He Passed the Imperial Exams, While I Was Plagued by Gu for Life

Name: He Passed the Imperial Exams, While I Was Plagued by Gu for Life
Author: Cloudtop Sour Soup Lover

他金榜题名，我被蛊缠一生

by Cloudtop Sour Soup Lover (云顶酸汤客)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.2M Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Ancient-Style Life
Updated: 2mo ago
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Synopsis

In the 1970s, amid a sea of rapeseed blossoms in the Miao Mountains, a promise of marriage binds two hearts and sparks a love in the depths of the mountains. When the winds of the college entrance exam sweep in, their original resolve falters before the lure of prosperity, and their engagement teeters on the brink of collapse. Will the elder brother, fiercely protective of his younger sister and master of the Miao frontier's Gu magic, cross that forbidden line for her? Will this love be ensnared by Gu poison, or redeemed by time?

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I'd like to read something similar to A Second Spring at the 1977 College Entrance Exams. A heartwarming story about ordinary people, with multiple protagonists if need be, focusing on everyday folks and chronicling the most ordinary lives across several generations. Don't let history forget the past. The simple, everyday things are what matter most!

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