The Imperial Exams in the Countryside: Earn Money, Take Exams, Support the Family

The next-door novel, Building Infrastructure by the Tyrant's Side [System], is now underway. [Irreverent version of the blurb]: The moment Lin Ze opened his eyes after transmigrating to another world, he found himself holding a young man. Thinking he was dreaming, Lin Ze couldn't resist the tempting boy and went ahead and enjoyed him. The next morning, he woke up and realized that the "dream" had been real! Apparently, the young man by his side was his husband, which in modern terms meant his wife... [Serious version of the blurb]: After transmigrating into the body of an impoverished, foolish scholar, Lin Ze finds himself with a shrewish mother, a scheming younger brother, and a body too weak to carry or lift anything. Now, to please his "former lover, now future sister-in-law," he's supposed to sell off his hardworking, capable husband. Lin Ze, a modern-day bachelor well past his prime, is furious. He died without ever finding a wife who suited him, and now the original owner of this body wants to sell his wife? And not just anyone, but a well-behaved, sensible, hardworking, capable, handsome young man who is exactly his type. The original owner didn't want such a wonderful wife, wouldn't touch him, and even planned to sell him. What a tragedy! There's no way Lin Ze can stand for that! From then on, the sour scholar of Hedam Village becomes a learned man, a talented businessman, and an ambitious farmer who dotes on his husband. Villager A (terrified): He's coming! That Lin fellow is walking his wife and carrying his kid again. Everyone, hurry up and think of new ways to praise them, or we'll get beaten again! The villagers (whimpering): Boohoo, we have to praise them every day, and never repeat ourselves. He's making our lives miserable... Villager B (shocked): It's over! That Lin fellow passed the imperial exams and is coming back to our county as magistrate. Everyone, line up and clap to welcome him, or we'll get our heads chopped off! The villagers (whimpering): Boohoo, why won't this guy leave us alone... Notes: 1. The protagonist is the gong, and this is a sweet, doting romance! The gong and shou only have eyes for each other. 2. The world has three genders: ge'er, women, and men. 3. The story includes farming, business, and the imperial exams, but the court and powerful nobles are only briefly mentioned. The focus is on making money, developing the village, and doting on his husband. Exclusively published on Jinjiang. Reposting prohibited. Theme: Depicting the difficult path to success in the ancient imperial examinations.