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The Remains of a Poor Family, a Beautiful Journey to Heaven
In the Great Yong Dynasty, fraud in the imperial examinations became common, and poor families could no longer advance to the next level. Lin Yan, a scholar with disabled legs, traveled three thousand miles through wind and snow with half a volume of fragmentary scriptures and a homemade wooden wheelchair to Beijing to beat the drum of Dengwen. He will use his broken body as a pen, blood and tears as ink, and open a door to the sky for the poor men of the world.
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Under the Bamboo Umbrella, Misty Rain Meets
In order to save her father and brother who were unjustly imprisoned, Yun Zhi, an embroiderer from Jiangnan, disguised herself as a man and sneaked into the umbrella craftsmen's guild to search for evidence. The two went from trying to undermine each other to secretly falling in love, and together they uncovered a frame-up conspiracy. When Yun Zhi's identity was exposed and Lu Qinghe protected her from serious injuries and fell into a coma, she used the lost skill of "Double-Sided and Three-Diff
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The Number One Rider, the Takeaway Shocked Chang'an
Zhou Lang, a modern delivery boy, accidentally transformed into a failed scholar from ancient times, with a poor family. Seeing that the provincial examination was about to take place, he went back to his old job - using bamboo baskets to carry cakes, wooden signboards to keep accounts, and running errands and delivering meals to students rushing to take the examination. Everyone laughed at him for "insulting the saints", but he relied on modern management thinking to make his "errand service" a
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Discovered After Substitute Marriage
When her sister ran away from marriage, Jiang Tao was forced to marry Fu Siheng, the third master of the Fu family who was said to be disabled and violent. On her wedding night, she didn't dare to look up while wearing a veil, for fear of being seen through. The man did not lift her veil, but said coldly: "I'm not interested in you. Let's sleep in a separate room." Jiang Tao breathed a sigh of relief and carefully acted as her sister. They lived in peace for three months. Until one day she fell
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