I'm Jia Gui, the Most Reckless Man in Dream of the Red Chamber

To be honest, as long as one of the men in the Jia family can stand up outside, the inner fight between the old lady and Jia Wang is a joke, let alone the old lady wanting Jia Baoyu to inherit the title. The title must be inherited by the eldest son, otherwise the emperor will not agree. If the eldest son lets the second son or second wife inherit the title, it will shake the foundation of the rule.

What you wrote is a bit excessive. More than one million people have died in the war so far. Can that ancient dynasty withstand such consumption? If you keep writing it like this, it will perish long ago.

No, if you write about Red Mansion, then it's just Red Mansion. What's the use of the fruits of power that lasted a whole little life in just a few chapters at the beginning? I'm a big country in China, but I still don't have anything that can improve the protagonist? Isn't it okay to just use the whole Zhu Guo or something?

Summoning the army directly on the battlefield, no one is surprised, they are blind! You might as well say that the system directly modified their cognition. This is simply rubbing the intelligence of our readers to the ground. As long as you have a little brain, you can do it. It can be done like this.

Guo Jing introduces himself as Guo Jing, the hero of Xiangyang City, and laughs to death

Is it okay to be an individual? If the imperial court is on horseback and there are no 1.5 Million troops, why don't your 1.5 Million people not eat or drink? You wrote that Shui Rong is too much.

I'm speechless. There is a system, guns and gunpowder, but a native was beaten into such a horrible state.

A reckless man is good, he has no brains and can be as unreasonable as Baoyu. Just point at Mrs. Wang and say: I have seen this butt before. He pointed at Jia Baoyu casually: "I'll give you the words, you're so good." If Jia Baoyu refuses, he will be punched and kicked, and he will yell: "Everyone is obedient, but if you are disobedient, I will beat you." In the end, Baoyu's character is frown.

I thought it was okay to read it without thinking at first, but when I read Chapter 140, you just finished fighting 1.5 Million water-soluble pirates and 140,000 Japanese pirates appeared. It is a question whether the total strength of such a small island is 140,000. You just opened your mouth and said 140,000.

I don't know where so many wars come from. They are either fighting or on the way to fight. If you don't have any money in the treasury, how can you fight the war? The army and horses don't have food or water? How can that country withstand such a rebellion? The protagonist has already destroyed several countries, defeated them and rebelled several times. Is there anyone who still dares to rebel? It's also quite deceptive, but doesn't it have any deterrent effect? If a country did this, it would be ruined long ago. The author has no basic common sense at all, and he doesn't have the money to fight a war like yours.