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Imperial Exams: Sir, Your Son Just Scored Six Perfects in a Row 科举:老爷,少爷他连中六元了
One heroine + no System + lighthearted pacing A thorough understanding of the world is knowledge, and social savvy is good writing. Ren Junjie, a history graduate, suddenly finds himself in an unfamiliar world as the eldest legitimate son of the richest family in Xinchang County. A former wastrel, he turns over a new leaf and marries a lovely young wife. He rests every other day and works on the days in between, studying harder and striving to improve. With his deep knowledge of history, he purs
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The Old Country Scholar: Reborn as the Father of Four 农门老童生:穿成了四个娃的爹
One heroine, no System An old book never tires the reader, even after a hundred readings. Read it closely and ponder it, and its meaning will reveal itself. Lin Mingyuan transmigrates to Great Chu, just over a decade after its founding, and becomes an old licentiate in a small mountain village. At the ripe old age of thirty-five, he is the father of four, with a beloved wife he thinks of constantly. The imperial examinations, suspended amid the wars at the end of the previous dynasty, are now be
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My Whole Family Supports My Imperial Exams, and I Rise to Great Heights 全家供我科举,而后青云直上
One heroine + no System + lighthearted pacing A bird must flap its wings before it can soar; a person must study before they can get ahead. Huang Zhiwen unexpectedly gets another chance at life, bringing the memories of his previous life with him as he slowly adapts to this new world. Here, he finds new people to care about and a new family. The Huang family is warm and close-knit, and they will do everything they can to support Huang Zhiwen in the imperial examinations. That leaves all the pres
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I Took a Master, Then Rose to the Highest Office Through the Imperial Exams 拜了个师父,我靠科举位极人臣
Ma Chengli was born into the Ma family, a clan of veterinarians, and grew up in the womb before being born into this world. Then, one day, the newly founded Great Ying dynasty suddenly announced that it would resume the imperial examinations, just eight years after its founding. His father, Ma Dawei, suddenly discovered: “Could my son really have the makings of a child prodigy?” His mother, Lady Zhang, declared with confidence: “My son has been clever and bright since he was little. He should ta
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Reborn in 1982: Reform and Opening Up Carry Me to the Top 重生82:改开春风让我登上巅峰
[Era setting + Reborn + Everyday life + Family matters + Lighthearted pacing + Building wealth + Cherished by the whole family] In 1982, Lin Zhaoran was reborn. In his previous life, the harder he tried to get ahead, the worse his luck became. Every business venture ended in failure and left him in debt. Every time, he managed to enter an industry right before it collapsed. By the time he showed up, the whole business was practically on its last legs. He was like a weedkiller: whatever he got in
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My Wife Is as Delicate as a Willow. How Could She Be a Peerless Master? 娘子弱柳扶风,她怎会是绝世高手
[Jianghu and Court Politics + Two Strong Leads + One Female Lead + Imperial Exams + Secret Identities] Twenty-one years ago, Ren Suining, who should have been the Crown Prince's grandson of the Great Zhao, was caught up in a palace coup shortly after his birth. His fourth uncle, Xiao Chengchang, murdered his father and elder brother, then usurped the throne. That night, Ren Suining should have perished in the fire at the Eastern Palace, but his father entrusted him to his trusted retainer, Ren W
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I Rebelled from the Start, and They Made Me the Sky-Piercing General 开局就反,他们让我当冲天大将军
[No System + Rebellion and Conquest + Decisive and Ruthless + Rebels from the Start] Lin Junheng transmigrated, and by now he’d spent eight years in the Great Ying, building up a tiny bit of strength. Over those eight years, Lin Junheng had seen through the corruption of the Great Ying and witnessed all manner of human tragedy. As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. If he didn’t stand up today, who would? How could Lin Junheng stand by while his fellow countrymen, kin o
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