Shen Huaizhou, a modern-day food blogger, unexpectedly transmigrated into an ancient farming household from infancy, becoming the sole male heir of the Sun family's third generation.
His family was dirt poor, with nothing but bare walls. Drawing on the many recipes he'd memorized in his previous life, he led his family into the food trade, carved out a living with his cooking, and earned enough for his tuition to attend school.
His uncles did everything they could to support him, his seven older sisters doted on him endlessly, his grandparents treasured him above all else, and his maternal uncles often sent help as well.
Raised with the wholehearted support of his extended family, the young scholar was fortunate to study diligently under a respected teacher. One day, he placed first in the imperial examinations and became the top scholar.
Having lived two lives, he used his modern knowledge in this one to serve the people and bring peace and stability, helping ordinary folk live secure and prosperous lives.
Now, let's step into his story together…
It's super beautiful, and the happiness of the parents makes me jealous. Showing off in the market and shaking hands with little emotions. A colorful life cannot be lived in a mess. A stroke of green cloud, full of spring success.
It's very warm, not aggressive, and the imperial examination is not very long or ugly, but the characters could be better portrayed, especially the heroine, the emperor, and the prince. To be honest, after reading it, I felt nostalgic, but not as good as that Ming Dynasty sweet novel with a single female protagonist. It feels like the author wants to end it quickly. For the next book, you can optimize it more. Thank you. I hope the next book can maintain this kind of fireworks. There are many places to expand. Because of the imperial examination and officialdom in the later chapters, it is obvious that the dialogue and details are not as detailed as at the beginning. Overall, your outline is excellent, it doesn't cause trouble, the characters are good, and there are basically no major villains. But the writing is not expressive enough. It has a structure, but not enough details. So is segmentation.
It's good. The whole family is harmonious and everyone works together. I like to see this kind of thing.
Well-organized and well-drawn characters, worth watching
It's pretty good, but the words in it all say this and that in a paragraph. They're all said too often.
It's very warm and full of family affection. There's nothing super. It's really beautiful. The author greatly requests for more updates.
Good, good, good
This is really fast 😏 😏 😏 😏 There are so many imperial examination papers, hundreds of chapters, before I can become a scholar
Nice. Family harmony. No top quality
It's well written, not aggressive, very down-to-earth, and has a strong family atmosphere. It makes people want to read it.