My Red Mansion Career

You're not allowed to comment on what you've written, right? Also delete the comment, right? You gave the firecracker improvement plan, cement, and refined salt to the Xue family for no reason, and you still won't let them talk about it, right?

Don't dare to rebel even if there are cheats. There are all kinds of industrial machines, medicines, and individuals also have the force. If you find a copycat and exploit it, you can separate the country in a few years, and you can bring peace to the world in ten years at most.

After seeing 14 pictures, the protagonist must be miserable. He is beaten unconscious by the janitor of the Jia family, has no money for food and accommodation, is bullied by the shop owner who is obsessed with money, is bullied by gangsters, is caught for resisting and murders, is dismissed from the scholar's title after facing a lawsuit, is looked down upon by the Jia family, and can only join the army, and then is looked down upon again and bullied again. Oh my god, this protagonist is like a fool, with no IQ, no plans or plans.

The credit for the protagonist's work is given to the Jia family. If the emperor doesn't rebel, why should he keep it? And the protagonist also has the strength to rebel.

This is just a disgusting reader. The protagonist has a falling out with the Jia family, and every time the protagonist performs meritorious service, the emperor gives a reward to the Jia family. Does the emperor have no brains or is he deliberately disgusting the protagonist?

Is the protagonist spineless? If you are bullied by the people of the Jia family, just kill a few servants, and rush to lick them

I've read less than 30 chapters, so here's my personal opinion. Let's not mention Goldfinger. First, he committed a murder in the street, which made a big fuss, and then he was expelled from the title. Well, this can be solved. The Jia family did not come forward. He is an ordinary person, but for the case of an ordinary person, he had a grudge with his colleagues and did not let Qiu Liang take the protagonist away. Since he did not want to be bailed out, why bother to get involved in such a case that might cause disputes. Second, he was taken to the capital camp by Feng Tang. He was able to enter the capital camp without anything, and he directly led the troops as a general. How cheap was this general? Third, when I went to the Jia family at the beginning, he was beaten out or beaten to death. This hatred does not matter. After being expelled and released from prison, the Jia family did nothing and did not show any kindness. They just forgave him. If the Jia family wanted to carry him over, they carried him over. He was not invited to come over, it could be said that he was arrested. Four, okay, I can't write two Jia in one sentence, just lick it, but in the end, I said to the outside world that I was not a Jia family member of Ning Rong's second house. Fifth, the superiors need to hire people. The protagonist himself said that he is not a side branch of Ning Rong's second house. Okay, the opening is also written. The Jia family in Jinling is not good to him, but the Jia family also said everywhere that the protagonist was beaten by them at that time. Don't others know about this? The superiors reward Yuan Chun, who is related to the Rong mansion. Do they have to push their available people to the Jia family? After changing some things, the Jia family took action to protect the protagonist, showed kindness to the protagonist, and then recommended the protagonist to Feng Tang. With his reputation as a scholar, he gave up his writing and joined the army. Wouldn't many things have come true? Why did it have to be so messy?

It's too poisonous. I feel like the author hasn't been beaten by society and is so innocent and cute.

As long as the protagonist is reversed, it is a good book. This will kill the nine tribes. If you don't, pick it up and put it down gently.

My Life as a Principal is very interesting, although I haven't watched it yet. I don't know if it's adapted from The Principal.