[Next historical romance project: Daily Doses of Comebacks] A story about an ugly duckling who becomes a golden swan!
After a country bumpkin takes flight and becomes a phoenix, what will she do with the rest of her life?
Bai Yanqi has a dream: she wants no student in the land to be held back by the high price of books. She'll work hard so that every student has books to read, paper to write on, and exercises to practice!
As for how difficult the questions are... Heh. If they don't make you cry, I'll admit defeat!
Come forth! Two Thousand Practice Exams for the Imperial Examination!
Come forth! Five Hundred Must-Memorize Poems for the Imperial Examination!
Come forth! Two Thousand Predicted Exam Papers for the Imperial Examination!
I'm Bai Yanqi, and I'm the face of the imperial examination!
Also known as: The Growth of a Darkened Exam-Prep Darling
[Note 1] The author is terrible at coming up with names, and they're all so tacky. Feel free to suggest some in the comments. If there's a name collision and you really can't stand it, you can message me privately on Weibo: @Mantou Is Not a Steamed Bun, Jinjiang.
[Note 2] The heroine plans to sell study guides for the imperial examination. Her name comes from the saying,
This has a good ending. Big thumbs up to the author.
Witty hehehe
Read the ending first and then the text
This ending is very realistic, ideal, and quite good.
I feel like this fits the background of the two of them. As a time-travelling person, I am still a modern person who is accustomed to peace and believes that marriage is a union of love, and there is no need for political marriage. It is normal for people to get together if they get along, and to separate if they don't get along. It may seem irresponsible to your children, but in fact you have already taken the greatest responsibility. If conditions didn't allow it, who would not make sufficient protective preparations for a one-night stand with someone whose relationship is uncertain, and leave the child behind in case of an accident. Although the children were not taken away, it would be best for them not to take them away. In a feudal society dominated by the patriarchal family, having a mother but not a father and not being able to actively disclose the father's side to the outside world would be looked down upon. Moreover, they have been together for a long time and are independent. Can the heroine avoid instilling future social concepts and common sense into her children unconsciously? Does this do any good to the children who can only live in this or feudal society? Compared with the bumpy life outside, in the father's house, there is family affection and the guilt of the white moonlight in the mother's heart. As long as the children do not seek death and have normal IQ, no one can surpass them. Outside, all relationships will fade away, and the heroine obviously has the ability to make the superiors fearful. The eldest son, second son, and eldest daughter will not be a threat to the heir who will grow up next to him in the future. It is better to lay a good foundation for the child, shape his basic outlook, and place him next to the emperor and his father. As long as he doesn't take the initiative to go back for a day to give the emperor the opportunity to make compensation for his white moonlight cinnabar mole and develop the follow-up, the children will only keep refreshing their impressions by his side, putting compensation on the children to ensure safety and future. As a person in the future society, I want to make my parents live a prosperous and healthy life and have a worry-free retirement. After the breakup, the child chose to live with his father. Although there were regrets, there was nothing wrong with being a non-marriage single with ideals, abilities and money.
... Slap in the face too fast... Trouble is, I forgot my comment on Chapter 120... This is probably the first time I cheered for the ending of BE! ! ! Sprinkle flowers~
After reading this chapter, I feel like I have a lump in my throat,
I thought it was a cool and sweet article, but I didn't expect it to be a broken piece of glass. It was really stuck in my throat. The key is to watch until the end to know the ending. If I had known better, I would have read the comments first...
I think the emperor is okay. If I put myself in the emperor's shoes, I wouldn't be able to risk my country for love. When the heroine meets the hero, it is fate. There is no need to be attracted to each other day and night. After all, not everyone has the majesty and magnanimity of the emperor of a country. It is mixed with luck or misfortune. The children here are the most innocent. As a mother, they are not worthy. No reason can be used as an excuse to not have children.
The ending of Sahuaha is pretty good. After all, I never felt that there is such a creature as the male protagonist.
It seems like our ending later. . . . . Nice job. If we were together, we could eat shit.
This has a good ending. Big thumbs up to the author.
Witty hehehe Read the ending first and then the text This ending is very realistic, ideal, and quite good.
I feel like this fits the background of the two of them. As a time-travelling person, I am still a modern person who is accustomed to peace and believes that marriage is a union of love, and there is no need for political marriage. It is normal for people to get together if they get along, and to separate if they don't get along. It may seem irresponsible to your children, but in fact you have already taken the greatest responsibility. If conditions didn't allow it, who would not make sufficient protective preparations for a one-night stand with someone whose relationship is uncertain, and leave the child behind in case of an accident. Although the children were not taken away, it would be best for them not to take them away. In a feudal society dominated by the patriarchal family, having a mother but not a father and not being able to actively disclose the father's side to the outside world would be looked down upon. Moreover, they have been together for a long time and are independent. Can the heroine avoid instilling future social concepts and common sense into her children unconsciously? Does this do any good to the children who can only live in this or feudal society? Compared with the bumpy life outside, in the father's house, there is family affection and the guilt of the white moonlight in the mother's heart. As long as the children do not seek death and have normal IQ, no one can surpass them. Outside, all relationships will fade away, and the heroine obviously has the ability to make the superiors fearful. The eldest son, second son, and eldest daughter will not be a threat to the heir who will grow up next to him in the future. It is better to lay a good foundation for the child, shape his basic outlook, and place him next to the emperor and his father. As long as he doesn't take the initiative to go back for a day to give the emperor the opportunity to make compensation for his white moonlight cinnabar mole and develop the follow-up, the children will only keep refreshing their impressions by his side, putting compensation on the children to ensure safety and future. As a person in the future society, I want to make my parents live a prosperous and healthy life and have a worry-free retirement. After the breakup, the child chose to live with his father. Although there were regrets, there was nothing wrong with being a non-marriage single with ideals, abilities and money.
... Slap in the face too fast... Trouble is, I forgot my comment on Chapter 120... This is probably the first time I cheered for the ending of BE! ! ! Sprinkle flowers~
After reading this chapter, I feel like I have a lump in my throat,
I thought it was a cool and sweet article, but I didn't expect it to be a broken piece of glass. It was really stuck in my throat. The key is to watch until the end to know the ending. If I had known better, I would have read the comments first...
I think the emperor is okay. If I put myself in the emperor's shoes, I wouldn't be able to risk my country for love. When the heroine meets the hero, it is fate. There is no need to be attracted to each other day and night. After all, not everyone has the majesty and magnanimity of the emperor of a country. It is mixed with luck or misfortune. The children here are the most innocent. As a mother, they are not worthy. No reason can be used as an excuse to not have children.
The ending of Sahuaha is pretty good. After all, I never felt that there is such a creature as the male protagonist.
It seems like our ending later. . . . . Nice job. If we were together, we could eat shit.
Finally ate a mouse poop