The Road to the Imperial Examinations for a Poor Scholar
寒门科举之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 830k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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404Chapters
164kPopularity
1.1kReaders
1.3kMust-read votes
9.1Score
1kRatings
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Reader comments 19
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The plot design is okay, and there are no big problems with the three perspectives. The writing attitude is quite bad and there are many typos. Some of the details are handled well, especially in the early stages before passing the Jinshi exam. After passing the Jinshi exam, the details were taken care of to the next level. When the governor left Beijing for the second time, the details were out of the question. Then it ended hastily. There are other problems, such as the names given to people in many places are a bit confusing. Overall, it's not too serious. You can also take a look at it. It still has a score of 7. Final rating, 7.5 Points.
Time and space are messed up, historical common sense is unclear, the imperial examination is used as a gimmick, and the common sense of ancient imperial examinations is not understood. The content of the imperial examination is also very vague. The protagonist is the leader of the I Ching, but the previous article did not explain that the protagonist chose the I Ching from the Five Classics. The protagonist is described as emotionless
It's a bad one, but the round one is pretty good. Starting from the second grade, it's generally considered a good one in the imperial examination. There aren't so many twists and turns and troubles, so you can finish the exam smoothly.
The writing in the early and middle stages was okay, but the ending in the later stages was too fast, which is a pity.
Well enough
The plot is good, and the author's views are also correct There are just too many typos, many sentences are not fluent, and it is perfunctory to the naked eye. It is worth reading when there is a book shortage.
It's enough to bring photographic memory in imperial examination papers, but it's a bit nondescript to also bring space.
After reading the first 70 chapters, I felt that the author's writing skills were as good as a tofu. I went to watch The Rise of the Humble Family and it was much better than this level.
The book is well-written and engaging, and the author has his own ideas and creativity. I finished it all in one sitting.
Sounds good