Transmigrated as a Farmer's Son, I Will Make It Through the Imperial Exams!

This is utterly insulting the reader's intelligence! A 40-year-old government employee who transmigrates to the past—you can hide your shortcomings at the academy, but you take a handwritten copy of a book the teacher gives you back home, and your uncle steals it and burns it.

I also went to school in the county town back then, and thirty years have passed in the blink of an eye.

It's really not good. The male lead is completely clueless and lacks social skills. Many things are inexplicable. He knows that someone has ill intentions towards him, but he doesn't tell the teacher. He just endures it and lets that person go to the exam with him. He's very brainless.

He's a complete waste of space; he really knows how to use the Ah Q mentality.

Children playing house, writing about trivial things all day long.

I can't stand it; these chapters all feel artificial and contrived.

No, he's just a gatekeeper, how can he be in charge of the owners? This can't be written by AI, can it?

It's still a saintly mentality. When someone bullies you, you start to sympathize with them. Amazing. If they hadn't bullied you, but were just arrogant or something, your saintly attitude would be understandable. It just shows that those who can stand by and watch are strong.

The plot is poorly written! Too many typos! For a novel about the imperial examination system, 99 chapters and it's already this chaotic? That's not a lot, it's just poor quality, perfect for venting!

Fabricated nonsense, even AI-written stuff is rigorous here.