Let you be a book boy, and you will win the first prize in the imperial examination for the young master
Author: Ri Zhao Qian Chuan
Original Title: 让你当书童，你替少爷科举中状元
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Introduction Let you be a book boy, and you will win the first prize in the imperial examination for the young master
In his previous life, Cui Xian (xiàn) was a doctor of Chinese language and literature from the 985 University.
In this life, he traveled to a poor family in ancient times -
A poor family, a pregnant mother, a young brother and sister, a father and uncle who failed the exam six times, a grandmother who fantasized about her son Guipang high school every day and became hysterical, and he was only eight years old.
Cui Xian: This is too tragic.
In order to change his destiny, Cui Xian went out to work as a book boy for a rich young master.
But the young master is a scumbag and is afraid of entering the examination room, so he comes up with a bad idea: secretly apply for the imperial examination for Cui Xian.
As a result, Cui Xian not only made the list, but also went crazy.
Enlightened at the age of eight, he wrote "Ode to the Goose" at the age of eight, "Sympathy for the Peasants" at the age of eight and a half, and at the age of nine... Countless people in the poetry world have seen the broken heart of the Taoist writing.The eight-part essay written by
laid the foundation for the eight-part pattern and is known as the "first foundation" work.
Open the stage to debate scriptures, and have an invincible verbal battle with famous scholars and scholars all over the world.
Annotations on the "Four Books" were included in the official school and became the ancient version of the imperial examination textbook.
Seventeen years old, six yuan and the first prize.
He also brought out six top disciples.
At the age of twenty-seven, he joined the cabinet as the chief assistant and held a very popular position.
He is the last backbone of Daliang literary world, the model and idol of scholars.
There are ten talents in the world, but he alone has eight.
When you retire, you can compose poems and debate scriptures; when you advance, you can write policies and essays for the imperial examination; when you are able to write, you can govern a great country; when you mount your horse, you can bring peace to the world.
Single-handedly, he can extend the life of the dynasty for three hundred years.
Destroy the Japanese pirates, eliminate the Tatars, build artillery and muskets, organize warships, open up new routes, and expedition to Europe.
Became the controlling shareholder behind the scenes in 16 countries around the world.
He stood and the emperor did not dare to sit.
The ministers and officials were crying and looking forward to: When will the Lord Pavilion come back and ascend the throne!
And all of this started from that day when Cui Xian took the imperial examination for the young master...
In this life, he traveled to a poor family in ancient times -
A poor family, a pregnant mother, a young brother and sister, a father and uncle who failed the exam six times, a grandmother who fantasized about her son Guipang high school every day and became hysterical, and he was only eight years old.
Cui Xian: This is too tragic.
In order to change his destiny, Cui Xian went out to work as a book boy for a rich young master.
But the young master is a scumbag and is afraid of entering the examination room, so he comes up with a bad idea: secretly apply for the imperial examination for Cui Xian.
As a result, Cui Xian not only made the list, but also went crazy.
Enlightened at the age of eight, he wrote "Ode to the Goose" at the age of eight, "Sympathy for the Peasants" at the age of eight and a half, and at the age of nine... Countless people in the poetry world have seen the broken heart of the Taoist writing.The eight-part essay written by
laid the foundation for the eight-part pattern and is known as the "first foundation" work.
Open the stage to debate scriptures, and have an invincible verbal battle with famous scholars and scholars all over the world.
Annotations on the "Four Books" were included in the official school and became the ancient version of the imperial examination textbook.
Seventeen years old, six yuan and the first prize.
He also brought out six top disciples.
At the age of twenty-seven, he joined the cabinet as the chief assistant and held a very popular position.
He is the last backbone of Daliang literary world, the model and idol of scholars.
There are ten talents in the world, but he alone has eight.
When you retire, you can compose poems and debate scriptures; when you advance, you can write policies and essays for the imperial examination; when you are able to write, you can govern a great country; when you mount your horse, you can bring peace to the world.
Single-handedly, he can extend the life of the dynasty for three hundred years.
Destroy the Japanese pirates, eliminate the Tatars, build artillery and muskets, organize warships, open up new routes, and expedition to Europe.
Became the controlling shareholder behind the scenes in 16 countries around the world.
He stood and the emperor did not dare to sit.
The ministers and officials were crying and looking forward to: When will the Lord Pavilion come back and ascend the throne!
And all of this started from that day when Cui Xian took the imperial examination for the young master...
Reviews Let you be a book boy, and you will win the first prize in the imperial examination for the young master
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In the vast landscape of historical military and imperial examination novels, Ri Zhao Qian Chuan’s "Let You Be a Book Boy, and You Will Win the First Prize in the Imperial Examination for the Young Master" stands out as a refreshing, character-driven masterpiece. It masterfully blends the tropes of transmigration with the gritty, grounded reality of survival in a destitute ancient household.
The story follows Cui Xian, a former literature scholar from a prestigious 985 university, who finds himself thrust into the body of an eight-year-old boy. The setup is masterfully grim: he is not born into wealth or power, but into a crumbling family unit defined by poverty, an ailing mother, and a father whose obsession with the imperial examinations has pushed the household to the brink of insanity. This isn't just another power-fantasy; it is a story about intelligence navigating the suffocating constraints of feudal society.
What makes this novel truly compelling is the tactical brilliance of the protagonist. Cui Xian’s transition from a modern intellectual to a child prodigy is handled with nuance—he doesn't immediately conquer the world, but instead uses his sharp wit to stabilize his family’s chaotic existence. The dynamic between his failing father and his own rising intellect creates a palpable tension that keeps the reader hooked.
The world-building is meticulous, capturing the oppressive atmosphere of the imperial examination system with historical authenticity. As Cui Xian maneuvers through the social hierarchy to secure his family’s future, the reader is drawn into a high-stakes intellectual battle. It is a brilliant, emotionally resonant journey that transforms a "tragic" start into a triumphant climb to the top. If you enjoy historical dramas that prioritize clever strategy over mindless action, this is a must-read.
The story follows Cui Xian, a former literature scholar from a prestigious 985 university, who finds himself thrust into the body of an eight-year-old boy. The setup is masterfully grim: he is not born into wealth or power, but into a crumbling family unit defined by poverty, an ailing mother, and a father whose obsession with the imperial examinations has pushed the household to the brink of insanity. This isn't just another power-fantasy; it is a story about intelligence navigating the suffocating constraints of feudal society.
What makes this novel truly compelling is the tactical brilliance of the protagonist. Cui Xian’s transition from a modern intellectual to a child prodigy is handled with nuance—he doesn't immediately conquer the world, but instead uses his sharp wit to stabilize his family’s chaotic existence. The dynamic between his failing father and his own rising intellect creates a palpable tension that keeps the reader hooked.
The world-building is meticulous, capturing the oppressive atmosphere of the imperial examination system with historical authenticity. As Cui Xian maneuvers through the social hierarchy to secure his family’s future, the reader is drawn into a high-stakes intellectual battle. It is a brilliant, emotionally resonant journey that transforms a "tragic" start into a triumphant climb to the top. If you enjoy historical dramas that prioritize clever strategy over mindless action, this is a must-read.
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