I Went to Take the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times
我去古代考科举
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- Ongoing
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- 2.4M Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
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- 3y ago
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Books I’ve read as a bookworm and thought were pretty good
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🍁Historical Romance Is My Favorite, Quick Transmigration Comes Second!
Female-led stories, delicate romantic relationships, and everyday life that's simple but never tedious: these are the things that draw me in. As a bookworm who only reads female-led stories, I dread running out of books, and it happens to me too. So here I am, drifting around Qidian and lurking~\(≧▽≦)/~
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The synopsis is another story of a female protagonist who's a total simp and a doormat. Can't women who write novels have some backbone? Even I, a man, can't stand it! Stop focusing on such trivial matters, and stop treating men like their everything! Leave those princes, generals, regents, and emperors alone! Please!
Having read less than thirty chapters, the female lead's personality is a bit... Well, I don't know how to describe it. Her father is blindly filial and only bullies her mother at home, yet she still manages to be close to him; when her mother is in danger and she instinctively pushes her towards the mad horse while helping her, she can still find a reason for it; her second uncle tries to kick…
The female lead's early life was miserable, but she truly deserved it. With parents like those, who else could she blame? Besides, she herself was incapable of standing up for herself; aside from being clever in small ways, she was utterly useless when faced with serious matters.
No matter what your starting point is when you travel to ancient times, you'll eventually end up getting involved with princes, marquises, and princes.
I'm just passing by, but lately I really can't stand stories about peasant girls marrying regents, eunuchs, the richest men, prime ministers, princes, marquises, or heirs. The idea of a perfect match, let alone in ancient times, is something more and more of my friends agree with. It's not about wealth; it's about the huge differences in everything from lifestyle to values.
I subscribed to three chapters and then dropped the story. Why not focus on my studies? It's all conspiracies and schemes; the female lead has no real ability but acts all high and mighty. The female lead is only 7 years old! 7 Years old! Why can't she just focus on her studies for a few years? Why not leave the conspiracies and schemes for later?
Seeing this book, I was unexpectedly pushed to click and check out the author's other works... My suggestion is that the author consider writing domestic intrigue or palace intrigue novels. Those kinds of novels are full of conspiracies and schemes, with a bunch of people constantly disliking the female lead.
Well, this might not be the kind of imperial examination novel I'm looking for. The early part of an imperial examination novel should focus on the female lead's hard work and ambition, not a bunch of messy, trivial things. And this is just a beginner student; you'd think she was some high-ranking official!
Chapter 131z is still shrouded in intrigue and scheming. An 8-year-old girl... Ah... This plot... Is truly...
Having only read the beginning, did the female lead really have to engage in infighting? Was it really necessary to have her fight amongst herself? All I felt was frustration and resentment. At such a young age, all she showed was ruthlessness, and it made me feel depressed and uncomfortable.