A lonely orphan girl and a poor scholar, their romance and their journey to noble rank and high office.
It's hard being an orphan girl. It's even harder when your family has been confiscated, your parents are both dead, and you're all alone!
But Ning Qingqiong says, I've got two golden fingers:
1. Photographic memory, like a hard drive!
2. The brilliant scholar Gu Han, who can devise strategies!
Gu Han: Miss Ning, do I count as a golden finger too?
Ning Qingqiong: Of course!
Gu Han (blushing): Then... the imperial exams are coming up. Shall we get engaged first?
Ning Qingqiong: Engaged? Let me set you ten practice exams first!
Someone grits his teeth: I cultivated this exam-question expert myself, so even if I have to cry, I'll make him finish the questions first... then we'll talk about getting engaged!
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Let me give you a general review. The later part was really bloody, and it even made me cry at one point. It was really sad when we broke up with each other. The court line is really interesting, but I feel like I just want to be in court all the time or have feelings all the time. The two are mixed together. When I saw the back part, I felt like I couldn't remember who it was. Maybe I was a goldfish. As for the emotional line, I feel that the final conflict is not abrupt. In fact, compared to ordinary trust and communication issues, I think the biggest problem between the male and female protagonists is actually the difference in the value of dreams. Because of the issues of the times, it is really difficult to fight for equal political rights in a feudal patriarchal society. So I think this is the biggest point of difference between the two people. Fortunately, the male protagonist is a very considerate person. I automatically think that in his mind, he actually doesn't care about the female protagonist's work but cares about whether the female protagonist has considered how to manage the relationship between the two outside of her career. As for the other issues, it's really just a matter of communication. If you talk about it properly, it won't be so miserable. In addition, this is not so much an emotional dispute as a side trouble in the political struggle. In addition, I really feel that the various futures of the supporting characters are very realistic, cruel and interesting, and everyone is very three-dimensional. The ending is also very interesting. Thanks for free~
I stayed up until 6 o'clock and continued reading again. I finally finished it.
You write, or you are still writing, and it is there, only increasing but not decreasing.
Let's not mention pulling her together through thick and thin... ( ; _ ; )/ It still needs to be mentioned... Why not... Hahaha
It would be a joy to have this book read by my grandchildren one day.
Well, my driving skills... Well... I can barely reach elementary school, hahahahahahahaha
This article was written quite well at the beginning, but it was unsatisfactory in the later stages. Such a huge court reshuffle was explained in one or two chapters, and it was not clear. How big the previous pattern was, how small the later pattern will be. In the later stages of the novel, it becomes a matter of men competing for women, and women competing for men. Previous reforms and reforms were done hastily. The conflict between the male and female protagonists has been building up for so long, but it was resolved quietly just because the male protagonist was willing to accept the female protagonist as his wife after something like that happened to the female protagonist. The conflict between the two sides over the female protagonist's career was also gone, which is inexplicable. I can't stand it anymore at this point. Moreover, the ancient proverbs use many nouns that are only available today, which is very dramatic.
When I started reading the article, I felt that some of the sentences were insightful and thought-provoking. I felt that the author had a lot of resources and was very thoughtful. As I watched it, I felt that it is true that romance inevitably has some nonsense. The story comes from life and is more dramatic than life. I persisted and finished reading it. I thought the first book was quite good! Some of the content is so cruel, and I think the supporting characters are hateful and pitiful (don't mind the feelings of someone who was born in an ivory tower)
I thought I was going to be a sweetheart later on, but in the end I had to deal with a villain, what a tiring protagonist! Some contents can be written in more detail, such as the final part of the reform and the Zou family's surrender. Was the Zou family just wiped out? A bit simplistic...
What impressed me the most was the heroine's incredible memory. I've never seen such an awesome person in real life!
The heroine is a very independent and thoughtful person, and the relationship between her and the hero is natural and real. Like this style
It's really good. I spent a day and half a night reading it. This is the first time I've written a review so seriously. I think my temperament is very similar to that of the heroine. The hero is also my boyfriend that I really want to meet. It's very good. Come on, author. The intrigue in it almost killed half of my brain cells. I still like it so much, Huai Ting?
Let me give you a general review. The later part was really bloody, and it even made me cry at one point. It was really sad when we broke up with each other. The court line is really interesting, but I feel like I just want to be in court all the time or have feelings all the time. The two are mixed together. When I saw the back part, I felt like I couldn't remember who it was. Maybe I was a goldfish. As for the emotional line, I feel that the final conflict is not abrupt. In fact, compared to ordinary trust and communication issues, I think the biggest problem between the male and female protagonists is actually the difference in the value of dreams. Because of the issues of the times, it is really difficult to fight for equal political rights in a feudal patriarchal society. So I think this is the biggest point of difference between the two people. Fortunately, the male protagonist is a very considerate person. I automatically think that in his mind, he actually doesn't care about the female protagonist's work but cares about whether the female protagonist has considered how to manage the relationship between the two outside of her career. As for the other issues, it's really just a matter of communication. If you talk about it properly, it won't be so miserable. In addition, this is not so much an emotional dispute as a side trouble in the political struggle. In addition, I really feel that the various futures of the supporting characters are very realistic, cruel and interesting, and everyone is very three-dimensional. The ending is also very interesting. Thanks for free~
I stayed up until 6 o'clock and continued reading again. I finally finished it.
You write, or you are still writing, and it is there, only increasing but not decreasing.
Let's not mention pulling her together through thick and thin... ( ; _ ; )/ It still needs to be mentioned... Why not... Hahaha
It would be a joy to have this book read by my grandchildren one day.
Well, my driving skills... Well... I can barely reach elementary school, hahahahahahahaha
This article was written quite well at the beginning, but it was unsatisfactory in the later stages. Such a huge court reshuffle was explained in one or two chapters, and it was not clear. How big the previous pattern was, how small the later pattern will be. In the later stages of the novel, it becomes a matter of men competing for women, and women competing for men. Previous reforms and reforms were done hastily. The conflict between the male and female protagonists has been building up for so long, but it was resolved quietly just because the male protagonist was willing to accept the female protagonist as his wife after something like that happened to the female protagonist. The conflict between the two sides over the female protagonist's career was also gone, which is inexplicable. I can't stand it anymore at this point. Moreover, the ancient proverbs use many nouns that are only available today, which is very dramatic.
When I started reading the article, I felt that some of the sentences were insightful and thought-provoking. I felt that the author had a lot of resources and was very thoughtful. As I watched it, I felt that it is true that romance inevitably has some nonsense. The story comes from life and is more dramatic than life. I persisted and finished reading it. I thought the first book was quite good! Some of the content is so cruel, and I think the supporting characters are hateful and pitiful (don't mind the feelings of someone who was born in an ivory tower) I thought I was going to be a sweetheart later on, but in the end I had to deal with a villain, what a tiring protagonist! Some contents can be written in more detail, such as the final part of the reform and the Zou family's surrender. Was the Zou family just wiped out? A bit simplistic... What impressed me the most was the heroine's incredible memory. I've never seen such an awesome person in real life!
The heroine is a very independent and thoughtful person, and the relationship between her and the hero is natural and real. Like this style
It's really good. I spent a day and half a night reading it. This is the first time I've written a review so seriously. I think my temperament is very similar to that of the heroine. The hero is also my boyfriend that I really want to meet. It's very good. Come on, author. The intrigue in it almost killed half of my brain cells. I still like it so much, Huai Ting?