[Blurb] Shao Xingyu was born the only son of the Shao family, the richest salt merchants in Jiangnan. His elders doted on him and held him in the palm of their hands. His family had enough wealth to last for generations, and their only demands of him were to take care of his health, marry soon, and continue the Shao family line.
What was the point of wining and dining? What was the point of spending money like water? He spent his whole life as a good-for-nothing heir, living to the ripe old age of eighty-three without managing to squander the Shao family's fortune. The Shaos were still the celebrated richest family around.
Then he was reborn.
Just as he was happily preparing to enjoy another wonderful life as a wastrel, he discovered that he had been bound to an Imperial Exam System. If he failed the exams, he would die. There would be no more carefree squandering!
Everyone admired his self-discipline. They all said, "If I were as rich as Shao Xingyu, how could I ever have the patience to study as hard as he does? I'd be out wining and dining!"
Hearing this, Shao Xingyu wept bitterly. I want to be a happy wastrel too, you know?
I've started taking advance reservations for a new story, an imperial exam and mystery-solving tale. I hope you'll support it and add it to your collections: My Father-in-Law Is Ye Gong (Imperial Exams).
Male lead: Pan Ruowang. Female lead: Ye Xiaotong.
Pan Ruowang woke up one day to find himself back in the days when he had left home and was staying with his future father-in-law, the Ye family, in the capital.
He was still young and knew nothing, intent only on achieving fame and success. He had been oblivious to his fiancée Ye Xiaotong's care for him, like a block of wood who didn't know how to respond.
But now things were different. He could be clever and quick on the uptake, becoming a good husband in Xiaotong's eyes and a good son-in-law in her father's!
There was another benefit: he had served as an official in the Ministry of Justice for years and read countless case files, so he knew who had committed many of those crimes!
But at the moment, he was just a scholar with no authority to solve cases. All he could do was subtly nudge his father-in-law in the right direction with a few "coincidental" hints.
Before long, his father-in-law became the capital's very own "Judge Bao," solving cases with uncanny skill.
Though, something like "The Casebook of Ye Gong" sounds a little odd!
Supporting character: Ye Lifeng
Theme: Through studying, a spoiled young heir opens the door to a new world and grows into someone who can truly shoulder responsibility.
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It's pretty good. I've read the imperial examination papers a few times and it seems that they really don't want to read them until later. Those things in the officialdom are boring. This is okay, but the protagonist is a little too smooth, with a little less twists and turns, and the content is somewhat repetitive.
Not bad, at least there are no eunuchs. The back is full of outlines, but the front is still very nice.
Finally alive, it's not easy
Is this missing? Long time no update
You should also write carefully for the readers who are still reading!
It won't be a big trap, right?
Big update today?
Can you have some common sense? First-A is a Jinshi, Second-A is a Jinshi background, and Third-A is a Jinshi. It's not your messy Jinshi award.
Do you still want to update it? If you don't plan to update it, just let me know.
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