[Transmigration + imperial examination System + woman disguised as a man + no romance + farm girl]
Mo Li, a modern university student, gets into a car accident during summer vacation. When she opens her eyes, she finds herself in an imaginary ancient dynasty.
Her father is dead, her mother has left, and the family has nothing. The only one by her side is her eleven-year-old sister, Mo Jing.
Survival is already a struggle, but fortunately, she has a bound imperial examination System.
To stay alive and build a better life with her sister, she studies and takes the examinations as a man, with help from the System.
Starting with basic lessons in a rural village, she studies the classics, wrestles with policy questions, and overcomes one examination hurdle after another.
A lone girl from a poor family uses books as her ladder and ultimately rises to greatness.
In the middle and later parts of the story, the female lead will resume her identity as a woman, and her sister will have a love interest (who will not be supported financially).
It's been a long time since I've read such a satisfying article! The whole process was very comfortable to watch, and there were no messy romance lines to disturb me. The heroine was solely focused on studying and moving forward. This feeling of concentrating on her career really struck a chord with me!!! It's not the kind of cool story that has no logic and cheats all the way. Watching the heroine get through it little by little gives a strong sense of immersion. The more you read, the more you get hooked. I highly recommend it!
It's still pretty good. Come on, come on.
I think it is outrageous that a 5-year-old child would have to take the exam! Zhang Juzheng did not pass the Tongsheng Examination until he was 12 years old!