An Outstanding Student of the Imperial Exams
古代科举优等生
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I spent money but saw a sad ending! ! ! !
Why! I don't know if the ending can be changed and why? ? If there is a female protagonist, wouldn't it be a bad idea to have no cp? . . . . The only failure is why Brother Qingfeng wants to commit suicide. Oh my god, talent, why can't Qingfeng get married with that innocent girl...
The protagonist is so miserable and has a bumpy journey
To be honest, I feel like I bought it for nothing, and the more I read it, the more I don't understand it.
Why are there so many things? It seems like I have to queue up to do whatever I want to do...
Is this Qinglai definitely reborn in two lives? His words and deeds are still very childish and selfish. As expected, I just hope that I won't put the senior brother who raised him in danger by helping him. I always have a bad feeling.
The author's choice of words and sentences is a bit strange, but it's still quite interesting.
I really want to abandon the article: Author, do you have a wrong understanding of slave registration and imperial examination? Do you know that a person who sold himself into slavery was not allowed to take the imperial examination? After regaining his freedom, how do you think his peers and superiors could reuse/respect him? Selling yourself into slavery was a loss of integrity as a scholar. In ancient times, it was an act of self-degradation. Moreover, he has had no guidance from his teachers and no connections among his peers for a long time... Is the male protagonist addicted to being a slave? What is the focus of this book on how the male protagonist takes the imperial examination? Or are you talking about the 101 ways the male protagonist can be a slave or a businessman (both categories are not eligible for the imperial examination)?
I have lost interest in reading this book. I don't know if he is taking the imperial examination or just playing with others. When the exam is about to start, he starts reading, and then he wins again. What the hell is he writing about?
I have lost interest in reading this book. I don't know if he is taking the imperial examination or just playing with others. When the exam is about to start, he starts reading, and then he wins again. What the hell is he writing about?