I've Already Become an Immortal, and You Want to Convert Me to Buddhism?
我都成仙了，你要渡我入佛门？
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Is the author here? I hope you have some common sense when writing. The provincial examination (乡试) tests candidates for the title of Juren (举人), held in the provincial capital. The metropolitan examination (会试) tests candidates for the title of Gongshi (贡士), held in the capital (or the capital city you're writing about). Please start revising from chapter 10 onwards! There's nothing wrong with writing about the imperial examinations, but don't make yourself a laughingstock.
In the 28th volume of Feng Menglong's "Stories to Awaken the World" from the Ming Dynasty, the White Snake is eternally imprisoned in Leifeng Pagoda.
Actually, Xiaoqing's real name isn't Xiaoqing, but Qingqing; she's not a green snake but a green fish; she's not unruly and unreasonable but kind and understanding. Xu Xian's real name isn't Xu Xian but Xu Xuan; his sister and brother-in-law didn't treat him as well as they did, but rather disliked Xu Xuan. Bai Suzhen wasn't in love with Xu Xian, but rather coveted Xu Xuan's handsome looks.
The best version of Xu Xian is still the one I watched that year.
Why would someone who has already attained immortality still care about worldly fame and fortune?
Brother, those two Buddhist saints are shameless. Even if you become an immortal, they will still save you, unless you become a quasi-saint.
Well, the beginning was pretty good, it made you want to keep watching, but there wasn't enough content and updates were infrequent.
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A very unreasonable piece of historical writing.
This opening really makes me lose all desire to continue watching, because if Bai Suzhen transmigrated into Xu Xian, she would be waiting at West Lake since childhood? Bai Suzhen went to find Xu Xian to repay his kindness, not just to meet him by chance.
Some miscellaneous thoughts on "demanding official titles"
First, only the emperor could bestow titles of nobility. In ancient times, the emperor was not only a secular leader, but also, in religion, a supreme deity. The emperor received his mandate from Heaven, which Taoists called the Dao, Confucianists called it the Haotian (Heavenly Emperor), and folk deities called it the Old Man of Heaven, the Jade Emperor, and so on.
The writing is a bit wordy, and the plot is quite drawn out, making it tiring to read.