[Multiple heroines + imperial examination + history + Red Mansion + no system] Jiang An travels to the world of Red Mansion. He is originally a bandit or the son of the deposed prince, and may be wiped out by officers and soldiers at any time.
He decided to save his life as the first priority, and first strengthen his body and train his soldiers.
Let's take a look at Jiang An in the world of Red Mansions, taking the imperial examination as an official, occupying the mountain as the king, cultivating power, fighting the bandits internally, expelling the northern captives externally, collecting gold hairpins, overcoming love tribulations, and finally ascending to the throne and dividing the world.
Reader comments
Even if Qinhuai's eight beauties don't have all the 36 talents, they still have to get it together.
This is a spin-off of the Red Mansion Battle for Hegemony. The content is readable, but the number of updates is a bit sparse. I hope the story has more highlights, and it's still enjoyable to the end. Add more updates
Five star encouragement
I originally wanted to treat it as a normal cool novel, but when I read chapters 5-60, I really felt that the author wanted to write something [Like][Like][Like]
It is considered to be a relatively high-quality book among cool novels. You can just read it for fun. The plot of this book is reasonable and it is not a mindless cool novel. Five stars support it.
Even if Qinhuai's eight beauties don't have all the 36 talents, they still have to get it together.
This is a spin-off of the Red Mansion Battle for Hegemony. The content is readable, but the number of updates is a bit sparse. I hope the story has more highlights, and it's still enjoyable to the end. Add more updates
Five star encouragement
I originally wanted to treat it as a normal cool novel, but when I read chapters 5-60, I really felt that the author wanted to write something [Like][Like][Like]
It is considered to be a relatively high-quality book among cool novels. You can just read it for fun. The plot of this book is reasonable and it is not a mindless cool novel. Five stars support it.