The Dragon King's Son-in-Law

After 15 years, I came back to read it. Is the author still writing articles now? I miss it so much!

It's been ten years since I read Jiang Da's first article, and I probably won't come back to continue writing. It's such a pity. The stories and characters in every Jiangda article are impressive. I always come back to read them from time to time when I have a literary shortage. I miss the days when I updated every night.

I thought CP was the real Dragon King, I was blind and ignorant

Master Jiangzhou Lingjiao is good at portraying various good and evil characters, especially Gongjun. Mr. Fang is elegant, but his method of taking down Qin Liyan's parents in the end is a complete villain. Lord Shangshu is elegant and gentle, but he deceived Song Lin, deceived his uncle, used his position to promote Xu Jin to suppress Luo Zan, and massacred the rebel government on the Dragon Boat Festival. These methods are not aboveboard. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince is cold and powerful, and has been invading other planets for the sake of the race's peace of mind. Strictly speaking, he does not fully meet the definition of a gentleman. Mr. Geng Qingrang in "The Most Beautiful Love Is Ambiguity" is perhaps the most upright Gong Jun in Jiang Da's works. Personally, I feel that there are a large number of villains in "The Son-in-Law of the Dragon King", from the protagonist to the supporting roles to the supporting actors. Except for Kong Yu, they are all villains. Mr. Jiang Qihong, the second assistant, suddenly overturned my thirty-year view of villains, which was an eye-opener for me. Let's start with the supporting cast. The old censor was a dim-witted official who lost his composure in playing with things, but he was probably also a smart official who protected himself prudently. Anyway, he was not a good official. When he saw an official robbing a girl in the street, he actually walked by carrying a birdcage. Such officials are of no benefit to the people at all and are just scoundrels. Qiao Chen is even more of a villain. He is a low-ranking gangster in the world. He is also addicted to gambling, bullies the weak and fears the strong, and sells money for his own benefit. Kong Qi is a prodigal who lost all his family fortune as soon as he appeared on the scene. Never did anything good from beginning to end. The general who defends the city is not a good person. The soldiers under him are all wolves, tigers and leopards. They say what kind of general leads what kind of soldiers. It seems that he himself is not a good person. I still remember that when Long Mu asked him to lead troops to capture Luo Feng at the edge of the Grand Canal, he took 10,000 taels of silver notes and gave them to the general who was guarding the city. He seemed to be a corrupt official. I despise Cheng Haodong even more. He was a sleazy, stingy person, divorced his wife decisively to protect himself, and sold Luo Feng when he saw that he had lost power. There were no good officials in Yangzhou, so they plundered grain and silver from Long Mu. The master is also a villain, and his most common idea is to glance at the censor's office next door. Then when Long Mu sold his fame, he was the actual implementer. Not to mention the three brothers of the Jiang family, one is greedy for money, one is lustful, and the other is addicted to gambling. Even Jiang Qihong's stepmother was not a kind person. In order to prevent her daughter-in-law from having a higher title than her own, she actually agreed to Jiang Qihong not to marry a wife, which was selfish. When the members of the Jiang family heard that Jiang Chu was going to adopt a child, the first thing they thought of was Jiang Chu's status as the clan leader, his title of duke and marquis, his position as deputy minister in the cabinet, and his wealth. Only Father Jiang is relatively decent in the Jiang family, but he seems to be a weak person. Let's talk about the supporting roles. Kong Yu is relatively upright, while Luo Feng is a villain. Luo Feng was corrupt and broke the law and sold salt for private purposes. He had a lot of gold and silver in his house. He used the property and land deeds of the Kong family to force Kong Yu to submit. He also beat Qiao Chen and threw him into the river until he was dead. Finally, let's talk about the protagonist. Is Long Mu decent? I can't see it. Long Mu came to Yangzhou to become an official just to make a fortune. He sold his fame, extorted salt merchants, blackmailed Luo Feng, formulated various tax policies to rob the people, arrested Jiang Chu all over the city, and then caused trouble and disturbed the people. He took it for granted that he did these things without any psychological burden. By the way, he also stole gold from the Zhenjiang prefect. Okay, I finally wrote about my favorite Tsusuke-sama. Mr. Tsusuke is gentle, elegant, funny, personable, and wise. He was calm and calm in everything he did. He only has Long Mu in his eyes, and he is always affectionate. However, Lord Tsusuke is not a gentleman, but a down-to-earth villain who is full of charm. Throughout the book, everyone except Long Mu was suppressed by him. Throughout the book, everyone, including Long Mu, was plotted by him. He took away the Kong family's property. He used shady means to harm Qiao Chen, Cheng Haodong, Kong Yu, Kong Qi... He knew that his eldest brother was greedy for money, but he still handed over the financial power to him; he knew that his second brother was lustful, but he still allowed him to marry one after another; he knew that his fourth brother was addicted to gambling, so he gave him money and gambling equipment. He even plotted against his stepmother and biological father, especially his father, who planned the plot from the beginning of the novel until the end and finally tricked his father into agreeing to him not marrying a wife. He takes an eccentric approach to everything he does, but the consequences of everything he does are good. He rectified the officialdom of Yangzhou. He completed all the preparations for the Queen Mother's birthday, and the people got a lot of money and rice (the rice was from their own family, not a penny was confiscated, and it was all given away). He uncovered the illegal sale of official salt. Does the court like such an official? I think he likes it. He has purged officials and done practical things. The common people should also like it and get benefits. Businessmen don't like him, and corrupt officials don't like him either, but these people themselves are not good people either. Yu Gong, he is a good official. Personally, he is a good husband. For himself, he is a winner in life. Such a villain is full of personal charm. I have read all the novels written by adults, and I think "The Son-in-Law of the Dragon King" is the most profound one. A chronicle of Jiangnan customs, a book about a gathering of villains, a warm love story, and a charming character who subverted my three views. After reading this novel, I was in a daze for half an hour. I thought a lot and learned a lot. Thank you, sir.

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