I Became a Frail Country Girl, and Took My Good-for-Nothing Dad to the Imperial Exams

[Palace Intrigue + Household Intrigue + Disguised as a Man + Rise from Humble Beginnings + Face-Slapping Satisfaction + Father-Daughter Team-Up + Infrastructure and Making Money + Transmigration Through Time + Imperial Examinations and Court Politics + Strong Leads + Scheming Powerbroker + Female-Centered Story]

99% of the comments are positive! Read with confidence! In the Great Yin Dynasty, people from humble backgrounds have no way forward. The moment Xie Qingfeng opens her eyes, she faces a desperate situation: her family has nothing, they are deep in debt, and the clan chief plans to sell her to the village cripple for money.

Her father, who has repeatedly failed the imperial exams, is behind her, crying in a corner with a wine jar in his arms.

Xie Qingfeng gives a cold laugh, decisively cuts off her long hair, binds her chest, and puts on men's clothes. "Dad, stop crying. Give me the exam papers. Your daughter will take the imperial exams with you!"

No connections? She uses modern policy analysis to crush the competition, helping her father dominate the examination halls. No money for books? She develops printing, invests in papermaking, and revitalizes river transport, forging a golden road to success through sheer determination.

Later, the court is shaken when the Great Yin Dynasty produces a father and daughter who pass the imperial exams in the same year. Faced with powerful aristocratic families controlling the government and a society riddled with problems, Xie Qingfeng rolls up her sleeves, builds infrastructure, repairs the Grand Canal, and reforms the bureaucracy, leading the people of humble means across the land to prosperity.

The powerful chancellor from the aristocratic clans is so furious he coughs up blood. Meanwhile, the cold and cunning Seventh Prince climbs over the wall in the middle of the night, carrying hot soup as he gently coaxes her: "Lord Xie, you've been working so hard on those documents. Take a break. I'll copy them for you."