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  1. My Entire Clan! Supports My Imperial Exams 全族!供我科举 Historical1.2M WordsCompleted Imperial exams + transmigration + imperial exams + no golden finger, no System. The story draws on the privileges enjoyed by scholars in the Ming dynasty! The clan elder was a licentiate, and that was the only reason Baihu Village was protected. Now the elder is gone, and no new licentiate has appeared. The entire clan can only pool its strength to support one child. Just one licentiate can improve life in the village, give the children a future, boost the village economy, and make officials thi 23kReads8.5Score2.5kShelves
  2. Reborn in the Early Ming: I Became Zhu Yuanzhang's Nephew 重生明初:我成了朱元璋外甥 Historical32k WordsOngoing By a twist of fate, I transmigrated into Li Wenzhong at the dawn of the Ming Dynasty. As Zhu Yuanzhang’s own nephew, I found myself at the pinnacle of a chaotic age from the start. With the Northern Yuan looming and the slaughter of meritorious officials drawing near, I refused to repeat the mistakes of history. I trained powerful armies, swept across the grasslands, secured the northern frontier, brought peace to the realm, supported Hongwu, and brought order to the world. People say, “When Wen 1Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. The Imperial Exam: A Confucian Doctor’s Road to Grand Secretary 科举:儒医的首辅之路 Historical68k WordsOngoing The miasma-ridden lands of Lingnan have been remote and cut off from the sea since ancient times. With towering mountains and long, difficult roads, the Central Plains literati have always dismissed the region as a barbaric backwater. For poor scholars to leave the mountains and join the ranks of respectable officials is harder still. Everyone says that village herbalists are merely practitioners of a lowly craft, destined to farm, treat patients, and spend their lives secluded in the hills. But —Reads—Score—Shelves