Dream of the Red Chamber: Ruling the Realm, with Lin Daiyu as My Childhood Sweetheart

You set the tone too high but you don't look powerful. Originally, the founding hero is enough, but a thousand years are needed. What kind of gold content is this? You must know that the Yuan family in Huainan was very good at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. They have less than 200 years in total. Your results in one thousand years are just like this.

I don't like the protagonist having a son when I read the novel. If he insists on having a son, he can accept it if he pays careful attention to some plots. I have to think clearly about whether he should do it or not in some plots. In the ancient historical novels I read in the past, I like to let the protagonist's wife take advantage of the male protagonist's son or vice versa. It's disgusting to read. Fei Lu has a strong possessiveness and mental mysophobia. Many people would not regard the son of the novelist as a son. At most, he is a special ordinary supporting character, far less important than the heroine and daughter.

Are you serious? Can Jia Zheng's son inherit the title? Do you understand? Only Jia She's children are eligible. Unless Jia She has no children, it is impossible for Jia Zheng's children to inherit the title.

It feels a bit stretched. In front of me is a thousand-year-old family, and a first-class master who spent all his wealth to invest in the founding emperor. The result is this? Turns out the head of the family is a local official? It's really a big deal!

If they are not in the same place, where can the falling clouds and the solitary owl fly together? Then, it's even more ridiculous to see the winter water and the sky remain the same color forever. Where does the sunset come from in winter?

Qin Keqing, please don't use lightning. I would like you to make a note later. In a place like this where thunder may occur, I don't know what you think. If it weren't for the fact that you can avoid lightning well, I would have to wait for a negative defense like me.

I haven't read the rest yet, but I've just read a few chapters and I'm going to make a complaint. In the first part, I talked about raising Haoran's righteousness, but in the second part, the protagonist turned around and deliberately designed a begging carp lying on the ice to raise Wang. He acted it out, but he didn't think so at all. You call this Haoran's righteousness...

The shaping of these chapters is okay. I hope the protagonist can remain self-interested and indifferent. You can open a harem, but you must put yourself first, then the family, and then the later rounds. The author can refer to Xiaowei.

In the world of Xianwu, strength is respected, not fame and filial piety.

This thousand-year-old family is a bit weak! They have been in the family for thousands of years. If they want to conquer the world with the emperor, and have the merit of following the dragon, they will end up being small officials in the local area. I didn't say the winner, but I think the family is not related to each other. It's just a little stronger. I'm afraid it's not a disease.