Great Ming: Hanlin Academy Scholar

The protagonist's experience was too smooth, and the imperial examination was too quick, right?

Among the ways to become an official: Jinshi subjects accounted for 68.7% Juren subjects accounted for 9.1%

Not bad, but not very coherent, could use some practice

The book itself is well written, but it was really frustrating to read. When I was a child, it was difficult to eat, so I kept my head down and said nothing. It is too much to say that he has to study hard because he saw what it would be like to be an official. He just looks like a poor scholar in ancient times and a fan of officials. I thought I saw Fan Jin, and the protagonist didn't seem to be in such a critical condition. Especially when it comes to the academy, the protagonist, a modern person, still needs ancient people to teach him how to make aspirations? Just outrageous. In short, I am not reading to see how a modern person turns into a mediocre ancient official fan step by step. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I left.

Keep writing and it will definitely be good. Like it.

When will I start the latest novel?

Will you start novels with multiple female protagonists in the future?

What it means is not very clear.

Can you answer the previous question @reader

Will you start reading novels about the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin in the future?