To all the lovely readers, please check the warnings first:
Tags: Two male leads, historical ABO. The author has always had a wild imagination. There are no imperial examinations because the author is too foolish to write them.
The first volume, on household conflicts, is complete. The second volume, on the struggle for the throne, is in progress. The third volume, on palace intrigue and the fight for power, has not started.
If you’re still okay with all that, come on in. If not, perhaps we’ll meet again another time.
Lin Yun, born into a family of Peking Opera performers, blacks out and wakes up as Lin Ruhai’s eldest son by a concubine. Before he can celebrate the prospect of inheriting a vast estate, he is told he may have to marry someone in the future.
But the strong never complain about their circumstances. His principal wife sabotages his chances of passing the imperial examinations, and now he has to marry? He’ll change tracks and still get what he wants.
He transmigrates into Dream of the Red Chamber. Jia Min and the Jia family are portrayed negatively, and the Twelve Beauties are not protected.
Palace and household intrigue, with power plays.
The male lead is clear-headed and no lovesick fool. He is not the sole favorite.
I think I wrote pretty well [get it] Alas! If you want to read stallion stories, don't get involved! I only apologize to Baozi who wants to read romance, because when I selected the tags, I posted too many ancient words (because I really couldn't find the right one...) I am a double male lead and double male lead! The world view is a bit strange! If you don't like my article, let me show you the diversity of species! Please don't post comments to mess with my mentality 🙂 Pick up my hero and run away!
Nice!!! It's a pity that there are too few!!! 😒😒The characters are well developed! I just don't know who Pearl's CP is. I hope Pearl will be happy in the future! I kind of wish I could do double cleansing. However, it's probably impossible. I hope the ending is he!
Don't scold me for your personal opinions. If you scold me, I will rebound. I can only say that it depends on personal preference. Anyway, I don't like it a bit and I don't plan to pursue it anymore. But after chasing for so long, I still want to say something. I always feel that the author is not my mother. [Petrochemical] [Petrochemical] In ancient times, the official career was very important. The official career was destroyed. I saw that this place was directly broken. I also saw that the main character's relationship included the princess and there were many side effects. Concubine and concubine 😰, the description I think is neither 1V1 nor Shuangjie. Although I don't particularly care about Shuangjie, as a reader, I feel a little uncomfortable when I see this. Using my brain circuit, I want to ask, didn't the protagonist travel to the past in modern times? Is he not panicking at all? When you enter the backyard, it becomes a house fight, right? And Jia Mu is still the daughter of a wealthy family no matter what. Even if she is jealous of the protagonist, she will not ruin the protagonist's official career. After all, if the protagonist lives well outside, it will do more good than harm to her children. Not double clean, unacceptable demining
Two male protagonists can also be powerful in the officialdom... I laughed at myself. At first, I thought the house fight was about the disputes in the Jia family. I never expected... Well, a woman is wearing a man's skin and engaging in palace fights.
The setting of Dream of Red Mansions is quite strange. But I can't accept it! I can't accept that the protagonist, who clearly could have a career in politics, gets married because of his personal secrets. Moreover, this book has two male protagonists. I can't stand the protagonist's attack! If it was purely a matter of profit, I would give it four stars, but when I looked at it, I realized it was a double male protagonist! I can't accept the emotional scenes between them. I really couldn't stand it, and I looked at the introduction again, especially since there will be palace battles in the future, I was speechless. The protagonist is still a time traveler. I can't imagine that a person who is bent on taking the imperial examination suddenly turns to fighting in the house, and will have to fight with a group of women in the palace in the future. (By the way, the protagonist Ling'er will not be the only one in this house and the palace in the future, right? It seems that the setting is not as a last resort, Ling'er still marries a wife) I can really understand that the author has the freedom to write what he writes, and I am a philanthropic reader, but I cannot accept that the protagonist is aggrieved (the protagonist in the setting is quite powerful, but just because the other person is the aunt, I can understand it but I don't accept it emotionally. If the author writes another rebirth novel, I can give it five stars).
Ahhhhhh!!!!!! It would be fine if Zhuer didn't have the ability to take the imperial examination, but he did!! It's a bit frustrating. !!! Although I believe he can still do well on another path, he has already put in hard work on this path!!! I hope he can take the imperial examination later. And he should have been a boy in his previous life. Although he doesn't have a girlfriend, he probably doesn't have a boyfriend either. And if he was a straight man in his previous life, he would have been turned aside during the relationship. Forget it, but he was framed and forced to live, so it would be very uncomfortable. !! Judging from his conversation with Jia Min before he got married, it seems that he still likes to take the scientific examination. Moreover, he was a concubine when he was married, so the imperial examination path is equivalent to his career line. !! If the track is changed, wouldn't it be equivalent to only having a palace duel?? Only survive. ?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! I'm so angry!!!! I'm so angry, I'm so angry. Your writing is very good, but this result really makes me so unwilling 😢😢😢, I'm so angry that I cry TT😢😢
It's pretty good to watch, but why, why do you want to treat the protagonist like this, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh? Where is it? Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh…a time's I's, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm so frustrated, I regret reading this book, a good and proud man of heaven has been tricked into doing this, woooooooooooooooooooooooo 😢, I hate the author 😠😠😠😠😢😢😢😢😢
The author of the stepmother is inexplicable and strange, and tortures for the sake of torture. The tragedy of the Red Mansion is the helplessness of the changing times. The tragedy of Pearl is that you created him, but you wanted to destroy him!
Ah, I'm so sad that I'm so sad🥺The failure of the imperial examination is really hard to accept. A person with ideals and beliefs is trapped in a cage. The protagonist is depressed, and I am depressed too. Even though I was mentally prepared beforehand, I still felt empty in the end. Why did the second knife die safely? What a knife. How can the protagonist cheer up? Is his emotion pinned on Maomao? So sad╭( ๐_๐)╮ I just want to ask, author, how do you plan for the future? Will there be more swords in the future? Could it be that the host has suffered enough now and leaves the knife behind for others to swallow? 😢😢