I Went to Take the Imperial Exams in Ancient Times

Looking at the introduction, it turns out that she is a heroine who is a dog-licker. Can a woman be a little ambitious when writing novels? I can't stand a single man. Don't always write about trivial things. Don't always regard men as your gods. Let those princes, generals, regents and emperors go! Please

After reading less than thirty chapters, the heroine's character is a bit emmmy and I don't know what to say. Her father was stupid and filial and could only beat her mother in the nest, but she still stayed close to her father; when her mother was in danger and she supported her, she subconsciously pushed her to Crazy Horse, and she could find a reason for her mother; her second uncle took advantage of the situation and wanted to kick her to death, but she knew it and refused to get along. My family told them to be wary of their second uncle... The male protagonist's routine is very vulgar. Even if he hasn't become the regent, his status should be quite high. Why do so many things require him to always go to this small village, and he can always meet the female protagonist? This kind of routine often feels silly. The male protagonist can always meet the female protagonist in some mountain villages and towns when she was a child and help her. He can always find out that the female protagonist is different from others after one or two meetings...

The heroine was miserable in the early stage, but she really deserved it. Who can blame the heroine for having such a father and mother, and the heroine herself can't stand up. Apart from being a little clever, she is useless when it comes to big things.

Traveling through ancient times, no matter what identity you start from, you will end up with the prince, marquis, and prince.

I was just passing by, and recently I couldn't read the story of a peasant girl and the regent, the governor, the richest man, the assistant prince, the prince, the prince, the prince, etc. They are well matched, not to mention ancient times, but modern times. More and more friends around me agree that it doesn't matter whether you are rich or poor, it is as small as your living habits and as big as your outlook on life. The difference is really huge.

I subscribed to three chapters, gave up on the article, and stopped reading. It's all conspiracies and tricks, and the heroine is pretending to be competitive even though she has no strength. The heroine is 7 years old, 7 years old. She has been studying for a few years. Wouldn't it be better to wait until later to write about the conspiracy?

After seeing this book, I actually pushed it in and took a look at the author's other books... My suggestion is that the author should consider writing "Zhai Dou Wen Gong Dou Wen", which is full of intrigues and intrigues, and a lot of people can't stand the heroine every day. You can just write for the imperial examination. Writing for the Imperial Examination, a lot of people can't stand the heroine every day... And the same behavior is true in other books. Everyone in the world has a grudge against the heroine. They watch the heroine fighting with others every day, and there is no progress in the main plot. Why do you rely on conspiracy and tricks to save the word count? And to be honest, the heroine's character is indeed a bit... And the author doesn't seem to know much about ancient times. Although you can say that this is a myth, but how can you say it? Some things are unrealistic even if they are placed in the world you wrote about. My suggestion is to study history and develop a sense of the overall situation and then write otaku-wen-gong-dou-wen. This kind of writer's style is too small to support the protagonist. Really, change your career.

How should I put it? It may be different from the imperial examination essays I want to read. The early stage of the imperial examination is mainly about the heroine's efforts to make progress. It is not a bunch of messy things. She is just a child. I don't know how old she is. She is involved in everything. I am speechless and can't stand it anymore. I feel tired. The biggest highlight of this imperial examination essay should be after the heroine becomes an official in the later period. There are so many things in the early stage. I don't want to read it later. It's boring. Bye bye.

Chapter 131z is still swirling in intrigues. 8-Year-old girl Ah this. This plot is really…

I only read the previous part. Does the heroine have to write about fighting in the nest? Do we have to fight among ourselves? In addition to being aggrieved, he is still aggrieved. He is only cruel at such a young age, which makes him feel depressed and uncomfortable.