After Being Banished to Ningguta, I Restored My Family's Honor Through the Imperial Exams

After Shen Qingfeng perished together with the zombie king in the apocalypse, he transmigrated to a fictional dynasty called the Great Chu Kingdom and became a child named Gou Dan in Ning'an Village who suffered from congenital deficiencies and a heart ailment.

Fortunately, he had a famous name: Shen Yu'an.

Shen Yu'an studied with his elders for several months, but when he wanted to take the imperial examination, he discovered that his ancestors, who had been exiled for three generations, were not allowed to take the exam.

What an catastrophic start!

Upon learning that his family had been exiled, Shen Yu'an asked tremblingly, "Grandma, if three generations of your family are barred from taking the imperial examinations, does that mean I can't take them either?"

"It's okay, it's okay," Shen Yu'an comforted himself. He could still do business, even glass soap.

Seeing her grandson looking distraught, Madam Wang quickly comforted him, "It's true that the third generation cannot take the imperial examinations, but don't worry, grandson, you are the fourth generation, so you can take the exams, you can take the exams."

Shen Yu'an: ...

I always felt that when his grandma called him with a northern accent, it sounded like she was cursing.

After learning the approximate location of Ning'an Village, Shen Yu'an thought, "So this is where Ningguta was exiled to."

Although it's not the real Ningguta, it's pretty close.

According to the law, Shen Yu'an was allowed to take the imperial examination, but he encountered many difficulties along the way.

[Mine Clearance]

1. It wasn't a real exile to Ningguta; it was a cold and harsh place, also in the north.

2. I will not write harem stories, regardless of whether there is a romantic pairing or not.

3. Reading novels is a way to relax. Don't get too hung up on the details. It's okay to criticize the author (but I won't see it unless you specifically tag me).

4. To be continued (I will add this if I remember to ask a reader about it.)