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A Top Scholar From A Humble Background.

Chapter 277: Second Round of the Courtyard Examination. [276]



Summary

Liu Bing, a chief examiner with a scholarly lineage, faced challenges in the imperial examination process, particularly regarding the acceptance of diverse academic views. He made a bold decision to admit an unconventional candidate, Shen Xi, despite the prevailing preference for rationalism among examiners. As the second round of exams commenced, candidates faced challenging topics, notably one that required integrating complex Confucian principles. Shen Xi, feeling the pressure, navigated the exam with a calm mindset, but encountered difficulties, especially with the restroom conditions. Ultimately, he submitted his essays, hoping for a favorable outcome despite feeling they were mediocre.

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