The Female Academic in Ancient Times

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Could it be that Mrs. Wei also replaced someone else's daughter with a daughter from a family with a higher status than the Hou family?

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How can I put it, the plot of the story is okay, but as far as ancient Chinese is concerned, the writing lacks a bit of flavor, and some sentences are obviously biased towards modern colloquialism, which makes people laugh when they read it. Moreover, the characters are slightly pale, and the supporting characters other than the heroine lack descriptions of psychological activities. Some places are a bit abrupt, resulting in the characters not being three-dimensional enough. For example, the eldest lady, after learning that the child might be exchanged, her emotions began to fluctuate in the later period after her youngest son and her eldest son chased each other and climbed a tree and fell. However, in the early stage, when I first learned about it, I saw that the eldest lady was also taken care of in a hurry, so I felt a bit lacking. As for the old lady, the heroine still needs to find a way to deal with the several changes in the heroine's attitude and the confusion after knowing what happened. What she shows is an ordinary old lady with no charm of her own. In addition, the man in the mansion appeared just to go to Gusu with the eldest lady's brother to find someone. But is this a bit abrupt? At least I should explain the process of exchanging news between the eldest lady and him and his own thoughts beforehand. As a person who has traveled through the past, the heroine also has a system. The article sets up a system where women can participate in the imperial examination. However, in comparison, the heroine's words and deeds are not grand enough. At least I read dozens of chapters and didn't feel much of the heroine's personality. What the heroine did to the Xu family is a plus point. But as for the rest, the heroine is just like the title of the novel, she is an outstanding academic, but other than that, there is nothing special about her. In addition, there are two contradictions. Regarding the character of the heroine, the article said that when it came to the women's imperial examination, the heroine did not want to feel troublesome. Once she got a doctorate, she did not want to study again, but later she was willing to go without explaining it carefully. And I've read a lot of imperial examination papers. The heroine said at the beginning that she didn't think she was so powerful that she could surpass others, and then she said that she wanted to be admitted as a scholar in a short time. Although the Comprehension Pill appears in the system, the heroine will definitely not be able to accumulate enough points in a short period of time. Currently, the heroine is going back and forth to the bank every day to solve family matters. There is not much description about her studies, and her hard work is not reflected. So if the heroine becomes a scholar just like this, she either doesn't take the imperial examination seriously, or the heroine's halo is too great. I didn't feel how smart the heroine was, but the author showed the heroine's wisdom by writing about what the heroine could do, but this was just the author's setting. It's like when you watch a TV series, the plot tells you how great this person is, but no matter how you watch it, you think he is just average. This is how I feel when reading novels. I even feel that in order to highlight the heroine, sometimes the other supporting characters are forcibly reduced to intelligence. I like ancient Chinese novels very much. I just like that the writing style is antique and the characters in it are brilliant. I have only read less than a hundred chapters. As far as these are concerned, the next development, if you just write about house fighting, it is easy to be incompetent. Moreover, it would be tiresome to write too much about things like house fighting. Even if there is, it would be interesting to extend it from the single-storey house fighting to the court. And if you take the imperial examination route, then I hope that the heroine will not feel like she is forced to do so. If a modern person travels to ancient times, even with the support of the traveler queen, in the final analysis, it is impossible to really adapt to the feudal system itself. Even if the heroine's high social status can avoid some things, as a modern person, many things are difficult to accept. If the female protagonist chooses to marry a male protagonist who is outstanding in the worldly sense, and then manages the family and takes care of the internal affairs, and the novel can at least promote some of the female protagonist's talents, will this be considered the heroine's success? The heroine has a systematic and modern thinking and is supported by her family. Since she chose the imperial examination, why would she use her abilities to benefit more people. It is certainly impossible to overthrow the feudal system, but many people will not have an easy life, just to survive. This is not moral kidnapping. There is no need to morally kidnap a novel character. I just think that if this is the case, the novel will be more exciting and the plot will be larger. I accept rational discussion. I may not remember some of the details. I'm sorry if I'm wrong. But if someone tries to argue with me, or if the author says that you are good at what you do, then you are welcome to start the scolding mode. Anyway, I am bored and want to compare who is better:)

