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  1. The Legitimate Son of the Marquis's Household: Daily Struggles 侯府嫡子奋斗日常 Romance969k WordsOngoing Lu Yun was born into a prestigious ancient family, with a mother from the renowned Duke of Qi's household, a marquis for a father, and even distant ties to the imperial family. Lu Yun thought this was a great start, and that he'd be perfectly happy spending his whole life doing nothing. But his father insisted that he study for the imperial examinations and sent him to the Imperial College. One day, after returning home from class, he was met by an imperial decree. The emperor graciously arrang 5.5kFavorites19.2kClicks/ch826Gifts
  2. After Living as a Layabout, I Was Forced to Take the Imperial Exams Again 咸鱼后我又被迫科举了 Romance440k WordsCompleted My first novel, written when I was young and clueless. It has lots of pitfalls and toxic points. Don't buy or read it! Blurb: They say life is like a play. Song Xiulian thinks his life isn't just a play, but a play within a play. In 1977, the national college entrance exams were reinstated. Young intellectual Song earned the top score in the provincial liberal arts exam. But while traveling north to continue his studies, he transmigrated... After more than ten years of studying hard, he failed 1.8kFavorites10.4kClicks/ch259Gifts
  3. The Old Ancestor Doesn't Want to Take the Imperial Exams 老祖他不想考科举 No CP330k WordsCompleted [Complete, no extra chapters. Thank you all for your support!] After cultivating for five hundred years, Ancestor Meng Zhen finally attained enlightenment and ascended to the Immortal Realm, only to be stepped on by a little brat from the immortal world and accidentally transmigrate. He transmigrated into the body of an old man. His eldest son was reborn, his second son had transmigrated, his third son had a crippled leg, his fourth son was a handful, and his fifth son was still a suckling babe 1.8kFavorites4.7kClicks/ch1.4kGifts
  4. A Farm Girl's Road to the Imperial Exams 农家女的科举路 Romance296k WordsCompleted I transmigrated into the womb of a peasant family in ancient times. My father was a carpenter, my mother was frail, my little brother was still in swaddling clothes, and I had an older half-sister who shared the same mother. Money was tight, my aunt made life difficult, and the whole family was in constant uproar. Lu Qingchen thought this transmigration was, in many ways, rather unfortunate. Yet even in misfortune, there were two strokes of good luck. First, women in this dynasty could study an 660Favorites1.7kClicks/ch171Gifts
  5. Transmigrated as the Chief Minister's Nephew 穿成首辅的亲侄子 RomanceOngoing Li Meng transmigrates into an imperial-examination novel. In the original story, the male lead, Zeng Jing, was born into poverty. Both his parents died, and from a young age he depended on his older brother, who was eight years his senior. Their life was hard, and they often went hungry. Fortunately, the male lead was exceptionally capable. He passed the county-level exams at fifteen, the provincial exams at eighteen, and placed first in the palace exams at nineteen. After more than ten years in 230Favorites—Clicks/ch5Gifts
  6. I Didn't Know My Father Was the Emperor 不知我爹是皇帝 RomanceOngoing The Song family is one of the most prominent households in Qingyun Town. Old Master Song had enjoyed a smooth and prosperous life, with only his youngest daughter ever giving him a real headache. Miss Song left home at fifteen. When she returned to Qingyun Town, she was already several months pregnant. Half a year later, she gave birth to a son whose father was unknown. For a time, the Song family became the subject of endless gossip. Song Yuzhuo was born without a father and lived with his mot 51Favorites—Clicks/ch5Gifts
  7. My Concubine-born Younger Sister 庶妹 RomanceOngoing Pei Ying, the fourth young lady of the second branch of the Pei family, was born with the beauty of a hibiscus, charming and refined, but she was a concubine's daughter. Her legal mother treated her harshly, and the servants looked down on her. Life in the Pei household was far from pleasant. After Second Master Pei died, Pei Ying lost her protection for good. Fortunately, her mother pointed her toward a way out: "While your father lives, follow your father; after he dies, follow your elder brot 11Favorites—Clicks/ch2Gifts