The author's upcoming story:
The main story will wrap up this month. I'm starting a new one, so please add it to your reading list.
"Spoiled Rotten in the Spotlight [Entertainment Industry]": a sweet entertainment-industry romance, featuring a domineering yet tender award-winning actor and a genius swimming champion.
Today's headline: The world's hottest swimming champion caught in a secret seaside-pool rendezvous with a mysterious man?!
Lin Xing: I'm just working hard to complete my training, swimming ten thousand meters a day.
Reporter: Including in a swimming pool with a muscular man wearing nothing but swim trunks?
Huo Xiaopeng put an arm around her by the pool as she finished her ten thousand meters. "Your swimsuit covers a little too much."
"It's to reduce water resistance. Wait, don't pull it!"
The mighty award-winning actor, doing that in broad daylight...
Well, at least they didn't get a clear shot of his face last time.
Lin Xing rolled her eyes helplessly.
Huo Xiaopeng: There are so many stars in the sky, but she's the only light I can see.
Story blurb:
He was the young master of a publicly listed company, a graduate of a prestigious university, dashing and surrounded by money. Little by little, he stopped taking his work seriously.
Then, misfortune struck and he transmigrated. He thought he might become an idle prince or a wealthy young master, living it up on his family's fortune.
Instead, he became a tiny baby, the only child of a down-and-out family.
His father ran away to escape his debts, his mother was meek, and his sisters were still young. Only his grandmother could hold the family together, barely keeping them afloat.
To win the affection of all the women in his family, Wei Wenyan had no choice but to become its pillar.
The four traditional occupations were scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. He didn't know how to farm, had no craft, and lacked capital. All he could do was pick up a pen and carve out a future through the imperial examinations.
Please don't post spoilers or nitpick the history.
A few warnings first. If this isn't for you, please don't read:
1. Told from the male lead's perspective. A farming-life story about everyday family affairs, with passing the imperial examinations and bringing prosperity to the family as the ultimate goal.
2. The examination system is based on the Ming and Qing dynasties, but the story is set in a fictional historical world. Please don't nitpick the history.
3. The male lead has no golden finger, but he does have the clever mind of a modern person, so the story is satisfying all the way through.
4. The story includes a plot in which a daughter uses her influence to bribe the clan head and divide up the family property. This is entirely fictional and should not be compared with historical reality. If you think it makes no sense, please don't read. If you don't like it, you can simply stop reading. I hope people won't use abusive language or leave low ratings.
Theme:
The family surnamed Yang is so idealistic. Is the hero's family living in a difficult situation? He is only nine years old, so he is asked to consider the common people? I hope you won't go to Ruoshui
When you become an official, you definitely want to stand out... Serving the country and the people! To be honest, ordinary people can't do it, and neither can emperors.
Don't you have to take three exams to become a scholar? He has just taken two exams, so he is a scholar, isn't he a child?
Isn't Youzhou the place where the prince was deposed? Will the second sister become the queen later?
After all, he has gone through a lot, why is this prince still so innocent?
Imperial examination papers are really the same. . . Keep taking exams, and then rely on the author's routine of finishing when he can't finish writing.
Instead of taking the children's voice test first to become a scholar, do you directly become a scholar?????
Didn't the surnames of the queen and the concubine get swapped? Didn't the corrupt magistrate say he was a relative of the queen? His surname was Liu, so would the concubine's surname be Liu and the queen's surname be Wang?
The heroine must be in a lot of pain, right? Wouldn't a doctor under the modern medical system collapse when faced with backward ancient medicine? Not even antibiotics
Congratulations on the ending, it feels a bit weird, the development is so fast, but it seems natural.