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  1. Transmigrating as a Farmer's Son: A Fool's Daily Life in the Imperial Exams 穿越农家子,笨蛋的科举日常 Rural Life505k WordsCompleted [Imperial examinations, farming, heartwarming, everyday life, study fanatic, academic prodigy, slow-paced, power struggles] This is a heartwarming novel about the imperial examinations. Life moves along at an unhurried pace, bringing a quiet warmth. Zhao Zhuo transmigrates to ancient times and sees that his family is so poor they can barely afford to eat. He begins to consider how he can make a decent life for himself in this era. Fortunately, his family is truly wonderful. He is the only boy am 2.4kReads7.4Score181Shelves
  2. A Poor Scholar’s Rise Through the Exams: My Father in the First Volume, Me in the Next 寒门科举,上卷老爹下卷儿 Historical469k WordsCompleted A rise from poverty + imperial examinations + farming + political intrigue After transmigrating to ancient times, Gu Suifeng, a single man who just wants to lie flat, becomes the deadbeat father of three children. How can he keep living a quiet, carefree life with a family this poor? Huh? His father and all three children are pretty clever! Hahaha, then he'll just rely on them. Push them to work hard and have them back him up! 1.2kReads8.8Score154Shelves
  3. Exiled to a Frozen Wasteland from the Start, I Enter the Court Through the Imperial Exams 开局发配苦寒地,我以科举入朝堂 Historical86k WordsOngoing A modern office worker transmigrates to the Dayi Dynasty and becomes the son of an official, exiled to serve in the army. The good news: his father was once an official. The bad news: by the time he transmigrates, he has already been sent to a bitterly cold wasteland. His father lives off women and cares so little for his children born to concubines that he leaves them to fend for themselves. The tragedy is that he is one of those children. To survive and escape the possibility of inheriting a m 3Reads—Score—Shelves