(Medium imperial examination + Emphasis on family portraits + Medium daily interaction + Light strategy + Medium lightheartedness and comedy + No female protagonist)
A modern person penetrates into the home of an ancient wealthy businessman, without a system or a golden finger. With modern knowledge reserves and a "reasonable and unforgiving" mouth, surrounded by drama parents, brain-boosting grandpas, and strange relatives, he gradually embarks on the imperial examination path from the grandson of a merchant in the town. It's not a cool story about a counterattack from a poor family, but the cowardice and comeback of "My family has money but the money is not in my hands", the pleasure of "I clearly understand why you don't listen", and the daily portrait of a group of people with distinctive personalities jumping around and being affectionate in the context of the imperial examination.
Reader comments
The writing is very good. It was a little frustrating at first but then it got better. I like the way the protagonist keeps all the good and bad in his mind. The protagonist was a law student in his previous life and feels that he will work in Dali Temple in the future. I look forward to how the protagonist will grow up in the future.
The article is humorous, the author's writing style is simple, but the content is profound, and there are also different views on the understanding of ancient prose, which is refreshing.
The writing is quite good, but not enough to read.
The writing is very good. It was a little frustrating at first but then it got better. I like the way the protagonist keeps all the good and bad in his mind. The protagonist was a law student in his previous life and feels that he will work in Dali Temple in the future. I look forward to how the protagonist will grow up in the future.
The article is humorous, the author's writing style is simple, but the content is profound, and there are also different views on the understanding of ancient prose, which is refreshing.
The writing is quite good, but not enough to read.
Well written, very meaningful