Dream of the Red Chamber: A Scapegoat? I Strike Back by Slaughtering the Jia Family and Then the Emperor

After transmigrating into the world of Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Chen becomes a son of a concubine in the Rongguo Mansion's third branch. From the start, it's hell mode: His father died in battle. He and his mother are cheated and bullied in the household. When the kitchen's vicious servants mock and torment him, Jia Chen stops holding back and sweeps through them with his spear. Just as he establishes himself, he is forced to enlist in place of the legitimate son. Jia Chen accepts with a cold laugh, then demands a hundred thousand taels in military funds and executes the steward who had been hoarding weapons. Grandmother Jia despises him, Wang Furen hates him, and Jia Baoyu curses him as “a traitor who feeds on the state's wealth.” But he quietly trains troops and crushes bandits, saves Prince Qi and destroys the White Lotus, rising to become General Who Quells the North. While the Jia family is still making a scene over a piece of jade, he has already stationed his armored army in the Divine Capital, facing a hundred thousand Tatar cavalry.