
Rise from Poverty: The Imperial Exams Bring Me Wealth and Glory
寒门崛起:科举让我富贵荣华
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The front looks great, but the back is a bit anticlimactic, which is a pity.
Is this a fast-forwarding method? Can the No. 1 Pick from the top three be really so willful?
The heroine is still the Sun family, speechless?
The emperor is in great power and is not allowed to marry, but should he raise a family?
In order to let the male protagonist's brother get what he wants, a good girl was written like this, just so that the two families can be matched, it is really subtle.
Very pretty. I originally thought it was an imperial examination essay about a person who was reborn and made his first pot of gold before taking the imperial examination. Overall, it was about the male protagonist and everyone in the Yu family's affairs after the male protagonist studied. It felt a bit like a family story. There were some typos and wrong names in a few chapters. I skipped a few chapters about the marriage of the male protagonist's family, but overall my impression was good after reading it. It would be better if the plot in Beijing was longer. I want to see the follow-up of the male protagonist becoming an official after passing the No. 1 Exam.
Fast forward, I thought the male protagonist was going to be a Jinshi
I personally think it looks good, and I can accept some typos.
I just finished reading it, and I still feel a little bit unfinished. The author might add a little extra.
The article that was discontinued back then is finally finished.