I think the heroine should get married, and the other person should at least not be burdened by the family, and the family relationship should not be too complicated. The heroine is smart, but does not like secret calculations. I think she can tolerate her husband's absence all year round, but you can't accompany her and give her a stable home. Marrying her is to stabilize your own home and let her worry about your family affairs. You can't accompany her or support her. Even if she is in trouble, you will be in the town, or even if she is sick, you still don't know at all. When you come back, do you still need to take care of your biological needs, bear children, support your husband and raise children? What a big face! It's not that you can't find border soldiers, it's just that you can't find soldiers who have the best family members and marry her just to save yourself trouble! I don't want the heroine to get involved with the royal family and nobles. The royal family is complicated and life is like a piece of grass. After thinking about it, it is better to find an ordinary wealthy family, with simple family members, with well-educated but not rigid family members. Men should respect and love their wives, and be able to share wealth and adversity. It's best not to be too chauvinistic, and don't think that I hide everything from you for your own good. You are a woman, and it's enough to take care of the house!

This book is very well written. The heroine has both business interests online, is not conceited and has a good outlook on life! In the early stage, the author did not plagiarize the poems and lines of great people such as Xiao Bai and Xiao Yi in order to make the heroine suddenly very talented. The female protagonist also performs very well in terms of relationships. Although the characters described in the novel are not particularly outstanding at the moment (I haven't discovered it myself because I have only read a few dozen chapters, but it is really a good article and may be my favorite without cp), there is no particularly annoying point. When I was curious about male porn books, the first one I read was about a domineering president or something like that. I was so embarrassed that I got cancer, and there were ancient romance novels on male videos, all kinds of plagiarizing other people's poems to put on a good show for myself, and I didn't feel any pressure at all. Moreover, I also saw a scumbag who loves a philandering carrot. From then on, I rarely read similar ones. . . So come on, author! Optimistic about you

I read 83 chapters in one go. From the morning till the end of the meal. You are so awesome! While your head is still spinning, rationally analyze the characters in the book. 1. System This is the first time I have seen a system handled in this way. Outstanding. It doesn't take up much of the drama, and it has its own characteristics. From the beginning, I always wanted Xi'er to follow the same old plot path, and only wanted Xi'er to live a better life than Zhao Ruyu. "The winner in life is one who lives better than others." The system of intellectual and disabled people really belongs to you. But even though it was ZZ, it brought me a lot of fun. Because this system is very stubborn and reasonable. Every time it is beaten to pieces by Xi'er, it will feel as if the host's wisdom is indeed a little higher than its own, and then it will shut up in despair... 2. Zhao Ruyu I still like the female supporting role very much. Whether it's Xu Xue or Ru Yu. Especially Zhao Ruyu. How should I put it, although there is some tit-for-tat with Xi'er. However, so far, my three views are very upright (I don't want to harm others for no reason), my IQ is online (I also understand that I am not capable of harming others 😁), and my thinking is clear (enter the college, marry a good family). In the first eighty-three chapters, she has been struggling to develop and tolerate the second lady. Even if the second lady treats her badly and wants to use her to deal with Xi'er, she still pretends not to know. As a result, she was admitted to a women's college. I hope she will be safe for the rest of her life. (Well, why do I feel that her CP is fascinated by Xi'er? I hope the author will not be so cruel) Especially when I found out that Xi'er was soul-transported instead of reborn, I was shocked. I can only say that it is you and the original heroine! 3. Hou Mansion Mrs. Hou is sensible. Although she feels a bit like the elders in the old society who like to beat others, she is one of the few people who understands. Look at the second lady, look at the third uncle. They don't have any sense of the overall situation, and they just do some random things all day long. Why did the Hou Mansion decline in their generation? Don't they have any AC numbers? Really. My favorite is the eldest lady, who is broad-minded, can tolerate the heroine's tough temper, understands reason, and always has a way to deal with problems. Especially recently, I discovered that the heroine might be her daughter, which really makes people feel sad that the heroine may finally have found her biological mother. The Xu family will not comment. There is nothing to argue about, and we hope that they will be more outstanding in the future. To be honest, in Chapter 80, I felt that their image was somewhat solidified. Looking forward to the college life behind Yishou, I wish the author a great boost! I'm optimistic about you. PS: The cover of the book is too plain, and the title of the book is too plain, otherwise it would not have become moldy after being kept on the bookshelf for so long. WallCrack suggests that the author change the color of the cover to be brighter and more energetic. Change the title of the book again, such as "I Traveled with a ZZ System", "The Story My Heroine and I Have to Tell", "Soul Travel: New World, Rebirth in Adversity" and other exaggerated and imaginative versions. Then attract more people to read your text. Finally, I was attracted by the characters in the story. I always feel that if the cover, title, introduction, and beginning are too plain, I will suffer a loss. This book has the potential to become a masterpiece. I sincerely hope that the author of the next book will work hard. (Hey, isn't it finished yet? Why are you wishing for the next book?)

