A social beast who spent all his energy in a modern office building died suddenly and was reborn as a poor young man in Taixing County, Yangzhou Prefecture, in the world of red buildings. A ten-year-old orphan boy, with three acres of thin farmland, no school in the village, no skills, both parents dead and no relatives to rely on - this is a more desperate start than the "cold winter and soreness" in the original novel.
16 In 2007, from an illiterate peasant to a talented imperial examination scholar who could compete with Jia Baoyu, from the countryside of Yangzhou to the vision of Jinling dignitaries, this road is full of thorns: we must first protect the land in the clan strife, and then use the copper exchanged by cutting firewood. He spent money to put together enlightenment textbooks, and worked as a slave for his master in exchange for the opportunity to study; he had to fight his way through the county, government, and college examinations, gain fame in the Nanjing Literary Society, and even knock on the door of the Lin Mansion with the help of the east wind of Jia Yu Village.
He has no psychic gems and no backing from the four major families. His only bargaining chip is his resilience beyond the times and his prediction of the outcome.
Reader comments
Different from other historical books, I originally wanted to read Red Mansions, but it didn't last hundreds of chapters. Instead, it analyzed all aspects of the dark system in ancient times. It is also the most detailed book I have read in such a long time. There is no golden finger, only the protagonist's survival in the dark system. The overall story is quite depressing. The history of struggle is analyzed chapter by chapter. After success, it enters a stage of greater risk, and it can be said that it is forced to move forward.
I've finished reading it. How can I put it? It's pretty good, but I don't recommend it to those who want to read a refreshing novel, because the author likes to suppress desires first, and I can understand that it is for the shaping and transformation of the protagonist. As for the heroine, it is no surprise that she is Lin Daiyu. She is from a poor family with imperial examination papers + Dream of Red Mansions. It is not realistic to marry the four big families. The protagonist is Lin Ruhai's protégé. After becoming a Jinshi, Lin Ruhai will probably entrust Daiyu to the protagonist. It depends on how the author arranges it. As for the content, I won't comment much (because the protagonist is in many disasters)
Pretty good, more realistic and thoughtful
There are some omissions in details, but the plot concept is perfect and absolutely full of ups and downs.
What if I am not as good as the protagonist?
Very good, well written
As I read it, I felt a little bitter, what a terrible fate. What a bumpy road. If I were him I might just go with the flow.
I admire the author's writing skills and can't help but support him.
Understanding everything in the world is knowledge, and understanding people's feelings is an article. The protagonist is worthy of these four words [Like]
Truth and objectivity, willfulness and perseverance, forbearance and resourcefulness, modern life also requires this kind of willfulness and perseverance, and perseverance.
Reasonable and worded with care
The writing is very good, but it's a pity that I didn't stick to it.
It's so miserable. I've been watching the latest chapter. It's miserable from beginning to end. What kind of world is this? There's no hope at all.
The content is very good, the writing is good, and the protagonist is down-to-earth every step of the way, very real.
Different from other historical books, I originally wanted to read Red Mansions, but it didn't last hundreds of chapters. Instead, it analyzed all aspects of the dark system in ancient times. It is also the most detailed book I have read in such a long time. There is no golden finger, only the protagonist's survival in the dark system. The overall story is quite depressing. The history of struggle is analyzed chapter by chapter. After success, it enters a stage of greater risk, and it can be said that it is forced to move forward.
I've finished reading it. How can I put it? It's pretty good, but I don't recommend it to those who want to read a refreshing novel, because the author likes to suppress desires first, and I can understand that it is for the shaping and transformation of the protagonist. As for the heroine, it is no surprise that she is Lin Daiyu. She is from a poor family with imperial examination papers + Dream of Red Mansions. It is not realistic to marry the four big families. The protagonist is Lin Ruhai's protégé. After becoming a Jinshi, Lin Ruhai will probably entrust Daiyu to the protagonist. It depends on how the author arranges it. As for the content, I won't comment much (because the protagonist is in many disasters)
Pretty good, more realistic and thoughtful
There are some omissions in details, but the plot concept is perfect and absolutely full of ups and downs.
What if I am not as good as the protagonist?
Very good, well written
As I read it, I felt a little bitter, what a terrible fate. What a bumpy road. If I were him I might just go with the flow.
I admire the author's writing skills and can't help but support him.
Understanding everything in the world is knowledge, and understanding people's feelings is an article. The protagonist is worthy of these four words [Like]
Truth and objectivity, willfulness and perseverance, forbearance and resourcefulness, modern life also requires this kind of willfulness and perseverance, and perseverance.
Reasonable and worded with care
The writing is very good, but it's a pity that I didn't stick to it.
It's so miserable. I've been watching the latest chapter. It's miserable from beginning to end. What kind of world is this? There's no hope at all.
The content is very good, the writing is good, and the protagonist is down-to-earth every step of the way, very real.