High Martial: The Cultivated Hero of the Rongguo Mansion

Jia Yu looks up at the plaque reading "Imperially Built Rongguo Mansion."

He is just about to follow the usual script: beat up a few domineering old servants and pages, then fall out with the Jia family's elders, and finally be forcibly sent by the Duke's mansion to the border army to fend for himself.

After that, he would rely on his golden finger and his own "hard work" to win one battle after another, then return and be enfeoffed as a baron, viscount, earl, marquis, or duke.

Next would come the Dragon King's triumphant return, face-slapping the Ning and Rong mansions in every possible way, while also becoming a master of time management and enjoying all kinds of fun with the young ladies inside and outside the mansion every day.

In the end, his achievements would threaten the throne, the emperor would grow suspicious, and he would be forced to don the imperial robes.

He would shout, "You've made me suffer so much," while firmly planting himself on the dragon throne.

Unfortunately, Jia Yu's script gets stuck at the very first step.

"Where are the matrons? Where are the wicked servants?"

"Hurry up and come help move the plot along!"

If they don't show up soon, he might really end up as the supreme emperor of the realm!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.