[The rating has only just been posted and will rise later.] [Imperial Examinations + Alternate History + Farming + Lighthearted]
A sixty-year-old science professor living on his pension opens his eyes and finds himself in the body of a poor farmer’s useless twelve-year-old son, a hopeless student.
No phone, no air conditioning, and his monthly pension has vanished into thin air. Every day, he has to bend over in the fields and pull weeds.
He squatted in the rice paddy and cried for a whole month. His family just thought the mischievous child had finally seen the error of his ways.
When he had no tears left, Wen Niannian dusted off the original owner’s old books. There was no hope of getting his pension back, so he might as well take a shot at the imperial examinations.
To avoid accusations of plagiarizing classic works, he invented the Huaxia Pavilion out of thin air, claiming that the Poetry Immortal Li Bai was its master and that all the celebrated figures of his past life had been fellow members.
As he traveled, he left poems on walls and spread the name of the Huaxia Pavilion far and wide. By sheer accident, he sparked an unprecedented literary fan craze in the Great Yong dynasty, and became the pavilion’s sole representative in the present day.
Starting as the top candidate in the county exams, he claimed first place in the imperial examinations and became the top graduate at just eighteen.
A burned land deed led him to uncover hidden dangers. Step by step, he got his hands on the ledgers recording the hidden farmland owned by powerful officials across the court. His influence reached the highest levels, and people trembled with respect for Minister Wen as he investigated landholdings.
Officials throughout the court lived in fear, worried that Minister Wen would dig up their old scandals.
Though adored by the masses and renowned throughout the land, Wen Niannian, with the power to sway the court, could only sigh softly:
“Please, everyone, don’t be alarmed. All I want is a peaceful retirement.”
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It's actually not bad, the logic is clear, and a whole family of weird people are gathered together. The mother who likes the male protagonist the most is the only normal one in the family, hahaha. The third uncle is also very good and responsible. Everyone is different, but they are all very good people. There is no top-notch person in the family, so it is very warm. There are also protagonists. I have read too many imperial examination papers. It is rare to see a protagonist struggling with whether it is decent to copy poems. The characters are three-dimensional and not just a cheating machine. Looking forward to the protagonist taking the imperial examination and entering the court.
It's very heartwarming, there's no intrigue, it's just a 60-year-old professor who time travels into Wen Niannian's body. The whole family likes the protagonist, and the plot of this novel is also very interesting.
I accidentally read Chapter 22. It's very interesting. The plot is compact and not procrastinating. The 12-year-old boy is an old professor of science and engineering at heart. The next chapter should be about how several young boys outsmart the government officials. Get some rest tonight.
I am an old bookworm and accidentally saw that chapter 70 was broken. I am still not satisfied with it. It is not bad. It is good enough for me to keep reading. The writing style is quite mature, not the immature writing style of a novice. I urge you to update more.
It's pretty good, keep writing.
Making dyes is innovative. Other travelers can only make salt and make plows.
It's so beautiful, the author's writing is good, and the plot is intensely paced. Come on every year💪
Recommended, it's almost tied in one breath, the author will update more and more Why did the author stop updating? I'm sad. The writing is really good.
The writing is sophisticated and the language is witty. The whole family is a united and friendly family with no infighting. I like it very much! Nice!