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Wang Jingyu transmigrates to ancient times and becomes the son of a peasant family in the fifth-lowest social tier.
The farmers toil from dawn to dusk, producing more and more grain, yet eating worse and worse food.
After a village head in Dong Township, Linan County, forcibly bought the land belonging to the original owner's family at a rock-bottom price, he told Wang Jingyu, "Never labor, yet want for nothing to eat or drink, wear gold and silver, and simply reap the profits. That's what it means to be a superior person."
Wang Jingyu: ?? Are you telling me what to do?
The first step toward redefining what it means to be a "superior person" in the modern world: drawing on his past life's experience growing mushrooms at a raw-material base owned by his family's business, he earns cash his family hasn't seen in ages: fifty copper coins.
With his belly full, Wang Jingyu begins the second step:
He rolls up his sleeves and studies for the imperial examinations.
He passes the imperial exams with top honors at every stage. His name is announced at Donghua Gate, and he takes charge of the Three Departments and Two Offices, governing the realm and becoming the "superior person" who has risen to the clouds in everyone's eyes.
A hundred years later, the opening entry in the Distinguished Officials section of the Great Jing Compendium reads:
Grand Tutor Wang Wenzheng, born to a farming family, held power for twenty years. Under his rule, civil and military affairs flourished, the realm was at peace, and the land was clear of corruption.
The once-humble farming family became nobility. Everyone was noble, and there were no more "superior people."
Notes:
A survival story with progression through the imperial examinations.
No golden finger; the early chapters are a slow burn.
There is a romance, but it develops after the characters reach adulthood.
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Welcome to bookmark the author's upcoming novel, The Marquis's House Scion's Road to Top Student (Imperial Examinations).
Magpies chirp outside the window. Wang Yizhi wakes up one morning to find he has become the spoiled legitimate son of an ancient marquis's household.
His ancestors helped the emperor take the throne, his father is the emperor's right-hand man, his legitimate sister is a favored consort, and his uncle is a great general guarding the borders. No matter how much trouble he causes, he can enjoy a lifetime of wealth and status.
In his past life, he worked his way up to become a financial titan. Now he's supposed to lie flat and be a wastrel heir?
Wang Yizhi presses his lips together, barely holding back a wild laugh.
But after only a few days of good living, he suddenly has a dream one night:
Years later, the emperor dies unexpectedly. The marquis's household is accused of treason and wiped out overnight.
And the original owner, a dissolute heir, is captured while spending the night at the Fragrant Blossom House with the crown prince, his younger brother, and his wastrel friends...
Wang Yizhi jolts upright, pounding the bed:
The Wang family is doomed!
After calmly analyzing the situation, he realizes that though the marquis's household seems to be thriving, it is actually built on nothing but air.
They enjoy the emperor's trust, but hold no real power at court.
In a word: they have no one in the imperial court.
No way. He's going to rise up! He washes his face and sets out to enter officialdom through the imperial examinations.
Not only will he push himself, he'll drag along his childhood friend, the crown prince, and his three useless younger brothers.
From then on, the wastrel heir climbs steadily through the ranks...
He forms a "poverty alleviation task force" with his humble-born classmates and persuades scions of prestigious families to develop the "Maritime and Overland Silk Roads."
He oversees the Yellow River, takes charge of the Secretariat, and assists the new emperor.
The history books record his story in elegant prose: "He lived as a wastrel, yet performed the deeds of a sage, saving a tottering realm and ushering in a century of prosperity."
And the Wang clan eventually becomes a distinguished family for the ages, "whose roots withstand every storm, and whose glory grows with the sun and moon."
Theme: Freedom, independence, and equality. Knowledge changes one's fate. Keep going without giving up.
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I don't want to read it. This model gives me the feeling that even if I become an official, I won't be able to get ahead. See you again if we are destined
Official education was originally a good thing, but step by step it was manipulated into a roadblock that hindered the progress of poor students. This is certainly not what a normal emperor would like to see. Still the same sentence All these signs indicate that this is a rebellious world. In feudal society, if the upper class cannot do it, and the peasants do not rebel, no matter how hard they unite, it will be useless. Only when society is stable can we talk about development So I don't quite understand what the situation is now.
It can't be the heroine, right? The heroine in the protagonist column is the eldest daughter of Duan Zhixian
Is the rich woman the Lady of Autumn? As for the second uncle's family, how should I put it? As relatives, they are indeed a bit ruthless, but the original owner is gone. But I also understand them. It can be seen from the article that both the second uncle's family and the villagers lent this and that to the original owner. But it seems that all of them were borrowed without repayment (even the male protagonist did not describe whether they had repaid them or not), and there was no one in the family who could support him at that time. It was already difficult for every family, and with everyone's help, you can survive on your own. Everyone's help is useful, but the situation at that time was to keep filling a bottomless pit. Even Zhuge Kongming couldn't help A Dou. How could a group of oppressed old scalpers put a layer of shackles on them and go to a dead end together? Isn't it selfish to want people to help you without any limit?
I also think that the second aunt has a very good character. She does everything according to her ability and is very sober. Most people care about themselves first before caring about others. There is nothing to criticize about this. Therefore, it further shows the selflessness and greatness of those who can sacrifice themselves for others.
"Peacock" caught a big bug for the author~ Vacancy
But my wife's writing is quite good, why isn't it popular?
"Xx" is a big bug for the author~ No, you can choose any name you like. There are also a lot of "xx" and "..." In front of it, which is a bit casual.
"Until Zhang Shanchang was sent out respectfully, Duan Ling always felt a sense of emptiness in the clouds. His closest and most promising student wanted to marry Yu Jing?" This is a big bug for the author~ repeated
The beginning of this chapter repeats the end of the previous chapter