When these tribesmen saw Su Mingzhe's strong force, they did not dare to underestimate him.

When Su Mingzhe left Suzhou, the family property he entrusted to the clan leader to be managed on his behalf was immediately sent back.

This is human nature.

That night, at the invitation of the patriarch, Su Mingzhe attended a reception dinner.

In the next half month, Su Mingzhe received visiting relatives and friends while sorting out the property left by his parents.

As for the authenticity of Su Mingzhe's identity, it is not that no one has doubted it.

After all, 'the young man left home and the old man came back', and 'old friends meet but don't recognize each other'.

There will definitely be people who question whether Su Mingzhe's identity is true or false.

However, even if someone raised questions, Su Mingzhe didn't need to pay attention.

After all, he is now a ninth-level martial arts master, and he is only one step away from being a grand master.

Although this short distance has blocked countless geniuses, no one dared to accuse or question him face to face due to his status as a ninth-grade martial arts master.

By mid-July.

Su Mingzhe took the road guide, said goodbye to the Su clan, and went to Nanqing and Kyoto to participate in the scientific examination.

The scientific examination is divided into civil and military examinations, both of which are held every three years.

(In the novel, it is written once a year, but once a year is too frequent, and the number one scholar is not valuable. Here it is changed to once every three years, which is more realistic.)

Among them, the literary examination is divided into two parts. The first one is a rural examination held by various counties and counties. If you pass the examination, you will get the status of a scholar.

Then take the scholar certificate and go to Kyoto to participate in the examination.

Because the Civil Service Examination is held in February or March in spring, it is also called Chunwei.

There is only one martial arts competition, and it is held at the Kyoto Castle Guards' school grounds.

The time is set in August or September in autumn, so it is also called Qiuwei.

The civil and military examinations are not held in the same year.

In order to show that it valued literature and ink, the imperial court usually took the civil examination first and then the martial arts examination.

The most recent literary examination was taken last year.
Chapter completed!