A Peasant's Journey to the Imperial Examination
农家子的科举之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
313Chapters
149kPopularity
1.2kReaders
1.4kMust-read votes
9.1Score
1.3kRatings
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The description of the imperial examination is not very detailed, and there is no sense of immersion. The writing about being an official is okay, but it feels like he is the protagonist. He has not encountered corrupt officials, and there is no need to make concessions with businessmen. It is too smooth. Planting trees is also very fast. In ancient times, everything seemed to be solved quickly. Then there is the relationship with the heroine. How could someone who sleeps together every day not notice that the hero is still a smart person? Is he deliberately ignoring it? Anyway, there are quite a lot of plots that leave people speechless. Sometimes it seems quite intelligent, and sometimes it feels very brainless.
Could it be that the editor is a woman? They don't even understand what social stability is, so they just insist on promoting Western-style equality between men and women. This thing is ridiculous.
This book is actually well written, concise, short, and fluently written. Although there are a few typos, they do not affect the reading experience. The plot line is clear, the story has a beginning and an end, and all kinds of characters have their own characteristics. There is enough positive energy in it, and the country is rich and the people are strong. Recommended reading.
Worthy of traveling through time!
Generally speaking, when a middle-aged boy is selected as a scholar, he does not even have the important link of announcing the good news to the government officials.
Average, not too exciting.
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The characterization is pretty good, but the last few dozen chapters are too eager to finish and I don't want to write them anymore. The plot jumps too fast, but overall it's pretty good.