
From the Imperial Examinations to Officialdom
科举出仕(士)
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A Mixed Bag
All in.
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Imperial Examination Stories
I've read these, and they're pretty good.
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Imperial Exam Stories
Everyday life and getting rich through the imperial examinations
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Ancient China 1
Includes both transmigrators and natives. These days, I prefer no-CP or male-oriented stories.
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Reading List No. 1
Stories I haven't had a chance to finish yet
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Imperial Examination Series
Related to the imperial examinations
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To be downloaded
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Certified Masterpieces
They're all good stories. I read some of them a long time ago, so a few might have dated views, but most are quite good.
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I like the character of the princess, it would be great if she was the heroine from the beginning
This plot is very reasonable. I remember that when we got engaged for the first time, the protagonist also liked Xu Su, but he still got engaged to someone else for the sake of reputation. At that time, the protagonist said that the love between his son and his daughter was never as good as his career. A few years after his wife died, he discovered that the emperor was jealous of him. At this time, either his daughter would compete with others for favor after she became the prince's concubine, or he would marry a princess who admired him, or he would wait for the emperor to become more and more jealous of him and shake his career. He would definitely not give up being an official. He has always His belief is that he is in a high position. Even if he has a good impression of his dead wife, he will not give up. Therefore, marrying a princess is the best choice. Not to mention that he is in ancient times. Even in modern times, there are several men whose wives died at the age of thirty and will never marry again. Isn't there a saying that the three great joys in life are to get promoted and make a fortune?
So the death of the first wife is a necessary step to ensure that the male master is powerful but not feared by the king? The foreshadowing from the beginning further confirms this point. No wonder everyone likes to "get promoted and make a fortune and your wife will die". If a stumbling block is said to be dead, why should it be so high-sounding?
It's a very good book. I still felt a little uncomfortable when I saw that he and the princess gave birth to another son later. I knew that it was understandable for him to do so under the circumstances, but I still felt extremely uncomfortable.
It's rare to find an article with a career-oriented male protagonist. It has CP but clicks to the end. It has golden fingers but feels reasonable.
Recommended by old bookworms and worth a read
It would be better if the princess is the original wife
Zhao Shu must have been in love with Li and Zhou Xinsheng a long time ago. After all, they are both talented and good-looking.
This is a very good imperial examination article. It has been written for the second time and will probably be written for the third or fourth time. I hope it can be made into a TV series! ! !
"Today is the third day in Lichi" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ The fourth time