A Farmer's Son on the Road to Wealth and the Imperial Exams

My face was grave. I lowered my head deeply, silently put down my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of QQ Star (a popular Chinese beverage), clutched it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy… Gradually, a light rain began to fall from the gray sky outside. Why was this happening?

The author is making this clarification here to avoid discouraging new readers! Don't be intimidated by the "golden finger" of the space; in fact, the male protagonist rarely relies on the space. They usually rely on their own wisdom and strategy. I hope everyone can read on carefully!

I stayed up for two or three nights reading and finally caught up with the latest chapter. It was so tiring, and thank you so much, author! I've seen the female-to-male transmigration trope before, but not many! Personally, I think this book by the author is really good! The whole story feels very mysterious. Prince Jing is mysterious and seems to be the best candidate for the throne.

The author shouldn't worry too much about what others think or say; just focus on writing the plot you've planned. Otherwise, with so many readers, it will be difficult to continue writing. Multiple female leads, no romance, or romance are all just readers' personal preferences. The author should be decisive and stick to their outline.

After reading over a dozen books on female-oriented fiction, this one... Well, after reading the first few dozen chapters, it's clear that most books written by women have such a narrow scope. They possess a golden finger but are filled with trivial matters, gossip, backstabbing, and nothing but disappointment. We must remember, no one is perfect. Of the dozen or so female-oriented novels, only one or two are truly well-written and not pretentious.

A daughter's soul inhabits a male body, where she rises to wealth, achieves success in the imperial examinations, excels in both literature and martial arts, commands troops on the battlefield, and ultimately sacrifices herself for her country. She abandons her male form, and with the power of her spatial abilities, is reborn as a woman. Having severed ties with the mortal world, she re-enters the world of cultivation, undergoes numerous trials, and finally ascends to immortality. The End.

I think it's better if the male lead focuses on the political arena; I hate romance, it's disgusting. I really can't stand two women talking about marriage 😐. If I were a woman transmigrating into a man's body, I definitely couldn't accept marrying a woman.

I especially love the trope of a woman transmigrating into a man and marrying a beautiful young woman. As a woman, I sincerely hope that people have a next life, and I definitely want to be a man, a handsome man, so I can flirt with beautiful women.

I have read more than forty chapters. It is really an insult to my IQ. I was stupid before I was five years old. I lost such a big golden finger in vain. Go read Bai Tangsu's farm story. Without the golden finger, he still led the family to wealth at the age of two To give the family the best, at least change the mother's preference.

This book gets better and better as you read on. I strongly suggest the author revise some of the plot holes and errors in the beginning; it would make it even more engaging. I almost gave up on it after the first few chapters because the plot holes and illogical parts were so frustrating. I only persevered because I really liked the premise. However, the later chapters just got better and better.