[Alternate history + imperial examinations + farming + everyday life]
Cui Yan, a rich second-generation heir, falls from his horse and wakes up in the body of the sickly only son of the old Cui family.
His eyes open, and he’s already doing corvee labor.
Cui Yan: “...”
This is worse than death.
He grits his teeth and suffers through two months. At last, he can go home, only to find the house bare. When he works in the fields, he’s either being drained by leeches or bitten by venomous centipedes.
Tossing and turning through the long nights, he thinks of the misery of corvee labor and the hardships of farming, and resolves to bury himself in his studies.
At first, the neighbors look down on him and mock him. After all, the original owner was notorious for being a reckless troublemaker.
Several neighbors who have studied in private schools are especially blunt. “You can’t even hold a hoe steady, and you think you can pick up a brush and earn a title?”
“Your family’s so poor they can barely feed themselves, and you’re dreaming of bringing glory to your ancestors. They must be praising your filial piety from beneath the ground.”
Cui Yan rolls his eyes and slams the door shut.
He keeps his lofty ambitions to himself. Once he passes the examinations, there will be no need for words.
Countless people wait to see Cui Yan make a fool of himself and fail. Instead, he astonishes everyone, takes top honors, and earns the title of Number One Scholar.
It's very interesting, keep writing. The male protagonist has a lot of character. When the male protagonist gets married and has children, don't do anything like ancient times where you only need to marry one person. It's normal to have three wives and four concubines. The author likes to argue
Haha, it's so funny. I originally read without CP, but I think this story should only have one female protagonist, this little sick girl hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
The author's writing is good. The development of the story inside is not cliché. The family atmosphere written about it is very good. It's not like you get a golden finger out of nowhere and then start to make a fortune selling those kinds of pig intestine recipes and braised pork recipes. '
I've been reading imperial examination papers recently, and this one is really well written, but it's too short. Come back after you gain some fat.
After hearing this, I gave it five stars, it was so good, but I hope the male protagonist can concentrate on his studies and career and not have any romantic drama.
This book is really perfect. I can't read more than 30 major exams. This book has almost no flaws and is so smooth that I can't even bear to read it even if it's serialized.
It's not bad, it's a no-brainer and fun➕Old routine of slap in the face➕The author opens the way when encountering difficulties
An imperial examination story in a time-travel novel. The male protagonist accepts a dilapidated body and strives to slowly improve his bad hand. It is an inspirational story.
The more ten-star reviews of a good book, the better.
The plot is engaging and the dialogue is interesting