A Straight Man Reincarnated as Su Peisheng (Qing Dynasty)

Ongoing: The Slacker Forced to Take the Imperial Exams. Blurb at the bottom. Blurb: Su Pei stays up all night preparing for the civil service exam, then wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated to the Qing Dynasty. He thinks he's some prince or imperial son, or at worst a rich young master. But if things can go wrong, they can go even worse: he's transmigrated into the famous eunuch Su Peisheng. #A true-to-life tale of getting a civil service job without taking the exam# #The consorts are so beautiful and the palace ladies are so lovely, I have to protect them# #The career story of an entry-level worker with a lifelong job in the Forbidden City# Many years later, Su Peisheng writes his memoirs. The title is My Poor Little Balls The entire book has just one sentence: I don't have any balls. Name: Su Peisheng Gender: Unknown Favorite color: Yellow (in the strictly literal sense) Favorite songs: Keep the Roots Alive and a certain Mountain Song sect tune, both of which he sings whenever he's drunk Advice to the next generation: Don't be afraid. Take a bigger step. You won't pull a ball. Love life: Been in love. Reader's guide: He's not a genius or perfect in every way. This is not real history. The romance is practically nonexistent, so you can read it as no-couple. It's not a pure romance. A mix of absurdity, melodrama, lighthearted fun, and seriousness. An Yongzheng Emperor with an overactive imagination who overreads romance into everything A timid yet passionate Su Peisheng, occasionally in the late stages of chuunibyou syndrome The setting is entirely fictional, so please don't nitpick historical details. Ongoing: The Slacker Forced to Take the Imperial Exams. Blurb: Cheng Zi'an, a rich second-generation slacker, expects to inherit the family fortune, but instead transmigrates into the body of a seven-year-old boy. Fortunately, his family owns dozens of acres of good farmland, and his father, Cheng Zhen, is a handsome, talented imperial graduate. He has food and clothes aplenty. As the only son, Cheng Zi'an declares, "I'm not studying. I'll be a happy slacker and keep living my dissolute life." Who could have guessed that something would happen to Cheng Zhen, cutting short Cheng Zi'an's plans to lie flat? Everyone says, "Without Cheng Zhen, the Cheng family is doomed with an ignorant fool like Cheng Zi'an." Forced to study under Cheng Zhen's threats with a cane, the hapless slacker Cheng Zi'an cries, "I can't even recognize all the characters in my textbook!" Who knew that this push would turn him into a model scholar, remembered in the annals of history and serving two emperors for thirty years? The Cheng family doesn't fall apart. In fact, from Cheng Zi'an onward, the Cheng clan flourishes for centuries, and the name "Mingzhou Chengs" becomes known throughout the land. The young Crown Prince asks Cheng Zi'an, his tutor, "Sir, have you loved reading since you were little?" Cheng Zi'an smiles without answering. Sigh. Don't ask. It brings tears to my eyes. The memoir Cheng Zi'an never makes public is titled: I Only Ever Wanted to Be an Ordinary Rich Young Master. Fictional setting, so please don't nitpick historical details. The imperial exam system combines elements from the Tang and Song dynasties. The early story focuses on studying for the exams, while the later story follows his official career and court politics. The "Mingzhou Chengs" were inspired by the Yimen Chen clan. The male lead takes a peculiar path and isn't perfect in every way. Lighthearted, focused on growth, with a little luck. Main themes: the imperial exams, infrastructure, and farming. Check out my author page for completed novels in all kinds of genres. Hope you find something you like! Theme: Keep growing stronger until you reach the pinnacle of life