Zhang Jin's Road to Ambition
张进的上进之路
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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859Chapters
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The author seems to have lost sight of the main plot; the beginning focuses solely on her sister's relationship, leaving the main character completely unremarkable—it's all too bland. The poetry is also a failure; it's utterly ridiculous. Your father was your teacher, and you were only just beginning your education; how could you possibly write poetry?
Plain and simple, like a bowl of clear water
After more than 800 chapters, he's still just a scholar. I can only say the ocean is boundless.
This book has only one merit: every character is so lifelike, like a neighbor, friend, or relative, making it very relatable! Come on!
The author analyzes the imperial examination system very clearly: there are standard answers, and one's own opinion is unimportant; the examiner's opinion is what matters. Yet, even the author himself doesn't understand it. Do we, the readers of this novel, have the patience to watch him slowly unfold this drama?
700+ Chapters and he's still just a scholar? Impressive!
There's nothing wrong with it except that the updates are slow.
I've read 56 chapters in one go! This book is written like a gentle stream, perfect for experienced and mature readers! Keep it up!
The pacing is so slow! Over 400 chapters and we still haven't reached the provincial examination! I'm so frustrated! The plot shouldn't drag on so much! Otherwise, I can't keep reading! I think the author should read more of the monk's books on passing the imperial examinations! That would give readers the motivation to keep going!
Go go go!
It's a bit slow to warm up, but it's still very pleasant to watch and has a unique charm. However, it contains some of the darker aspects of life, perhaps because the author wanted to write about some aspects of human nature! This is actually a bit inappropriate and will make readers uncomfortable.