[Dream of the Red Chamber] I Only Want to Be a Dandy

This novel will be moving behind the paywall this Friday, starting from Chapter 40. Mwah! After being reborn, Second Master Jing only wants to be a carefree good-for-nothing. But to be a proper good-for-nothing, first he has to cure his older brother Jia Fu's illness, give that son who had an affair with his father's wife a good beating, make amends to the daughter and daughter-in-law he neglected, and keep the neighboring Rongguo Mansion in line so they don't cause trouble. Jia Xiaojing, aspiring good-for-nothing: Quick, bring me my birdcage! Your young master is going to live the carefree life! They say Second Master Jing of Ningguo Mansion in the capital is a bit of an idiot. Nobody knows why he walks the streets every day with a birdcage in hand, patrolling even more diligently than the guards of the Five City Military Command. Jia Fu: Little brother, are you sure you're being a good-for-nothing? You look more like an idiot. Come back and study properly with your big brother. Why is it so hard to be a good-for-nothing? P.S.: 1. The Jia matriarch and the second branch are portrayed negatively. 2. If the protagonist isn't any good, then the foolish author must have written him badly. 3. You can also check out my completed novel, [Dream of the Red Chamber] The First Lady's Transmigration-into-a-Book Red Envelope Group. 4. New novel: This Qing Dynasty Storyline Has Gone a Little Off the Rails. Please add it to your collection. After transmigrating as Kangxi's seventh daughter, who died young, Wuyunzhu finds that her full brother is none other than the future Yongzheng Emperor. Her future sugar daddy is right in front of her. Of course she has to cling to him tightly! But Wuyunzhu remembers from historical records that her brother and mother supposedly didn't get along very well. For the sake of her future, she decides to subtly improve their relationship. However, Wuyunzhu realizes that something seems a little off. Empress Xiaoyiren and Consort De are said to be sworn enemies who never set eyes on each other. So why do they call each other