A Farmer's Son and His Life as an Ancient-Era Exam Candidate
农家子的古代科举生活
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I'm here to review it again. It's my favorite imperial examination essay.
I re-read Wenhuang and read it from the beginning. This article is so magical. There are no ups and downs in the plot. It is smooth and flowing, but I can still read it.
I like stories that are bland and don't rely on themselves. Some of the protagonists are ridiculously distracted.
It's so beautiful and so self-disciplined. The protagonist is not a genius. He has reached this point entirely due to his own efforts, self-discipline, perseverance, and caution. There is no shortcut to success, but few people can persist all the time. Luck also requires you to be able to grasp it.
I love this article so much. I have read the whole article several times. When will the author publish a new article?
Hahahahahahahaha the national football team has won the Hercules Cup many times [laughing and crying] hahahahaha suddenly turned into a fantasy novel [dog head]
Finished in one swipe. I have seen the results before. Due to various reasons, I only watched the beginning. I didn't expect it to be so beautiful.
Are there any other articles like this that you recommend? Not top-notch or stupid
A hundred years of life, in a blink of an eye!
I came across this novel by chance many years ago. Over the years, I clearly remember the protagonist's self-discipline efforts and have never forgotten this novel. Many years later, I deliberately made up for it and read it carefully again. This time I felt extremely sad for the death of relatives and friends around Qingyun. Watching familiar people leave one by one, I was extremely impressed. It seems that these things have not left any trace in my memory many years ago. I am very happy to accompany Qingyun through his entire life again. Thank you very much to the author for his great creation! ! !