A True Record of Nurturing Worthy Ministers

The preference for sons over daughters is deeply ingrained in China. Even with industrial development and social progress, feudalistic ideas remain very prevalent. I heard that when my mother gave birth to me, my grandparents brought many nutritional supplements and were about to board the bus to visit. But when they heard it was a daughter, my grandfather pulled my grandmother back immediately.

The author's writing is very good. However, despite the many years of female-to-male transmigration stories, the protagonist's personality still leans towards femininity. He lacks the typical masculine spirit and is hesitant and timid in his actions. I've only read about a hundred chapters, but it feels like the book leans towards domestic power struggles. Just sharing my opinion. 💀

It's a bit boring, the plot progresses slowly, I gave up after reading about 20 chapters. And people are saying it's better than *The Farmer's Son*? Are they trying to piggyback on that?

There aren't many stories like this that are worth reading. It started off okay, but then the protagonist transmigrated several times in a short time. The comments even mentioned that the world might be riddled with transmigrators, and then there was the soul-swapping part! And the protagonist's intelligence seemed to drop drastically during the soul-swapping scene. It's almost a VIP chapter, and then he suddenly becomes incredibly stupid—how can you read that? It's so sloppy.

This book is more enjoyable than "The Peasant's Son Taking the Imperial Examination." The male protagonist is more decisive and efficient than the one in "The Peasant's Son." It's a pleasure to read.

Having read nearly two hundred chapters, my overall impression is that the protagonist's political intelligence is clearly lacking, and the constant name changes →_→ I don't see any redeeming qualities in the protagonist… It's all rather forced.

Ahhh, I love stories where the woman transmigrates into a man's body but the relationship isn't gay... Even yuri is better than BL!

With Lu Shuo and the others watching over them, those women will be able to establish themselves after learning a skill. If Lu Shuo is transferred later, they will have less trouble, since the early stages are always the most difficult!

I wonder whose daughter Wei Zhao will marry as empress. Will it be from the Yuan family? I hope there isn't some scheming, infatuated concubine who's completely infatuated with him and can't distinguish right from wrong. Let Shuo-ge'er strive to be the one and only truly favored one… I wonder if Lu Shuo's sister will enter the palace. I hope not. I remember she's become a bit senile and immature as she's grown up. I don't want her to hold Lu Shuo back.

What kind of leverage is this...? Who would believe something so baseless? Even the old monks at the temple say it's the real Lu Shuo's soul. I don't understand why Lu Shuo is standing still at such a crucial moment... What's the point of getting entangled with this woman? Is she that pretty? Just tie her up quickly. Whether you're good or bad, talking too much at a critical moment always leads to mistakes...