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The Ning family prides itself on being a family of scholars, but Ning Yan, the only son of the family, says he has no interest in the scent of books. He only wants the aroma of rice.
And the only way to get that rice is to pass the imperial examinations.
He conquers the prefectural exams, triumphs in the provincial exams, makes it through the metropolitan exams and into the palace exams. A young man brimming with ambition, he rises swiftly through the ranks.
In short, this is a story about passing the imperial exams and entering officialdom, starting a family and establishing a career, marrying a child bride, becoming the Grand Secretary, and reaching the pinnacle of life.
The female protagonist transmigrates into a man's body and will marry a wife.
The dynasty is fictional, so history buffs needn't take things too seriously.
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Finished reading. The classical Chinese essays written in large capitals are really good. I remember the classical Chinese essay questions I did in high school. I learned biographies of various figures, such as official positions, posthumous titles, etc. I learned them from it. I miss you so much
In fact, can we add an extra chapter to the forum to discuss Ning Yan's achievements and Wen Meizhi's relationship?
Very good, I like the rhythm of this article!
I also think there are too few extras...
Hey, it's the ending. It's so sad to see the protagonist die of old age in the end. I just want to see her/him look young forever.
I like the great writing style and the eloquent stories, but the extras are a little lacking.
Nice writing in big letters. Pen refills.
Throw flowers!??ヽ(°▽°)ノ? Very well written in capital letters~ ヽ(°?°)?
It's a pity that this article has ninety chapters. At least it can be written until the young emperor succeeds to the throne. After all, his reinstatement is the time to show off his talents.
However, the outcome makes us wait, and we can't temper it enough to prevent it. One day, the chief minister went to court to have dinner, and a pair of books ended the story. Admire admire