In his previous life, Li Fengming graduated from a prestigious university and served in the military. He died saving a child, only to open his eyes as the posthumous son of the Li family in Lijia Village, Qingxi County, under the Great Qian Dynasty. His grandfather had lost an arm, and his parents were both dead.
Fortunately, he had a photographic memory and the experience of two lifetimes. At four, he made fish traps to improve the family’s meals. He invented a threshing machine to solve the problem of the autumn harvest, and his design for a baby carriage earned him hundreds of taels of silver in one go, making the whole village see him in a new light.
He began his education at five, and from then on there was no stopping him. He sailed through the county, prefectural, academy, provincial, metropolitan, and palace examinations. He became a licentiate at eight, a juren at sixteen, and at seventeen topped the palace examination, becoming the youngest top scholar in the Great Qian Dynasty’s history.
On the day he rode through the streets in celebration, the princess tossed him a flower from the Star-Picking Tower, while the Grand Tutor’s daughter sent him a love letter through a go-between. In no time, the young ladies of the entire city had fallen for him. Yet the court was rife with intrigue. Li Fengming entered the Hanlin Academy as the top scholar, repeatedly presented brilliant strategies, and won the emperor’s favor, but also drew the wariness of the powerful chancellor.
A political rival made a wager in open court: “If you can put down the Goryeo rebellion in three months, I’ll ask to be stripped of my rank and made a commoner. If you fail, you’ll leave the court for good.”
Li Fengming accepted without hesitation. He set aside his brush and took up arms, striking with surprise forces and prioritizing attacks on the enemy’s morale, with firearms to aid him. Not only did he quell the rebellion in three months and make the peninsula an inseparable part of Great Qian, he also wiped out the Japanese pirates and conquered Lan Cang and Annam.
On the day he returned in triumph, the emperor welcomed him at the city gate, officials lined the road, and the people cheered.
In later generations, the historian wrote this line in Records of Great Qian’s Notable Ministers: “Li Fengming, a native of Qingxi, rose from the fields. Born a posthumous son, he eventually became Crown Prince’s Grand Tutor and Minister of War...”
I give this book full marks. The only drawback is that it is not fully updated.
The novels in Tomatoes are all half-read or a few novels away from the desire to continue reading.
This book is different, really different. The first picture makes people deeply empathize with it. From the chapters in it, you can learn a lot and experience the tenacity and difficulties of farmers in every era. Reading can change your destiny, gain the right to speak, and apply it to people's livelihood. Isn't the highest state of reading, whether it is ancient or modern, just putting people first?
I hope there won't be too many emotional scenes and they won't be too delayed.
The writing is smooth and beautiful. When I saw the part about handing over food, it was very real.
I have read a lot of novels that travel back in time to ancient times, some are amazing, some are crotch-inducing, and some are wonderfully written but discontinued... As a bookworm of more than ten years, this one can be ranked in the top three. It reads very smoothly, and my writing skills are also very strong. I won't write anything for the sake of rendering it forcefully, but it can make people read it, and I cried several times while reading it! The charm of words is such and such! Big cheers for the author! ! ! Forced recommendation
I have now read Chapter 58, and the author's writing is really good! Recently, I have been pursuing imperial examination essays, and I have read a lot of works by six authors. When I read this author, I saw Chapter 58. It was not poisonous but moved and warm. There was a gurgling stream of words flowing into the heart, making people want to keep reading after reading it!
The detailed description of farm life brought my thoughts back to my childhood. Deep family ties and sincere neighbors are a true reflection of the relationship between farmers and farmers. Therefore, I don't really like the plots in some works where evil relatives from the same village bully the protagonist. I can't say there are none, I should say there are relatively few. In fact, the moral values in the countryside are very strong, even exceeding the law.
I have only read Chapter 24 and I decided it was a very good book. Even the book I am currently following, The Five Phoenixes of a Poor Family, is not as good as this one. Although I also traveled back in time to take the imperial examination, the writing and emotion are very good. I even cried when I read the chapter where the main character's mother died. It deserves five stars. The current rating is 8.8, But I think it will definitely be above 9.
