An Jing suddenly transmigrates into an imperial-examination novel.
But he's neither the male lead nor a villain, a sacrificial character, or a random passerby. He's the personal servant of a young master from a family of officials who never even appeared in the story.
The young master is five years old and is finally starting at a private school. Every day, he calls for his servant to go to class with him.
As a household-born servant, and one favored by his young master, how could he possibly be illiterate?
An Jing soon gets the chance to learn to read.
Somehow, though, his path as a personal servant seems to be veering further and further off course.
"My take on the imperial exams"
"I never actually planned to take the exams, but my young master just isn't up to it"
"Everyday life"
Theme: Like a grain of sand adrift in the waves, he found a place to call home.
