stories
Any good novels about the imperial examinations? Please recommend some. I want a male lead who plans everything carefully, is cool and aloof, and is almost unnervingly clever, or one who is refined, warm, and devoted to his wife. I'm open to anything!
Looking for Ancient-era Imperial Exam Novels. No Effortless Top Scores in Every Exam, Please!
Looking for books like I, Sun Shan, and the Imperial Exams.
High-Quality Ancient-Era Imperial Examination Novels Worth Rereading Again and Again
Looking for books like *Ding! A Legacy for the Ages: The Young Lady Starts Studying (Rising to the Clouds, Imperial Exams)*. Historical setting, imperial exams, high quality.
Any Novels So Good They'll Keep You Up All Night? Night Shifts Are Boring
Cultivation, comedy, palace intrigue, or anything else that’s good to read.
Any Transmigration Stories With No Romance, or Books About a Carefree Life of Farming?
Lately I've read far too many transmigration stories with romance, and they all break up the canon pairing. It's not that I dislike that, but I've read too many of them recently and am getting tired of it. I can't find any stories without romance, either. Besides, they claim to be leisurely journeys, yet every one of them rushes forward more than the last.
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To be honest, there are very few small flaws, but there are a lot of small loopholes in the article, such as: the protagonist's age is incorrectly calculated, the price of spices, the mother stuffed 1,000 copper coins into the child's arms (you can search here to find out how big a pile of 1,000 copper coins is, can a 10-year-old child stuff it in?), People around the prince call the prince brother, and other historical errors and small loopholes. But it can also be regarded as an imaginary historical text. 1,000 Copper coins can be converted into 100 copper coins, with ten coins being one large. Spices may also be inexpensive because of their high yield. The issue of naming is not a big problem. Anyway, it is an imaginary historical text, so it can be justified. The faults do not hide the faults. If you put it on Tomato, it is indeed a good novel. It has an 8-point score, which is really low at 6 points. There is no bloody plot in the beginning. I thought it was the old-fashioned conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law and various abstract and old plots. I clicked in and saw the warm beginning. Although there is no big excitement, but under the premise of more than 300 chapters, it is still worthy of the book shortage. It is used as a transition, the protagonist is more affectionate, and the characters are well developed. Apart from some historical bugs, this book is still worth reading. At least it is better than articles about being cuckolded at the beginning, being broken up, the return of the God of War, being slapped in the face by his girlfriend after looking down on him, being humiliated at the beginning, the toad wanting to eat swan meat, and the genius rising up for revenge after being deposed at the beginning! This book is much better than one that starts at 8 or 9 points but ends up being unreadable after two chapters. It deserves five stars.
Overall it's okay, a bit fluffy, and it made me a little tired of watching it. Use the writing style of literary youth to write about ancient rural areas, both elegant and vulgar
The language is delicate, and the portrayal of each character is unforgettable. I have been reading novels for 6 years, and there are very few novels that can give me perfect scores. Although I have finished reading the novel, I can't forget it for a long time.
This is very in line with the character of ordinary people. It started hard little by little. Except for finding Ganoderma lucidum all at once and making a lot of money selling braised meat, it was too outstanding. The other content was okay. The slow flowing water and farm life are very sympathetic. The warm family atmosphere made me moved with emotion and tears in my eyes.
It is particularly beautiful, and the emotions are handled very delicately. The era is an imaginary era, and some unreasonable things are reasonable. The protagonist studies very hard, and there is no golden finger. Another point is that although he studies very hard, he does not get the top score in the exam, which is a very true reflection of his family conditions. Many readers say they cannot accept the shortcomings of the required documents and the difficulty of the ancient imperial examinations, but I think it is okay. Just like we used to study very hard, but the college entrance examination was just an ordinary school. Because our background determines that the resources we have been matched with since childhood are too poor, and we cannot make up for it even if we work hard. But why is he better than others as an official later? It's because the male protagonist has modern thinking and can use some knowledge to make achievements. There are no high-quality relatives in the family, and the whole family is twisted into one, which just reflects the simplicity of the folk customs in ancient rural areas at that time. Many of the people who studied are particularly well-educated. The male protagonist is patriotic, loves the people, and loves his family. This expresses the inability to serve the country in the modern era before time travel. It's a pity that the male protagonist himself has a very upright outlook on life, respecting his teachers and being filial to his parents and elders. It's not a traditional refreshing novel. It doesn't have many ups and downs, but it is very healing. It made me feel comfortable after reading it. It's suitable for people like us who need warmth in our hearts.
It's beautiful, I don't know how to describe it with good words. This book's family, friendship, love, and mentorship, every time these are described, people can't help but feel moved. It is no longer the king who is jealous of his ministers and suppresses power, but the power is delegated to do things for the people. The protagonist was an orphan in his previous life, but he has received the care and love of many people in this life. He is also hardworking, motivated, humble, kind, and grateful. He never forgets the well digger when drinking water, so that the village and the people can live a good life. This was also the love given to him in this life, and he gave it back. Perfect
I haven't read it, but I listened to the first few chapters. I felt that one chapter was quite long. I personally feel that the writing is quite good, and the writing style is good. The main thing is that the warmth of home is very touching, and the love of family can make people fall into it. I spend a long time every day looking for books. It may be that everyone's appreciation level is different. For these few chapters, the score is low for these chapters, and I found that the ones with high ratings are not necessarily good-looking, and the difference is far away. The ones with low ratings are not necessarily bad. You need to find it slowly and read it yourself. I don't know what will happen next, but I feel pretty good so far.
It's a very good book. The characters created by the author are all very good. Senior Brother Pei, Master Chen, Xie Qian (who brought him through his old age in one stroke), Madam Gu (it's a pity that there is no news about her later), An Ning and other characters are really well created, so much so that I felt a little sad when I saw these people passing away one by one, as if I had also been accompanying them throughout their lives. Lin Shu is the most "ordinary" protagonist in the imperial examination essays I have read. He does not have titles such as Liu Yuan, Da Yuan, and Xiao San Yuan. He only has grand ideals such as seeking truth from facts, serving the country and the people, and caring about the world. In the early stage, the family conditions were difficult and he tried to find ways to support the family. In the later stage, he pushed forward reforms against all opinions, as if to say: "I, Lin Shu, am still the Lin Shu who came out of Xiaolin Village", insisting on serving the people and seeking welfare. I don't want to read those miscellaneous things, but I just want to read about the protagonist's affairs in Ketien. This book is very suitable. It is all about the protagonist's career, love, and family ties. This is a brief summary. 2026.3.6 Check-in completed
I was in a shortage of books when I discovered this book. In fact, the title didn't particularly attract me, but by some strange mistake, I clicked on it and started reading. Until now I have finally finished watching it. The writing is very good. After reading this book, I realized that it turns out that the protagonist does not need to pass the sixth grade. It turns out that rebellion cannot be carried out at any time. It turns out that a major event that changes people's lives cannot be completed in just a few months. It turns out that there are not so many things that a person can do in his life. A group of young people with faith, a group of young people with dreams, a group of like-minded young people. I highly recommend everyone to read this book. The literary talent is not very good, but it is a breath of fresh air in Tomato and even the entire novel world.
I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's very interesting to watch. The male protagonist's family is very warm, without any super, very united and loving. In the end, the male protagonist also used modern talents to strengthen the motherland and develop people's livelihood! Love it, but I still need to update it