
After My Cousin Passed the Imperial Exam
堂哥中举之后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 648k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Honestly, I'm really tired of the formulaic historical fiction these days. This subversion of the formula is surprisingly good. I read it all in one go.
The story unfolds gently, with a slow but captivating pace. It has a touch of the typical female-oriented domestic drama genre, thankfully without incorporating any of its negative influences. I finished it in one go and still don't know how it relates to the title. The title really needs to be changed, otherwise it will be difficult to revise later, and the title itself isn't very appealing.
To be honest, the more I read, the more interesting this book became. I've read too many trashy novels where the villains are forcibly made stupid, but I didn't expect a novel where everyone is stupid to be so enjoyable. I'd call this a brand new genre on Qidian: the "idiot novel" (no kidding, watching the idiots in the book playfully strategize like children is really hilarious).
Before his transmigration, the male protagonist of this book was definitely a kindergarten girl; otherwise, why would he be so submissive and tolerant? Why did the author release a female-oriented book in a male-oriented genre?
It was quite refreshing at first, the kind of story you can't pick up again once you put it down. The writing style is better than most online novels, but it always gives me a feeling of watching a Qing Dynasty palace drama? The ancient setting doesn't distinguish between social classes, and those who plot against royalty are always treated leniently – it's too simplistic. 😰 There are too many logical flaws in the writing. In short, it's okay to read without thinking too much to pass the time.
This is too toxic! I can't stand it anymore, I'm really in a reading slump. I've read ten chapters and there are just too many toxic parts.
Life is already bleak enough, and you still give me something so depressing? I can't accept this book, sorry. 🙏
After reading this book, I was trembling with anger, sweating profusely in the sweltering heat, and my hands and feet were ice-cold in the dog days of summer. Can this society ever get any better? How can the author possibly live a life that satisfies the protagonist? Tears streamed down my face uncontrollably. Hell is empty, and all the devils are here.
This is the most pathetic time traveler I've ever seen.
Is this the protagonist? *** Is the villain, right? Assassinating his father, kidnapping his cousin, framing his cousin. Killing his grandfather, killing his father. Damn it!