
The Rise of a Household-Born Servant
家生子的发家之路
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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It is recommended that female principals take the examination for merit and fame
Reading experience: It seems that the author has borrowed some elements from "A Dream of Red Mansions", such as the complicated interactions between Qie Qian, the maid and the mother-in-law, the dialogue between the characters, etc. There are also some that look like they are from "Knowledge". It's also a bit similar to 'Lei's article' "Zhutian's Retirement Life Starting from the Red Mansion". So far, the time-traveling heroine has copied a "Snow Mei Niang" and "Song Dynasty Tea Fruit", oh, and a bread kiln. After all, he is also a person who has gone through nine years of compulsory education. If he traveled through ancient times and could not pass the examination, a young scholar can give it a try, right? You can memorize "Four Books and Five Classics" for a few years, you can probably memorize "Examination Poems" according to the teacher's teachings, and you can also teach "Eight-legged Essay on Policy and Theory". They have been tortured by "five years of college entrance examination and three years of simulation". ? (The heroine memorized the properties and uses of three hundred herbs in ten days, but she only heard her husband tell her once or twice.) Although the heroine's family is quite large, there is no serious official in the whole family so far. If her family makes money, and the business becomes bigger in the future, and they are low-level businessmen, anyone can take advantage of it! I suggest the author that after the heroine escapes poverty by starting a small business, create an opportunity for her to realize that no one in the officialdom is helpless in the face of oppression, and let her go to school and gain merit. Her parents, brothers and sisters can support the family, leaving the heroine alone to make money. The predecessors who have traveled through time have created a great situation. The heroine is only about ten years old and has the mental capacity of an adult in her twenties. It is not impossible to be determined to be a Jinshi in ten years. It is also reasonable to take the examination to be a scholar in 5678. What's the point of spending all day chatting with a group of farmers and landlords in the town? Wouldn't it be great to take the exam, take charge of the government, and use modern knowledge to revitalize the local economy? (Since we can all have husbands and servants, arrange a few more for our heroine. 😁)
This book is really great! The author writes quickly! Write more! ! ! Write hard! ! !
Is this background set up just to make the heroine a businessman? I'm a little disappointed. I thought I would do something different based on this background.
Some thoughts on this article about a man marrying a woman
The biggest crux of this article is that the man marries a woman, who is relatively wealthy, but not that rich anyway. The man marries a woman, and the woman gives her a betrothal gift. Then the woman gives birth to the child, the woman takes care of the child, and the woman makes money for the family. It seems that the man is useless. Especially for this thin monkey, he didn't even say a word when he brought someone home to settle him. This shows that his family status is quite high and his emotional value is not in place. After thinking about it, he still feels that the woman is at a disadvantage. He only took advantage of his surname.
I really like this world view
I hope the author writes more about this background!
The author's writing style is so sophisticated, why is there only one article? I can't find the old article even though I'm looking for it. If anyone knows, please leave a message. Thank you.
It's not enough to read. I'll add more updates. It's so well written.
Why did it end so suddenly? The ending was too hasty. In the last chapter, my sister was not married yet. In the ending chapter, she was directly pregnant without any overdoing. I thought I had read the wrong chapter.
There is a family time travel book that is very similar to this novel, and the plot at the beginning is almost exactly the same!
This is my favorite type of writing. It's short-circuited, eloquent, upright in outlook, and well-written. I tied it in two days!