Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Some people felt that her words were too harsh and wanted to say a few words in defense of the scholar in the blue robe.

His sharp-eyed friends quickly stopped him, signaling him not to speak.

He then pointed to the goldfish charm that was slightly exposed on Gu Qi's clothes and warned her.

It's best if they don't get involved in this.

As the saying goes, when the city gate catches fire, the fish in the moat suffer as well.

They are thin.

This is the opinion of most people; they remain indifferent and watch from the sidelines.

Gu Qi didn't look at them, but stared at the scholar in the green robe as he walked step by step to the center of the teahouse.

The voice mocked, "I've never seen anyone like you before."

"Among the sages and ministers, he actually chose to stand with the ministers instead of the sage who gave you the chance to change your fate through the imperial examinations."

Gu Qi looked the man in the green robe up and down and clicked his tongue, saying, "Your county exam ranking must not be high."

"Otherwise, they wouldn't have thought of such despicable means, twisting the truth and deliberately misinterpreting the saint's will."

"To achieve one's own goals."

The woman who stood up next to Gu Qi asked, puzzled, "What's his purpose?"

"The purpose of taking the imperial examinations is so that those of you who are better than him will naturally rise in his ranking after the examinations are over."

Gu Qi smiled and said, "Now, even the first step on the path to the imperial examinations requires you to find ways to make people withdraw."

She asked with ill intent, "Then how will you frame those who became successful candidates in the provincial and metropolitan examinations?"

The people around him who were indulgent were all scholars who had not yet passed the imperial examinations, but they all felt that they would definitely not stop at becoming scholars.

One by one, they became wary of the man in the green robe, fearing that he might harm them.

The veins on the man's neck bulged, his fists clenched, his eyes filled with anger: "You've misunderstood me."

"I really care about them."

Gu Qi raised her voice: "For their own good? Then I'll do it for your own good, scholar, you know it's because of what you just said."

"Would the high-ranking officials in the court be too ashamed to face the emperor?"

Gu Qi clasped his hands in a fist salute and faced the direction of the capital: "We scholars have studied hard for many years, only to relieve the emperor's worries and share the people's burdens."

"You have placed these men in a position of disloyalty, if you truly respected them."

"I should never enter the imperial court or take the imperial examinations in this lifetime."

Gu Qi stepped forward, her gaze surprisingly cold: "Answer me, I'm doing this for your own good, do you accept it?"

The man in the green robe was about to step forward and make a move when his trusted aide grabbed his arm.

He shook his head at the man in the green robe, saying no.

The other party is a member of the royal family recognized by the sage, and the goldfish talisman on her body is a symbol of that.

The man in the green robe waved his sleeve and slunk away.

He simply couldn't come up with an answer that didn't involve taking the imperial examinations.

Because he knew that the imperial examination was the only path to success.

Gu Qi snorted and turned to go back to her seat, only to see the girl still standing staring at her with bright eyes.

"I never imagined he had ulterior motives. You're really amazing."

Gu Qi nodded; of course she was capable.

"The best way to repay a saint is to stand before her and become her student."

"For her, for the Great Zhou Dynasty, for the people of the Great Zhou, I will dedicate myself to the cause until my dying breath."

A scholar will die for one who understands him; this could also apply to a woman.

Girl: "I understand."

A newfound determination appeared in her eyes, a determination that would not be swayed by the words of others.

"Thank you. What's your name?"

"You're welcome, Gu Qi."

My name is Heichi.

Gu Qi returned to her seat, and Gu Lan gave her a thumbs up.

Courage is truly a precious quality.

Like her, she always thinks a little more, so she never falls behind.

Gu Qi looked up and saw that she was being scrutinized much more, so she discussed with Gu Lan about going home.

I can't just be stared at like a monkey.

The governor of Yuzhou watched Gu Qi leave from his private room on the second floor, sighing inwardly at her good fortune.

Shan Xing is from the capital and comes from a prominent family. He has already received news that the Emperor is paying attention to Gu Qi.

I heard that once she passes the imperial examination and becomes a scholar, the emperor will send her a gift.

Danxing thought sourly: He's just a scholar; who hasn't taken the exam?

He didn't receive any gifts.

"My lord, shall we go and greet that person?" The subordinate, seeing the lord's gaze following someone, couldn't help but offer his words of comfort.

Shan Xing glanced at him sideways and raised an eyebrow: "If you want to be caught between the Sage and Master Shi, then go ahead."

Shi Xiangong was the person who most opposed the imperial examinations for women.

Gu Qi was the person the sage favored most, which was the person Shi Xiangong least favored.

subordinate:"……"

What merit or ability does he possess?

He smiled shyly: "I only want to share your burdens, my lord."

As for Master Shi and the Sage, they are like clouds in the sky, beyond his reach and touch.

His gaze swept over his subordinates, the prefect, the chief clerk, and the scholar of classics, as he tapped his fingers on the table.

It was both a warning and a reminder: "Follow the rules. This prefectural examination, although a minor test, still..."

He stood facing the direction of the capital: "There are plenty of people paying attention."

Several subordinates who understood his implication declared that they were the most disciplined officials in the court.

This time it will be absolutely clean and innocent.

"Selling tofu."

Gu Qi encountered an old woman who walked the streets and alleys, and asked her to buy two pieces of tofu.

She asked her mother to go back and arrange for the cook to make tofu with scallions.

I want to eat.

Dong dong dong, the gongs and drums sounded, and the gate was closed.

The prefectural examination has begun.

Gu Qi received the exam paper, examined it carefully, found no problems, and then ground ink to write.

In April, the weather was slightly cool, but much warmer than the county exam.

Gu Qi passed the county exam without incident, so he was naturally fine in the prefectural exam as well. However, Li Ling was still worried and sent someone to summon the physician.

They received the reply that Gu Qi was in good health and Gu Lan was also in good health.

The doctor was reluctant to leave. He would take the pulse of people who had just finished taking the exams every year, and this time it was these two.

Their physical health is among the best.

I really want to find out how they raise them.

Gu Qi was unaware of the doctor's problem; otherwise, he would have told him it was congenital.

After the exam, Gu Qi waited calmly.

Here's the list.

If spring flowers are vying for the autumn moon, then you absolutely must look at the rankings.

Not long after, Chunhua came skipping back, her face beaming with joy.

"Princess, Princess, you are still ranked first."

"Congratulations, Princess, on your successful bid for the imperial examination."

Gu Qi waved his hand and gave everyone an extra three months' salary.

This is considered payment for taking care of her hard work.

Gu Lan then asked her what her name ranked. Chunhua coughed awkwardly, and when she saw the princess, she ran over.

I forgot to read Gu Lan's.

Gu Lan: "..."

Fortunately, her mother came back.

She also brought good news: she ranked thirteenth in the exam.

As for ranking three places lower than the county examination, Chunniang said that compared to a student who had passed the preliminary examination, it was nothing.

This was clearly not a big deal, but the sage insisted on paying attention. Plum Blossom had no choice but to comply.

Mei Hua received news that Gu Qi had once again come in first place in the provincial examination.

Report to the sage.

Luo Sheng nodded in satisfaction. Now she was just waiting for Gu Qi's college entrance examination.

The provincial examination will be held in June.