Transmigrating Into a Farmer's Family to Take the Imperial Exams
穿入农家考科举
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Having subscribed to the full text, I can still say a few words—this plot is truly absurd… Let's put it this way: the prince uses the people to threaten the male protagonist, okay, the male protagonist submits, but after the prince has finished torturing and killing the male protagonist, can't the prince just continue killing the people? What's the point of this server? For the greater good?
This chapter is a bit strange. I don't understand why Lord Zhuang and the others sent Meng Daonan there. Knowing the Prince was cruel, did they think that sending him there would only result in humiliation and spare the people? They managed to blackmail the male lead, and then continued to blackmail him afterward.
The Cui family is really out of touch. They didn't even know Meng Daonan was so favored by the emperor. It seems the Cui family has been declining for a long time.
Bao'an was relatively worry-free throughout the journey, but her parents endured far more humiliation than they had ever experienced before regarding the wedding arrangements...
Bao'an deserves the best; there can be no one holding it back!
This Grand Tutor's current state makes one wonder how he ever attained the position in the first place.
This aristocratic family thinks they have such a powerful foundation? They know the emperor is suppressing them, yet they still act so arrogantly.
No way! Going to his future daughter-in-law's house and acting so arrogant, even showing disapproval of their home's furnishings—that's disrespect! He has an inflated sense of self-importance, thinking his daughter-in-law's family is from humble beginnings. Even though they hold high positions now, he thinks their background is inferior, so he acts all high and mighty. No normal family would agree to this marriage; this isn't a marriage alliance, it's an enmity!
Cui seems like the kind of person who appears successful and glamorous on the outside but completely neglects his family responsibilities. This kind of person is not suited for marriage; he's only good for watching.
Is this young man Cui still a baby? He's such a grown man, yet he has no sense of propriety or responsibility. He seems all show and no substance.