[New novel: The Son of a Live-in Son-in-Law (Imperial Examinations). Thank you for your support!]
The Marquis of Changning and his son, the Heir of Changning, had spent years fighting on the border. Then disaster struck: they were ambushed and both killed. Only the Marchioness and the young marchioness, two helpless women, remained at the Changning residence. The people of the capital sighed over the sad fate of the family. Without a man to lead the household, how could the Changning family survive in the capital?
The Heir's wife was pregnant with his posthumous child, but no one knew whether it would be a boy or a girl. This baby was the Changning family's only lifeline.
Years later, the people of the capital were once again full of wonder. Who could have imagined that the Changning family, which had languished on the brink of ruin for over a decade, would now be so prosperous? The family had been known for generations of military men, yet now it had produced a gentleman as refined as jade. How unpredictable life could be!
Fu Jing was born with a heart condition and spent his days in a hospital full of the smell of disinfectant. He couldn't laugh or cry, jump or run, because emotional swings and strenuous exercise could overtax his heart. Fortunately, he was born into a wealthy family and never had to worry about the steep medical bills. Books kept him company, and one morning at the age of twenty, Fu Jing's uneventful life came to an end.
Fu Jing: To be granted another life and a healthy body is already a blessing. In this life, I will serve the people and the country, put my learning to use, and do my part in return.
---New novel: The Son of a Live-in Son-in-Law (Imperial Examinations)---
The Rong'an Earl's household descended from a founding hero.
But its descendants had failed to live up to their ancestors, and most were mediocre and unremarkable.
The family had fallen from a Duke's household to an Earl's, and worse still, its line was dwindling. This generation had produced only one legitimate daughter, with no more children to follow.
Mediocrity was one thing, but having no heir was truly unfilial.
With no other choice, the Rong'an Earl's family brought in a live-in son-in-law.
Who could have expected that, a few years later, the Earl of Rong'an would father a son in his old age?
Now the son-in-law and the Earl's legitimate daughter faced the prospect of being driven from the household, to the amusement of everyone in the capital. Lu Shixing was unlucky enough to be reborn as the son of the Rong'an Earl's live-in son-in-law.
How to make his parents and little sister proud became the problem Lu Shixing had to face...
In feudal society, all pursuits were inferior to reading.
With no other option, Lu Shixing picked up a book and sat for the imperial examinations.
More than a decade later, Lu Xingjian passed the highest imperial examination and rose rapidly through the ranks, becoming a rising star at court. He even received a noble title directly from the emperor!
By imperial decree, Lu Xingjian established a separate household and moved into his own Earl's residence, the Earl of Zhongqin's household, with his parents and little sister!
The great families of the capital enjoyed quite a spectacle and joked,
What to wear as a newlywed! Ancient concubines wore powder
When will the article "Unwilling to Adopt (Imperial Examination)" be published? Wait and wait.
This is my first novel. The writing is not very good and there are many shortcomings. I hope readers can forgive me (hand it over).
Damn, is Fu Ye's existence a bit unreasonable? Fu Jing was 20 years old when she died. Fu Ye was not there yet, and Fu's mother was at least in her 40s at this time. How did she give birth to the child?
So I was wondering why Ruomeng suddenly disappeared from the text. I might think that since there are only a few words about Ruomeng in the whole text, it would not be appropriate to include it in the extra chapter. Can the completeness of the character's story be told in the main text?
Come on(? ??_??)?
Good-looking(??ω??)??
Did the author make a mistake? . . . When the male protagonist marries Ye's cousin, shouldn't he call him Ye's cousin? Why call him cousin-in-law? . . . .
I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. I would like to ask where the author is from, because there is one in my hometown of Ji'an, the Egret Academy you wrote about.
Ah, ah, I have been thinking about you day and night. After you left, every time I opened Jinjiang, I would check to see if you were back. I quit before I came back, and suddenly I was no longer interested in Jinjiang without Da Da.
What to wear as a newlywed! Ancient concubines wore powder
When will the article "Unwilling to Adopt (Imperial Examination)" be published? Wait and wait.
This is my first novel. The writing is not very good and there are many shortcomings. I hope readers can forgive me (hand it over).
Damn, is Fu Ye's existence a bit unreasonable? Fu Jing was 20 years old when she died. Fu Ye was not there yet, and Fu's mother was at least in her 40s at this time. How did she give birth to the child?
So I was wondering why Ruomeng suddenly disappeared from the text. I might think that since there are only a few words about Ruomeng in the whole text, it would not be appropriate to include it in the extra chapter. Can the completeness of the character's story be told in the main text?
Come on(? ??_??)?
Good-looking(??ω??)??
Did the author make a mistake? . . . When the male protagonist marries Ye's cousin, shouldn't he call him Ye's cousin? Why call him cousin-in-law? . . . .
I've finished reading it, it's pretty good. I would like to ask where the author is from, because there is one in my hometown of Ji'an, the Egret Academy you wrote about.
Ah, ah, I have been thinking about you day and night. After you left, every time I opened Jinjiang, I would check to see if you were back. I quit before I came back, and suddenly I was no longer interested in Jinjiang without Da Da.