Title on the Golden List (Imperial Examination)

[The full text is being rewritten] Only after Tang Mingke died did he realize that his destiny had been stolen by a time traveler. He was originally literate at the age of three, composed poetry at the age of five, passed the Tongsheng Examination at the age of seven, and became the youngest number one scholar in his dynasty at the age of sixteen. Marrying a princess as a consort and becoming the chief minister of the dynasty smoothly can be said to be the winner in life among one person and more than ten thousand people. However, everything was different when his father brought back a concubine brother who was born from a foreign wife. In the year when he was supposed to be admitted to the Tongsheng examination, he fell ill and was bedridden. His concubine brother Zhou Wenyuan was admitted to the Tongsheng examination. He had a high fever that did not go away for three days. In the year when he was supposed to become the number one scholar, a famous prostitute from Qinhuai hanged him in front of his house, saying that he had always been in trouble but had given up. The concubine brought out the evidence that he had cheated in the imperial examination. He could not defend himself and was stripped of his fame and became a white man. He was originally the legitimate son, but was accused of being the fake son he had exchanged with him. So the former concubine brother became a legitimate brother, passed the imperial examination, married the princess and became the consort... And he became a notorious outsider. He was kicked out of his home and lived in poverty on the streets. He died of hunger and cold in the first heavy snowfall in Kyoto in winter. The moment I came back from rebirth, I happened to see the boy following my father. This time he would never again foolishly regard him as his elder brother and let him take away his literary destiny. Even if you leave this prince's mansion and lose your family background, On the gold list, there will still only be his name. Intention: One's own strength is the foundation of one's standing