I'll change the rating. First of all, the writing is good, but maybe it has something to do with my reading preference. I have read more than 270 chapters, and the protagonist is still eight years old. There are very few chapters about the imperial examination, and it is more about family feuds... To be honest, I think the plot progress is too slow. According to what the author said in the introduction, the book is estimated to have three to four thousand chapters? I may not be able to keep watching [face covering]
Oh my god😯 my heart❤️ surging💓💓 racing heartbeat💗💗💗 🥵I am infatuated🥵 restless heart❤️ setting off firecrackers🎉 🥵infatuated🥵 🥵obsessed with you😍infatuated🥵 It's you who crushed me💘my antidote💊 😭It doesn't matter😭 Leave me alone😭 Leave me alone... It's so beautiful [makes a face] It's not a loss to invest in it [gives heart] If you love to read rebirth literature/imperial examination literature, you must add a bookshelf! Worth lighting up five stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I finished it in one go, the writing is great, cheers!
I've read Chapter 10 so far, and it's pretty good in every aspect, not too long-winded, and the story is pretty good.
Personally, I think the characters' smiles can be described in more ways than just the corners of their mouths always being crooked or unable to suppress them.
The story of this book is very good, the plot is delicate and smooth, and the breath of life is down-to-earth and sincere. No one appears in the system space. It is a good book. I give the author a thumbs up [like]
I give this book full marks. The only drawback is that it is not fully updated. The novels in Tomatoes are all half-read or a few novels away from the desire to continue reading. This book is different, really different. The first picture makes people deeply empathize with it. From the chapters in it, you can learn a lot and experience the tenacity and difficulties of farmers in every era. Reading can change your destiny, gain the right to speak, and apply it to people's livelihood. Isn't the highest state of reading, whether it is ancient or modern, just putting people first? I hope there won't be too many emotional scenes and they won't be too delayed.
The writing is smooth and beautiful. When I saw the part about handing over food, it was very real.
I have read a lot of novels that travel back in time to ancient times, some are amazing, some are crotch-inducing, and some are wonderfully written but discontinued... As a bookworm of more than ten years, this one can be ranked in the top three. It reads very smoothly, and my writing skills are also very strong. I won't write anything for the sake of rendering it forcefully, but it can make people read it, and I cried several times while reading it! The charm of words is such and such! Big cheers for the author! ! ! Forced recommendation
I have now read Chapter 58, and the author's writing is really good! Recently, I have been pursuing imperial examination essays, and I have read a lot of works by six authors. When I read this author, I saw Chapter 58. It was not poisonous but moved and warm. There was a gurgling stream of words flowing into the heart, making people want to keep reading after reading it!
The detailed description of farm life brought my thoughts back to my childhood. Deep family ties and sincere neighbors are a true reflection of the relationship between farmers and farmers. Therefore, I don't really like the plots in some works where evil relatives from the same village bully the protagonist. I can't say there are none, I should say there are relatively few. In fact, the moral values in the countryside are very strong, even exceeding the law.
I have only read Chapter 24 and I decided it was a very good book. Even the book I am currently following, The Five Phoenixes of a Poor Family, is not as good as this one. Although I also traveled back in time to take the imperial examination, the writing and emotion are very good. I even cried when I read the chapter where the main character's mother died. It deserves five stars. The current rating is 8.8, But I think it will definitely be above 9. I'll change the rating. First of all, the writing is good, but maybe it has something to do with my reading preference. I have read more than 270 chapters, and the protagonist is still eight years old. There are very few chapters about the imperial examination, and it is more about family feuds... To be honest, I think the plot progress is too slow. According to what the author said in the introduction, the book is estimated to have three to four thousand chapters? I may not be able to keep watching [face covering]
Oh my god😯 my heart❤️ surging💓💓 racing heartbeat💗💗💗 🥵I am infatuated🥵 restless heart❤️ setting off firecrackers🎉 🥵infatuated🥵 🥵obsessed with you😍infatuated🥵 It's you who crushed me💘my antidote💊 😭It doesn't matter😭 Leave me alone😭 Leave me alone... It's so beautiful [makes a face] It's not a loss to invest in it [gives heart] If you love to read rebirth literature/imperial examination literature, you must add a bookshelf! Worth lighting up five stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I finished it in one go, the writing is great, cheers!
I've read Chapter 10 so far, and it's pretty good in every aspect, not too long-winded, and the story is pretty good. Personally, I think the characters' smiles can be described in more ways than just the corners of their mouths always being crooked or unable to suppress them.
The story of this book is very good, the plot is delicate and smooth, and the breath of life is down-to-earth and sincere. No one appears in the system space. It is a good book. I give the author a thumbs up [like]