Red Mansion: Cut Off My Paper and Ink? I, Jia Huan, Was Granted the Title of Marquis of Wenwu

[Red Mansion + Soul Penetrating Jia Huan + No System + Photographic Memory + Childhood Development + Imperial Examination + Riding and Shooting War + Machiavellian Strategy + Multiple Female Protagonists] Zhou Yan, a 32-year-old proofreader at a publishing house, died suddenly in front of the computer after staying up late. When he opened his eyes again, he became Jia Huan, the seven-year-old concubine of Rongguo Mansion. In his previous life, he was neither a history professor nor a special soldier. He was just an ordinary person who had been dealing with typos, account pages, and proofs for ten years. His mother-in-law, Aunt Zhao, caused trouble everywhere, and his aunt, Mrs. Wang, treated her with cold eyes. The whole family only recognized the precious jade born from jade. What's more terrible is that he knows that this blazing fire and oil-cooked palace will sooner or later turn white and the earth will be really clean. He has no system, only one more thing: he will never forget the words, account pages and maps he has seen with his own eyes. But memorizing the book does not mean being able to read it; being able to see the moves clearly does not mean being able to draw the ancestral bow. So, he fought back three days of paper and ink from Wang Xifeng, and sat up from the last piece of broken writing in the clan school. He worshiped the great Confucian scholar and practiced archery and horsemanship. At the age of fourteen, he won three yuan in the middle and middle schools. At the age of seventeen, he won the title of Jieyuan. Later, there was a war at the border, and fake military orders threatened to send tens of thousands of soldiers to death. The bastard who could not draw his ancestral bow at that time picked up his sword, mounted his horse, and walked into the Chinese army with his death book. "I don't want the title of the Jia family left by my ancestors." "I want to earn it myself."