The Humble-Born Top Scholar

Why don't you call the number one scholar from a humble family the rise of business? Is this the way a great writer writes? Chapter 200 Water Chapter? When I was a child, I wrote so much, all about business, and I learned everything in one go. How could you still be called the number one scholar from a poor family? ! Slip away, abandon it 8

I couldn't help but write a book review for the first time. The protagonist is an old professor who becomes obsessed with a little girl after traveling through time. Thank you for writing about it. Don't you care about the starting point of this kind of childish control? The article has three incorrect views and is extremely verbose.

I thought I could read this book without using my brain, but I didn't expect that I couldn't read it without using my brain. I traveled through time and became a six- or seven-year-old kid. One day, he was making a phoenix box, and another time, he was making fake paintings and selling fakes of famous people. You are already a kid. You have a hairy wrist to draw, and you can't even copy. There are none. One moment, smallpox came and he was vaccinated against cowpox. Another moment, he became a doctor and became a businessman. Another moment, he was a businessman selling medicine. There were dozens of chapters and more than a hundred chapters. You have nothing to do with studying in the imperial examination. They are all poisonous things in daily life.

I was so confused when I read it, I didn't know what it was about. A person's character could be as bold as a mouse, as smart as a mouse, as stupid as a pig, as careful as hair, and as thick as a pillar. It's just nonsense. There are loopholes everywhere in the plot, and it's disgusting. The human image cannot stand up at all, it is a mess, but it is possible to write 10 million words, all held up by bubbles.

Demining, this novel has too many water words, a lot of holes that are not filled in, a bunch of ancient people using modern words, and the character settings are too fucked up. I spent hundreds of dollars to read it, and I really regret it. The ending is also forced to end. The emperor is clearly written as a coward, but later on, the protagonist does not rebel. In fact, the emperor is very good. Hui Niang, an old woman, wrote too much. Two thanks later, Lin. When the protagonist is basically gone, I want to show off to the two heroines who are loyal to help the protagonist with intelligence work. Song Xiaocheng and Liu Jin gave the protagonist evidence in prison about whether they gave evidence to corrupt officials and other various pitfalls. Sixty percent of the whole process is depressing plot, 20% poisonous, and 20% refreshing. If you are just starting to watch it, please take it seriously... I personally recommend not to waste your time watching it.

I really can't stand it anymore. Others are fools, and you are a 35-year-old soul. You hook up with this and that one, even if your aunt doesn't let it go. You have no courage. You are a complete scumbag. You fall in love with someone you meet, and you still advise others not to cheat. You are also a pervert and want to marry someone else's mother and daughter. I really can't stand it anymore. What is this?

I don't recommend reading this book. I didn't want to read it after I saw that the male protagonist took Xie Yun'er's body. Personally, I feel that Xie Yun'er is 7 years older than the male protagonist, but the older generation ended up with Lin Dai, a childhood sweetheart, becoming a concubine. This is irresponsible to Lin Dai. Originally, Lin Dai was alone, and she was tied to the male protagonist for the rest of her life. In the end, Small, this is a disappointment to Lin Dai. From my point of view, this is not good, so I don't recommend reading it. However, I don't say that the author's writing is not good. It's just that I don't like this kind of plot that is similar to deception. I think that since I said it, I must do it, because the male protagonist has the thinking of modern people, not the thinking and habits of scholars in the Ming Dynasty.

When you are idle, you are idle. If you have nothing to do, come up and chat: Chapter 1: "In the fields, a six or seven-year-old boy rolled up his trouser legs..." Not to mention ancient times, some modern rural children play in the fields catching loaches with their buttocks bare. This protagonist's clothes are ruined, and his mother works hard to help him with laundry every day? ? Or how frequently you change your clothes? ? Is this a child from a poor family? Then let's take a look: "You yelled loudly: "You little bastard, I just told you yesterday not to go to the fields when it's cold in spring, and you ran out this early in the morning. Are my words falling on deaf ears? "Would a village girl use the word "spring cold"? Anyway, I asked my current relatives. Sorry, I have an aunt in my family who has not graduated from the fourth grade of elementary school. She can't understand the meaning of this word. Next: "Mom, look, let's keep the loaches in the house. Don't we have a midnight snack at night?" The family eats wild vegetables every day, and my mouth is like a bird..." Damn, my mouth is like a bird... Isn't this the heroic saying of the hero in the Water Margin? I have heard from other children of six or seven years old that they are not funny or curious? Isn't that fucking weird? ? Also, whose poor family eats midnight snacks? Does he understand what midnight snacks mean? Also: "Back at home in Sanjin's antique courtyard at the head of the village, Ms. Zhou tidied up Shen Xi's dirty clothes in her house in the front yard." Author, have you seen Sanjin's courtyard? Is this something a poor family can have? Today in the 21st century, there are still people living in shabby thatched huts in rural areas. Once inside, they are only dirty and messy, and their homes are bare walls. Where is the antique charm? ? There will be more later, I will list it slowly in the future, hehe, please don't hit me, trolls... Hehe!!

Why don't you take your grandma in too? I've never seen a woman before, right? I've read a hundred chapters of "The No. 1 Scholar from a Poor Family" and haven't mentioned anything about the imperial examination. I vomited.

Objectively speaking, the first few chapters are okay, but I don't know why this book is called "The Number One Scholar from a Humble Family". I have read more than 50 chapters and read no more than 2 chapters. It always describes a 7-year-old child who writes operas to sell for money, catches cowpox, knows acupuncture, and keeps writing about how to make money. So why not change his name to "The Businessman from a Humble Family" and go back to the Ming Dynasty to do business? I don't understand why this book is so popular. I want to describe the social style of that time, but the author's writing skills are a bit lacking. It's true that this book is very poisonous, very poisonous, very poisonous. It has nothing to do with the title. Don't read the title and think it's a book. It's completely different from the rise of a humble family.