Pan An's Road to the Imperial Examinations

It feels pretty crappy. . . It's outrageous to have Lu Yanran in the supporting role. The appearance rate of the eldest princess is probably about the same as that of the cannon fodder role. . . The ending of many characters in the article is not clearly explained, as if some people just disappeared after writing it. To be honest, after reading it, it feels like I haven't read anything at all. How can I put it, there is no warmth between relatives, the relationship between teachers and students is basically no more than apprenticeship, and there is nothing between the male and female protagonists except their children. The male protagonist seems to be alone in the end. You can say it is a historical novel. Many historical novels make people happy to read. What is this article? To be honest, the last paragraph to summarize the male protagonist's high status and salary is really like a fly getting into the rice, so it is better not to write it. . . Does it make sense? This article is probably the most unpleasant imperial examination article I have ever read. . . .

The previous aspects of the imperial examination and struggle are very good. I like it very much, but his marriage life is a bit unsatisfactory.

I spent more than ten yuan to read an aggrieved imperial examination essay. In fact, the other male protagonists have a good Buddhist character. But when it comes to marriage, I think it would be better if I could have a better relationship with the princess. But I really spent money to read the full text and I am not happy?

It's just so-so, relatively bland, and the ending is rather hasty, making it a boring read!

I really regretted buying it all at once. The content started to change after Princess Shang, but I have a good impression of the previous chapters. The first part is good, but I really want to say, what is written in the second part? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

It felt like it was empty in the end, with nothing left behind.

From a little bit of feeling, the male protagonist in the whole book seems to be outside this world. He has no warmth with his father, daughter, siblings, nor with his own son and daughter. In terms of friendship, he insists on implementing the friendship between gentlemen as light as water. The male protagonist just wanted to travel around this ancient world.

I regret buying it. It's a really funny plot. I'm so angry.

I spent more than 10 yuan and it was frustrating to watch. Although the male protagonist time travels back to the previous woman, he has not changed much.

I spent more than ten yuan to read an aggrieved imperial examination essay. In fact, the other male protagonists have a good Buddhist character. But when it comes to marriage, I think it would be better if I could have a better relationship with the princess. But I really spent money to read the full text and I am not happy?