[Transmigration + imperial examinations + poetry plagiarism + satisfying face-slapping + multiple heroines]
Eighteen-year-old Xiao Rui is a down-and-out scholar who has failed the exams three times and become the laughingstock of Qingtian County.
The neighbors mock him: “That good-for-nothing should sell his property and get out already!”
A local bully eyes his home: “An orphan and a widow can't protect their property!”
His fiancée is humiliated: “A penniless pauper like him thinks he's fit to marry my daughter?”
One day, he falls into the water. When he wakes up...
His mind is filled with the complete memories of a PhD in Chinese language and literature!
The eight-legged essay? That's his specialty!
Tang poetry and Song ci? He has five thousand years of Chinese literature in his head!
The day of the county exam arrives.
Examiner: “This essay... is truly astonishing!”
Fellow candidate: “This poem... I've never seen anything like it! Who is this man?!”
Wang Shouye tries to rig the exam and frame him? He's exposed on the spot and disqualified!
The county magistrate takes a special interest in him? A mysterious visitor arrives late at night, revealing a shocking secret!
“When autumn comes on the eighth day of the ninth month, my flowers bloom, and every other flower falls.”
His poem “Chrysanthemums After Failing the Exam” shocks the entire literary world of the Wu dynasty!
Those who once mocked him kneel and beg for forgiveness.
Those who once bullied him are all given a taste of their own medicine.
Those who once looked down on him, along with the entire court, are left trembling!
“Minister Xiao, did you really write this poem?”
“Your Majesty, I... merely recited it... I mean, wrote it.”
He passes exam after exam, excels in both business and government, avenges himself, and marries a beautiful, wealthy woman!
In this life, he will make everyone understand:
Of all pursuits, study is the noblest!
It's very interesting. The protagonist takes the initiative to make a bet with the richest man. If the protagonist succeeds in taking the exam to become the county's chief criminal, the rich man apologizes and admits his mistake. However, if the protagonist fails the exam, the house worth 300 taels will be sold for 50 yuan, and then he will never take the exam again. A waiter in a restaurant would offend a rich man for a few pennies.
It's pretty good, but some parts keep repeating~
A very good book.
Good, good, good, good, good
The structure is rigorous and the plot is touching.
Well written and interesting. I hope the author will publish more good books, and finally I wish you good health!!!!!
The book is very interesting to my liking, and I would greatly encourage the author by giving a five-star review! [OK]