Traveling through the world of Red Mansions, the first day is the wedding night, and the bride is Qin Keqing, the most beautiful of the twelve hairpins in Jinling.
Is this guy Jia Baoyu going to make trouble with the bride? How can I bear it?
Literary writing can bring peace to the world, and the words of poems and sages are worshiped by scholar-bureaucrats.
Wu Neng can decide the world by riding a horse, he destroyed the Daqian Dynasty and reached the Golden Palace.
He was magnanimous, worked hard to govern, appointed and innovated talents, was kind and courteous to the virtuous, saved sentences and reduced taxes, was politically tolerant, and cared about the people's lives...
Give the world a prosperous age!
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The introduction is relatively weak, so don't complain.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
What do you mean by writing such gay dialogue? Go to the female channel, bah bah bah.
Commentary on Chapter 45: Uncle, just admit it, "The Red Mansion: Beating Jia Baoyu at the Beginning" written by I am not lazy.
What do you mean by writing such gay dialogue? Go to the female channel, bah bah bah.
Commentary on Chapter 45: Uncle, just admit it, "The Red Mansion: Beating Jia Baoyu at the Beginning" written by I am not lazy.