A Dream of Red Mansions Crossover: I Ruin Jia Baoyu from the Start

I dare to ask the author who reads the novel. They are all students and ordinary people at the bottom of the class. You are a rich second generation. There are still people who read the time travel of civilians. Who will read the time travel of the rich second generation? It's really poisonous.

It's very interesting, but after reading the latest chapter, I knew that this book's relationship with me had come to an end. I was just an ordinary wife. Strictly speaking, she, Sheng Minglan, was not worthy of being an ordinary wife at all. I dare to say that the protagonist said he was going to die! Dare you not let the protagonist sleep with her? Even if it's coquettishness and boudoir fun, it's not the way to play it. You write a book without considering the background of the times? Do you think it's modern? Moreover, the protagonist, who was born and raised in ancient times, did not react at all and even played along with him! That being said, everyone is well.

Xiao Yuanyi sent the protagonist to die for the sake of her future, and the protagonist still accepted her. Is the protagonist really that hungry and intolerable? If the protagonist didn't have the protagonist's aura and the strength given by the system, he would have died a long time ago. Don't act like he has never seen a woman before.

Go read the book "Many Children and Many Blessings", it made me sick even as a soldier.

In other Red Mansions, when you become a marquis or a duke, you have to bend down to greet people and call people back and forth. No matter whether you are assassinated or poisoned in the early stage, they always hang up high in the back, put them down gently, and continue to lower their heads to talk to people and follow the rules. There is no one. When I get stronger, I will kill you. I will take care of you as soon as possible. Why have all the assassinations, poisonings, and traps in the early stage been overturned? Either you don't write about how miserable the early stage was. If you want to write about it, get up and don't continue to be as respectful as a grandson.

Baoyu is dead and cannot have any heirs, so the old lady still cares about him? If Jia's house is given to him, won't it be cut off? How will he see his ancestors after death? Or will your home be ransacked and trashed if you find out?

The Jia family chapter is just gone. . . Lin Daiyu, Jia Yingchun, Xue Baochai, if you don't want these, don't start with the Jia family. . . Isn't this a pure ** person?

The writing and plot are super exciting, I can't say enough, but what the heroine Sheng Minglan does is like adding rat droppings to the soup. If she keeps adding rat droppings to the soup, it will turn into a poisonous soup. The heroine traveled to ancient times. She had some achievements and showed the femininity of fairy disease because she was worthy, but she had no achievements and was suffering from all kinds of diseases. He even did something that was very thoughtless and would be punished by everyone in the family. The male protagonist didn't give him a serious lesson and just forgiven him in a few words? Just because you did something unintentional doesn't mean you don't need to remember it in your heart. With this wife, why worry about your family not being ruined and your country not being destroyed? That's it, come on, I'll moisten it

The most poisonous thing is that the female relatives of the Jia family infiltrate the Jiaofang Division. They are related by blood after all. I feel uncomfortable. I can understand it even if they are killed. I really cannot accept this.

The idea is quite good, but it's a bit nonsense to lose Big Face at the beginning. According to Jia Mu's doting on Big Face, the protagonist cannot be alive and will definitely be broken into pieces. Furthermore, Sheng Minglan was simply not qualified to be a common wife. Not to mention her family, with her personality, being a concubine would make her house uneasy. The biggest problem is that half of a book is finished before the Jia family, so this book has nothing to do with Red Mansion.