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Blurb:
Xie Yan, a company general manager and a quasi-materialist, never imagined that one day he would transmigrate, and into the body of a little boy who had been drowned, no less.
The original owner was also named Xie Yan. He was the legitimate son of the clerk of Yunlin County. His birth mother died, and he was persecuted to death by his stepmother, ending his short life at the age of three.
Xie Yan avenges the original owner and pits his wits against his stepmother...
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The moment he sees the Three Character Classic, Xie Yan opens a cloud space in his mind. His soul travels like a ghost through the worlds depicted in books, and from then on, the Four Books and Five Classics become easy to understand.
He becomes a "child prodigy"!
After placing first in the prefectural examination at age seven, he receives the emperor's personal commendation for "excellent character and scholarship" and is sent to the Imperial Academy to study alongside the crown prince.
At the Imperial Academy, he meets a young ruler of great promise. The two work seamlessly together to eliminate internal and external threats...
Provincial graduate, metropolitan graduate, palace examination champion...
Grand Secretary of the Cabinet, minister, Great General Guangwu...
He rises through the ranks until he stands at the very pinnacle of power!
Reading Guide:
1. The male lead is calculating and scheming, but never forgets his original intentions.
2. The imperial examination system is modeled on those of the Ming and Qing eras, but is not exactly the same. There are plenty of invented details, so don't overthink it. Just enjoy the story.
3. The story is a little slow to warm up
4. The dynasty is fictional, and the story is entirely made up.
Theme: Reading can change your fate
It doesn't feel like it should be a romance, so readers are advised to read the last chapter first, as the classification of sexual orientation is a bit subtle.
Although I have read this, I still want to say that Danmei should not be labeled as romance. The feeling of this book is that it is selling sheep over dogs. At present, it cannot be called Danmei, but it cannot be called romance, but it feels that the emotional tendency is Danmei. It is really weird.
The main theme is romance, and the middle chapters are all about two guys who are deeply in love and finally meet each other. Then I couldn't stand it anymore and skipped to the end to find out that I actually told a girl that I wanted to get married and told her that I liked her. I really didn't understand.
Thanks for the limited fee, but it seems like it's not finished.
Well, the male protagonist and this male partner were written as gay, and the copywriter said that the female protagonist who came out later was really a big injustice.
Wow, I can't take it anymore Isn't it an imperial examination? I was so frustrated after doing this for a long time, my mother's dowry was taken away, I was fighting with a stepmother for a long time, it was a mess, I read the introduction just because I wanted to read some cool articles, what is this? I lasted for a long time, but I was so angry that I was on fire. It was like playing house, no one checked, what was in that little box? The protagonist is becoming more and more like a child and no longer acts like an adult. He is always passive and will not take the initiative. In the previous pictures, each character has his or her own characteristics. Well, there are several people popping up in one chapter, such as Xiaosi Xiaoru, and Guixiang. It's inexplicable. This cinnamon is useful. Now the Jin family has become facial makeup. The protagonist's sister has no role and no meaning of existence. The guard sent by the uncle is even more retarded. What's the point of them getting together as a pair? What's the significance of this novel? . Is it just a cp just to add a sub-cp? Moreover, there are so many characters in the early stage, the plot line is also inexplicable, and the protagonist's character is not established clearly, Ke Kaowen? The protagonist now just activates the cheat, and then suppresses the people around him (I don't see any positive effects) Speaking of which, there are so many chapters where all the people are bad or stupid. It's full of negative energy. What do you see in the pictures in the imperial examination papers? Don't you just want to see the protagonist study hard and become a high official? Shuangwen Shuangwen, where is the fun now? He didn't study well, relied on a golden finger to hold others breathless, was bullied by a stepmother every day, hid in the arms of the guards, and didn't know how to take the initiative. Is he a child? Time travel. He really hasn't brought any positive influence to the people around him. After so many chapters, no one in the school seems to be good, and the teacher is also weird (look at the teacher's psychological thoughts described before, it seems that he is a genius and immediately speaks softly, and wants to become famous). The family is also a mess, the stepmother is pretending, and the whole family has lost their minds. I wrote several house fights, but they were not even very successful. They were able to make people run away, collect money and run away. Bullshit, bullshit, coaxing the guards to kill the stepmother, but the stepmother disappeared without a trace. Then my brother on my mother's side, I just discovered a bug. The dowry actually fell into the hands of the stepmother. Wow, I suddenly said that his family was so awesome and saved so many calligraphy and paintings. My sister died, but my nephew didn't snatch it away and pretended to use it for the stepmother. Why is there no law? Can the original wife's dowry fall into the hands of the stepmother? Doting on concubines and destroying wives, the mother takes over after the death of the first wife, there is nothing fishy about it, no one will check. The law of love only limits the protagonist, right? The stepmother can kill people and poison her. Do you want to explain this? It's weird. The imperial examination is written as "Zhai Dou". "Zhai Dou" has no logic. And if the protagonist is a backdrop, just be a background and call him by name all day long. Is it necessary? Will he come back from the dead? Do you want to count how many names appear in a picture? No one remembers it, but a classmate from the school pops up all of a sudden. Moreover, the appearance of these characters is unnecessary and cannot bring anything to the protagonist, except to give the reader a false sense of joy (the protagonist uses his talent (Golden Finger) to crush his classmates) Is there an outline? Isn't that what you wrote randomly? (I ate the food cooked by the author and got poisoned [turned])
Why are romance novels so gay?
In fact, after watching it for so long, I don't understand why the male protagonist keeps helping Guixiang, and then a stepmother has so many things to do, and she still doesn't solve them, and it leaves a legacy.
It's hard to evaluate... I don't know why, but I don't like anyone in the whole book. They all feel stupid and stupid... The plot is obviously not outrageous, but no one can read it. I feel like a Buddha, at peace.
I feel like the relationship between the male protagonist and the emperor is weird. What does it mean? One borrows wine to be bold, and the other keeps the roses given by the other. What does the wife mean? It's so frustrating.