I thought Xiao Xi would support Mr. Xiao and Li, but I didn't expect to persuade her to give each other another chance. But after thinking about it carefully, this is the best advice. It is not to swallow one's anger and live with it, not because of the pressure of public opinion, and not to settle for the second best. It is to see one's own heart clearly. If you still like each other, stop making things difficult for each other. If you find that you can't go back to the past after trying it, then leave calmly. Girl, be kind to yourself❤️

Option 1: System (Intrusion) I have a deep memory of the scene where the system was shy and secretly happy because it heard Xiao Xi calling it baby (Chapter 100/103). As a cute** system, if it could become a human, it would be a puppy type, right? It should be very fun to get along with Xiaoxi! But will interracial marriage cause infertility? This is a problem 🤭 [The following is a serious analysis] The title of Chapter 105 "Meet" seems to imply that Xiaoxi met her Mr. Right, so the male protagonist should be one of these people who appears at the end of the chapter : Silver House owner Xu Xinda (impossible), former male protagonist Fu Yunlang (officially denied by Lingshui), the second prince, the fifth prince, and Fu Yunkai Option 2: The second prince Xiao Lingpu There are too few scenes, and the five emperors can only be allowed from Chapter 118 In chapter 199, we can infer that he has a good relationship with the fifth prince, and currently has basically no contact with Xiao Xi🤷🏻‍♀️ Option 3: The fifth prince Xiao Lingyan When we met in chapter 105, only the fifth prince was shunned Fu Er looked at Xiao Xi, which seemed to be a bit foreshadowed 😃 and the fifth prince once said that Xiao Xi's jewelry design was good, reminded Fu Er to cooperate with Xiao Xi (Chapter 106), and was very interested in the exchange of children (Chapter 118). Judging from the fifth prince's care for Fu Er on the way south and his keen awareness of Fu Er's pretended sadness and active inquiry (Chapter 199), the fifth prince should be a careful and considerate person, and it would be good to be the male protagonist 😁 Option 3: Pingnan Hou Shizi Fu Yunkai Fu Da died in battle in his previous life. Xiao Xi commented that he was "poor tight" (Chapter 108). He may survive in this life because of Xiao Xi's appearance. Then, is this model young man who is "able in both literature and martial arts" and has become a fifth-rank official at the age of 16, and whose ex-fiancée died unfortunately and is single again (Chapter 109/199), also likely to become the male protagonist? In addition, in Chapter 120, Zhao Ruyu said that she hopes that after marrying Fu Er, she and Xiao Xi will not be in conflict with each other. It feels like setting a flag that will be slapped in the face. Moreover, Fu Er is very jealous of his eldest brother, and Fu Da is heartbroken by his younger brother (Chapter 200). In addition, Zhao Ruyu and Xiao Xi's stance issues, if they are in a relationship, Life under the same roof will probably be full of conflicts and stories to write about, but you may also be pissed off watching these two top-notch monsters every day 🤭 The above is my analysis of the male protagonist. If there are any omissions or errors, please point them out, okay~

The writing is beautiful and the pace is quite fast. At least the heroine's IQ is online. If this novel could only reveal the life story of the heroine after four or five hundred chapters, the novel would have been abandoned long ago. In addition, the author can write at his own pace, and we readers can discuss it ourselves. If we talk more, the book review area will be more lively. Generally, unless the male protagonist is too much and is not worthy of the female protagonist, he will not abandon the story.