A Medical Doctor Transmigrates into a Poor Family and Takes on the Ming Dynasty Exams

There are some flaws, such as the non-main characters being too stereotyped, the overall story lacking tension, etc., But! This book is already considered a very high-quality work, not only on Tomato but also anywhere. First of all, the title says MD. Many writers write academic qualifications just to attract attention. But here you can rest assured that the author does not say that he is actually a MD, but he must have a high degree of education. Especially for readers who have experience in the system, they will feel very friendly at first glance. Then the author really carefully constructed a story direction, not compromising but not confusing. It also has the foundation of three views and historical common sense. Because I have also studied some history from Hongzhi to Jiajing years, I found that it is difficult to find mistakes and omissions. Not only the ancient officialdom, but also the modern one is very smooth and comfortable to watch. I can even say that if you think this book is not good to read, the problem is definitely with you.

Real and impressive! Clear structure!

A very nice book, highly recommended [Like]

The writing is not bad. I want to see how the doctor of medicine travels through time and becomes a thirteen-year-old boy in the subsequent imperial examination. Five-star praise.

It's so good. I finished it in one go.

It's very interesting. It's different from other science and technology articles. I hope it will be updated more often. I can't read it every day.

Come on. Be more rigorous!

I've read Chapter 50. It's pretty good and interesting.

Delicate, concise, and less wasteful.

So far, the structure seems clear, more logical, and more enjoyable, but the heroine is less described.