[Upcoming stories: "Saving Myself Until I Become an Empress" and "A Woman's Interstellar Epic." Please add them to your reading list ≈]
He Ji Xun, a 22-year-old college graduate, transmigrates into a commoner in a small town and sets out on the road to the imperial examinations.
Passing the exams takes more than hard work. You also need to get news from the upper echelons through various channels, and he carefully lays his plans at every step.
*
Cultivate yourself, manage your family, govern the state, and bring peace to the world. To have no worries at home and gain his family's support, he must not only demonstrate his talent for learning, but also improve the family's finances.
A good environment matters, too. In ancient times, Mencius's mother moved three times. In modern times, he changes residences four times.
Ultimately, he rises from an ordinary commoner to a high-ranking court official.
*
As he studies to achieve social mobility, he also discovers just how exciting the road to the imperial examinations can be.
[Reading Guide]
1. The setting changes from a small-town school to travels for study, then a prefectural school and the Imperial Academy.
2. The author has a habit of editing the story on their phone as soon as they wake up. It's best to wait half an hour after a chapter is posted before reading.
Theme: Heaven rewards the diligent
It's true that the male protagonist has helped her so much. When Xiaohu got into trouble, it was because of the scholar that the male protagonist helped her. It's unfair to argue now. If I remember correctly, the money the male protagonist earned from selling ointments and prescriptions was used to buy this house. . .
I think my eldest aunt is very shameless. She is very similar to my eldest aunt. She has no ability, her own children have no ability, and she blames her family for being partial. Remember who helped her when she was able to set up a stall to buy snacks? I am speechless.
The auntie has to deal with it. The male protagonist has to bear half of the responsibility for going to school, not to mention most of it, right? He bought a house with 200 taels, but his father never moved the life money. He also bought the public land. The big house took advantage of the bookkeeping, and the second house took advantage of the snacks. I only saw that the male protagonist had made actual contributions. I really don't think this grandma is partial to the male protagonist. The current affairs in this family are quite frustrating. This person is really bullying and afraid of being too hard.
If the male protagonist were a virgin, I would abandon the novel. The aunt is really not a thing.
The male protagonist must not be a nice guy.
6 I saw this in the middle of the night. You told me that the author stopped updating and started writing danmeiwen 666. One word, absolutely.
Do you want to write or not???
Aren't you afraid of retaliation for such a big fanfare?
This feels a bit too much. The rules on the ship are that the weak eat the strong. So after the protagonist drank the water boiled by others, when faced with the threat of others, he felt that others were bullying and afraid of the strong (not that he thought this other person's behavior was right), but the protagonist was also at fault. The rules on the ship are, so the protagonist also thinks that he can steal the water boiled by others? After knowing the situation, he only thinks that others are at fault. What about his behavior?
One chapter in four days, three thousand per chapter??? Is this suitable?