Do You Know: I Am Xu Jiazi

It doesn't matter if a lecherous man takes a concubine. I'm complaining about the inconsistency of the protagonist in this doujin world. Then it's unreasonable for a daughter of a noble family to be a concubine with the daughter of a prince. A concubine is a concubine, and the status of a concubine is low. Who from a good family would do that? Let your daughter be a concubine. A serious family protects the interests of the direct lineage of the head wife. Don't talk about taking concubines as a high-level person. If you don't take concubines, the hostess will be forced to death. In ancient times, families just married more. If you don't know, you might think they are stopping you. We take concubines ourselves, it's not like ancient aristocratic families didn't have pure family traditions. Do you know that the Hai family's family rule is that a man over 40 years old can take a concubine if he has no family? In fact, in ancient times, many aristocratic families had this rule, such as the No. 1 Family in Jiangnan The Zheng family and the Fan family in Suzhou (the descendants of Fan Zhongyan) all have similar clan rules. They maintain the direct lineage of the first wife... If you are lustful, you should be lustful. There is no shame in being lustful. You can pretend to be whatever you want. The most annoying thing is people who become prostitutes and build memorial arches. . . The early part of this article was good, but after reading the comments, I couldn't understand the idea of a harem. I thought the protagonist would be a good man, so I just wanted to find one. After all, do you know that the original story basically states that all ladies want to marry are good men who don't take concubines? As described earlier When I wrote about Rong Feiyan and the Chai family, I was thinking that no one should be rushing to be a concubine. The protagonist is not an emperor, so there is no need for the daughter of a prince to marry unless the protagonist is the protagonist. And then it seems that Minglan is also required. Anyone who has read it knows that Minglan will really like Gu Tingye who has a concubine? Only when I didn't have feelings for Gu Tingye at the beginning, I took him as a concubine. If I have feelings for Gu Tingye later, I would definitely not like Gu Tingye sleeping with someone else. Is this an exception for our male protagonist? I thought the protagonist wanted Minglan's wife, and then several maids to marry him. It turned out that he was also an ordinary man, longing for three wives and four concubines. The protagonist was a little greedy, and replacing Minglan in the original novel was not worth it. Men always think that if they are powerful, all women will love them, even if they are concubines with other women. People share a man, but no woman would do this, especially if they are all rich, how many sincere hearts can there be in the emperor's harem... It's a common problem for men to share a man, and I don't follow the logic of the original work. After all, do you know that women, even the weak and incapable of taking care of themselves, want to monopolize Gu Tingye, so disappointed.

The characters are rich and the story is lighthearted and enjoyable. Among the articles I have read, it seems to be the best so far. It is a bit like drinking tea. Although it is very ordinary, it has endless aftertaste. There is no need to worry about the main plot, it is very comfortable to read as a prose novel.

It's so good, I originally thought it was good, but there are six or seven hundred pictures and I haven't decided on the heroine yet. She's still studying, so I might have exhausted my talents. Or just a waste of money. Don't watch it, it's disgusting.

How can I say that? It's tasteless. It's not that I want to read a pretentious plot, but it feels like the author of this book puts the protagonist in the third person's perspective, which is bland! Like a narrative book or like saying hello to a neighbor, like have you eaten?

Rong Feiyan's portrayal of this book is really good. Girls' feelings are always poetry. I hope the author will give her a title in the end. Very well written, good luck to the author. (PS This kind of writing style will definitely look good when writing about Red Mansions fans.)

If the heroine is not Sheng Minglan, it would be boring. I hope the heroine is Sheng Minglan

It's been hard to find a book that doesn't copy the original work. I really don't want it to be useless. In fact, Minglan and the protagonist are really inappropriate. There is no need to listen to those brainless readers. If the protagonist is from a poor family, then marrying Minglan is the most cost-effective option. The key point is that the protagonist is a legitimate son of a marquis, and he plans to take the imperial examination. For those who enter the court, if you don't find a top civil servant to be your in-law, what can you do if you marry a low-level official and a concubine? Your family is not like Gu Tingye's family. There is a lot of mess in the family. I don't know how much a powerful in-law can help you. Like Qi Heng in the original work, he was demoted because he supported the Queen Mother, but later the father-in-law used it again. Moreover, there are so many novels written by Ming Lan that I am really tired from reading them.

The writing is indeed very full, but if you don't say that the protagonist is pretending to be a slap in the face, at least it can't be written like this. It's almost like a third-person perspective. Brother, what you write is a fanfic. How come there are so many other people's things? No matter how well you write, no matter how full you are, can you have a good TV series?

I just came to see Sheng Minglan. The heroine hopes it's Minglan.

Who is the heroine, Minglan? That would be meaningless