
Dream of the Red Chamber: From the Start, I Made Jia Yuanchun a Consort
红楼:开局册封贾元春为妃
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 430k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
203Chapters
2.4MReads
38.4kFlowers
10.0Score
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This oiran can be used as soon as he gets it! Why are there still conditions for restoration of the country? What did she use to negotiate terms with you? The protagonist actually asked for half of the country? Can't you just take it all? Later, he even contradicted the child's name? The courtesan you wrote makes me uncomfortable! An oiran with nothing? The protagonist you write has to discuss with others whether the domineering emperor you describe is acting out of character?
Sharpei, he couldn't hold on any longer, he died of poison, and the protagonist was ruined, * The protagonist helps others restore their country, but the princess who has lost her country insists that her last name must be hers, and she even gets into an argument with the protagonist? Is this also called loving the protagonist? Are you playing? You've never thought about the protagonist, but you still love the Lord. You're so fond of vacationing, right? In addition, the protagonist actually agreed with a lick of ** that Fu Guo's surname is Donghuang, and laughed, the protagonist Shapi, is the protagonist miserable? Or is the author out of his mind? What qualifications does a subjugated princess have to negotiate terms? Are you wearing a diamond p? If the protagonist doesn't help to restore the country, he is nothing. He even argued with the protagonist that the protagonist is also stupid. This princess who has lost her country has never thought about the protagonist. She only thinks about her own interests. She keeps emphasizing how her country can have the surname of an outsider. Shapi is nothing without the protagonist. The author also has a brain problem, **.
Comparing brothel prostitutes with queens will still lower the score of this book. Even in the early stage, it can be estimated that many people will follow it.
Funny, right? There is a system and you still want to help others restore their country? He also compromised with a woman who had subjugated her country and changed the name of her heir. What the hell? Are you joking? The key is what did Jia Yuanchun think? He also inexplicably said that the queen should be abolished, and compared the brothel women with the queen. What do you think? Even if she is not a prostitute, she is still a woman of low origin.
It's a good subject matter, but it's a pity that the author's writing style is completely incapable of writing it. The protagonist is set up to be domineering and indifferent, but he always shows off his diaosic appearance inadvertently. He handles political affairs carelessly, willfully and childishly. He also wants to describe the protagonist's unpredictable joys, but the writing is like schizophrenia. It makes me crazy just looking at it...
A subjugated princess who wanted to kill herself ignored her, and then demoted Jia Tanchun, who had no crime. The joyful protagonist is probably not the emperor who traveled through a mental hospital.
I didn't want to read the comments at first, but when I saw the princess of the subjugated country, I felt so depressed and poisonous. I wanted to see if the comments had the same idea. Sure enough, they all thought that the Brothel Restored Country was extremely poisonous. I don't understand? Why does the protagonist want to help others recover? Wouldn't it be enough to just swallow it? You're still domineering and you have a system. Are you so domineering? In addition, the princess of the subjugated country said earlier that in order to restore the country, it doesn't matter any man, any man can play with her, which is almost harmless. She also said that she has a crush on the protagonist, but in the blink of an eye, she can do anything with any man in order to restore the country. The author really doesn't match the preface and the follower.
As long as the military pay is paid, it will definitely be enough. Pig's feet will be turned over twice when it opens its mouth for no reason. There are hundreds of thousands of sergeants in the country. It is simply outrageous.
Women are really poisonous. Comparing a famous prostitute with your own queen, visiting a brothel is not a poisonous point, but looking up some famous prostitute is poisonous. Low-income people who don't even have a free life really think that performing arts is not selling their bodies. After a few years of being popular, making money has slowed down. Do you think their owners will still pamper them...
The plot is so cliche, I found that those who write about the emperor must go out, and when they go out, they must go to a brothel