Couple: A two-faced, doting wife heroine X a male lead who spends all day getting by with his adorable act
In the tenth year of Yongjia, the emperor announced that he would establish the imperial examinations, shocking the court and the public. Yin Huan was appointed as the imperial examination envoy. In simple terms, his job was to recruit people to take the exams!
Thus began his long, twenty-year love-hate relationship with the imperial examinations.
Yin Huan: Come on, come take the exams! The emperor is selecting officials, and if you pass, you'll get a government post! People from humble or noble families can all take them!
Scions of noble families: The imperial exams? My family has an inherited title. I can get a second-rank marquis title just like that. No thanks!
Common folk: The imperial exams? But I can't read!
Linghu Lingxiao: I, I, I, I want to sign up!
Yin Huan: Someone signed up! Huh? A... a woman! Women can't take the exams!
Linghu Lingxiao: My lord, you're still two hundred candidates short, and the exam is next month!
Yin Huan: ...Fine, you're in.
The imperial exams were doomed, Yin Huan thought bitterly.
My ongoing novel: "Making a Living with a Foolish Emperor" by Yuan Fei An De Yi. I'll carry you through every pitfall with my cheat ability. Your Majesty, you're such a disaster. Do you know that?
Other people's male leads are arrogant, cool, and powerful enough to take on the heavens. Zhou Yan's male lead is the heavens themselves.
Her conscientious System once gave her a chance: "Here are pictures of five men who could become your partner. Pick one and I'll help you soar."
Based on the size of the first man's beer belly, she suspected he might be a corrupt official and a villain, so she passed.
The second man was as lovely as a celestial being, so she pressed confirm without hesitation.
"I can't carry him, I can't carry him. Even with a cheat, I can't carry him!" Zhou Yan wept as she gazed at the sleeping man in bed. "This celestial being is a total disaster!"
The System snorted. "What right does a pretty-face enthusiast have to complain?"
Zhou Yuanxi became emperor at three, was deposed at four; became emperor again at seven, was deposed at eight; became emperor at seventeen...
Zhou Yan: No, please, don't get deposed again. If it happens one more time, you'll have been in and out of power seven times!
Zhou Yuanxi: No, I think I can manage seven rises and eight falls.
Completed novel: "The Zen General and His Taoist Wife" by Yuan Fei An De Yi. Don't bother me while I'm making money!
Coming soon: "Making a Living with the Villain" by Yuan Fei An De Yi. After transmigrating, I'm quiet as a mouse and scared out of my wits.
[Sun Yuanche thinks his son looks less and less like him as he grows up, and a little like his older brother instead...]
[Sun Yuanche finds it deeply upsetting...]
[After ten years of trying to get himself killed, Sun Yuanche finally ruins the empire his brother left him on his thirty-second birthday. His seventeen-year-old son kills him in retaliation, and he is imprisoned for life in the Daqing Palace...]
Yin Ting finished reading "The Wise Emperor" in one night. The crown prince's path to becoming a wise ruler didn't make him swoon. Instead, he felt sorry for the prince's father, the villain Sun Yuanche...
But the worst part was that Yin Ting transmigrated into the book as the general most blindly loyal to Sun Yuanche.
To make sure he didn't end up riddled with arrows from the crown prince, Yin Ting began spending every day brainwashing the young prince.
"You have to believe that your father loves you!" x3
"You have to trust me!" x3
"He really does love you!" x3
The three-year-old crown prince glared at him. "He did love me before, but then you came along and he changed his mind!"
Theme:
After reading the copy, the emperor appointed the protagonist in the civil and military affairs of the Manchu Dynasty to be responsible for the imperial examination. This is not to complete the imperial examination, but to complete the country.
Sometimes you can see this kind of comments when watching historical documentaries and the like. Many women (no sexism intended) always regard how a man treats his wife as the criterion for judging a man's life. It is really unreasonable. When they see someone with a concubine, they call him a scumbag, but they forget that the background of the era is fundamentally different from modern times. Is it fair to hold the ancients to modern standards? When talking about a historical figure, I always like to talk about how this person is not a good man, but ignore the deeds of this person who set his heart for the world and the livelihood of the people. As if there is nothing else in the world except love. I don't mean to be sexist. I am also a woman. In modern society, our ideological and living environment is very different from the past. Now, of course, many things can be judged according to the existing moral laws, but using today's standards to forcefully criticize the ancients who have a completely different social structure and background from ours is either stupid or bad. What's more, for a person who has sacrificed a lot for the people of the world, in my opinion, many people are simply not qualified to point fingers at others from the moral high ground.
It's so heartbreaking that it ended like this
I never expected that Da Da would dismantle my CP
I never expected the ending to be QAQ
The ending breaks down the cp. . .
Did this emperor travel through time? An emperor dare not say anything to the son of a noble family? Totally illogical
Why is it said that Queen Mother Guo has no son?
It was so hurried back there, I was caught off guard
Emm, this ending reminds me of the movie Super Body,