
I’m a Eunuch, and I’ve Started a Civil Service Exam Craze in Ancient Times
我,公公,在古代掀起考公狂潮
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- Completed
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- 324k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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Is this the master of Kaogong being forced to write online articles? Support support... Support.
The heroine's stories always go a little too far in terms of facial control.
A rare book! The writing of this book is excellent, and it can be seen that the author's writing skills are quite profound, at least starting with a master's degree. Reading it is immersive, the plot is not conventional, the story has ups and downs, and the world view is majestic. The first three chapters are simply the finishing touch and make people want to stop. Some of the people and things in the article are also thought-provoking. The author also handles the moral and ethical issues very well. It is not difficult to see that the author is a very intelligent and charming person in reality, with his own standards of judgment and independence. To summarize, some good books have been rare in recent years. Some people may think that I have exaggerated because I have chosen the best ones. Doesn't this book have shortcomings and regrets? Good question! Readers who can ask this kind of question are not simple at first glance. They must have no problem with their character and are not easily fooled by superficial phenomena. I call them experts! Everything has two sides, and this book is certainly no exception. A thousand readers will have a thousand Hamlets. This book has the following two shortcomings. I hope the author will correct them in time after seeing them. The first shortcoming is that the number of words is too few, and each chapter is short and weak. Of course, this is also a common problem of Qidian authors, who update slowly. The second point that makes me regretful is that I have not seen such an excellent work.
After reading it, overall it was quite interesting. The hostess is well established and the writing style is relatively smooth. Although there are some logic problems in some places, the problem is not major. I think there are only three bad points. First, it is too easy for the heroine to do things, such as salary increases in the harem and women's imperial examinations, which are all worth writing in detail. Especially for the women's imperial examination, which has never happened since ancient times, it will definitely cause great controversy and backlash. Not only men, but also women have doubts and thoughts. This is different from the education they have received since childhood. Changes will definitely cause panic. But the heroine proposed a female reference in the previous chapter, and it was solved in the next chapter. From the court to the people, from ministers to ordinary people, the reception was good, and there were open-minded women standing up immediately. It was really ideal. Even if the heroine does it in the name of choosing a concubine, even if the heroine seems to give up some of her benefits to men, but not everyone gets those benefits, will others object? You also sell sanitary napkins. If you want to do it, you can make it. If you want to find a salesperson, you can immediately find a top salesperson? When the emperor wanted to leave the capital, he came out as soon as he said it. Everything was very simple and ideally achieved. Secondly, the male protagonist's presence is really a little bit, not weak, but strange. The heroine has been criticizing him for being a weakling, saying that he doesn't read much. It is the heroine who advises King Qi, and all new strategies are planned and promoted by the heroine. Even the speeches are ghostwritten by the heroine. I know that he dealt with other political affairs, and I also know that the focus is on the heroine, so I don't write much about him. But overall, it still feels like elders taking care of children and teachers taking care of students. The male protagonist had no hesitation in the female protagonist's suggestion, which made me feel that the female protagonist is the actual person in charge of the government. The male protagonist obviously appears a lot, but he has no attractive qualities. Third, based on the second point, the relationship between men and women develops too fast, right? One moment the heroine has no idea about the hero and is trying her best to think about how to solve the government affairs. The next moment the hero confesses her love and the heroine agrees? Even if it was to realize her ideals and ambitions, she decided too quickly. Didn't she still want to go back? And why is it necessary to agree to the male protagonist in order to realize her ideal? The male protagonist already has great trust in her. Could it be that because her confession fails, the male protagonist will completely reject her proposal? In the eyes of the female protagonist, what does the male protagonist look like? Shouldn't it? As for liking, I really haven't seen the female protagonist liking the male protagonist from the previous article. And after accepting the confession, the heroine immediately lost her IQ. The two were trapped on the island, and they started to fall in love intimately. It took a few days before I remembered to ask the hero what to do (fortunately, this description was briefly mentioned, otherwise it would be really poisonous to me). I suggest that if the author is not good at emotions, he should focus on his career. What attracts me to this article is the heroine's career. Men, you don't have to. The male protagonist just needs to stay calm, find his own position, and not hold the female protagonist back. Both of them did their own thing and let nature take its course, leaving it up to the readers to decide on their own. By the way, the last few chapters... Let's correct the problem of the heroine giving lectures to whomever she catches. It's okay to give lectures to the emperor and the people in the palace. At least giving lectures in front of those people is really useful. The other party will learn the real skills, and even if it is not good, it can develop the people's wisdom. Telling the person who caught you about Schrödinger's cat, and telling the person who is looking for trouble about kinetic energy and potential energy is really unnecessary, useless to the heroine, and useless to the other party. It feels a bit like letting the heroine show off.
Chapter 1 The Young Emperor's name is Han Yinchu 💀 I can't stand it anymore. I haven't read this kind of article in almost seven or eight years.
Nice! ! ! ! ! The dog-legged heroine and her dog emperor
When will it be updated?
It's well written, but it's a pity that the author doesn't seem to have read many online articles. The plot and routines are all popular content ten years ago. It's a pity that the textual research and writing style are poor.
The sense of immersion is getting less and less. Let's not talk about the fact that the protagonist Goldfinger is too big. Let's just treat him as a super university bully who knows everything. But in the palace, there is still a modern style of work, which is completely unscrupulous and arrogant, which feels quite awkward. Moreover, the queen mother and emperor all look like time-travelling people, with all kinds of modern concepts and modern thinking. It feels like they are forcibly setting up modern characters for ancient people in order to cater to readers. It is so ungrounded! At first, I thought that the protagonist might be a talented person like Wei Xiaobao, so he was able to get away with it, but this is not the effect shown in the article. Jin Yong wrote that Wei Xiaobao succeeded solely by his own courage and intelligence. The protagonist of this article relies on "good luck". The emperor, queen mother, and eunuchs all treat her well and take good care of her. They completely obey her. She supports all her ideas and does whatever she wants. After you have finished, praise her again, mark her with a great achievement, and accumulate political capital for her... It's like a primary school student leading a group of kindergarten children to play games, which looks very lively.
It's good to read, the author will update faster, faster, and more frequently.