Qin Fanghe, a top scorer from a competitive college entrance exam province, aced the national civil service exam. Over the years, he earned the trust of leaders and the envy of colleagues, seen by all as a rising star with boundless prospects, until he died from overwork.

At the same time, in Baiyun Village of the Great Lu Dynasty, Qin Fanghe “came back to life.”

With nothing but four bare walls and both parents gone, the orphaned Qin Fanghe glanced at his frail body, gritted his teeth, and thought, Fine, I’ll take the exams again!

He heard that achieving the highest honors in the ancient times was quite rare?

Then I’ll just have to ace them all!

Before Qin Fanghe arrived, students of the Great Lu Dynasty prayed to sages and the emperor before exams.

After Qin Fanghe? Forget sages, forget the emperor—too far to matter! Naturally, we worship the Exam God at the Qionglin Banquet!

Hey, exam buddies, come check this out, want a copy of Three Years to the Imperial Exam or Five Years to the Top Ranks?