The Marquis’s Illegitimate Son

They are already under the command of the Jinyi Guards, and they are still being threatened by a white person from the second room. It is really disgusting. With so many spies, why not just find someone to pretend to be a gangster looking for trouble and take the opportunity to kill the second house?

I was a little confused: didn't the title pass to the legitimate son? Even if it wasn't the legitimate son (unless he didn't have a son), it didn't seem to have anything to do with the second wife, right? Even if he is adopted to his mistress, his son must be old enough to be called his legitimate son. In layman's terms, the legitimate son is the eldest son, the eldest son of the first wife. Therefore, in ancient times, the legitimate son was the source of confidence. Also, the enemies become weak as soon as they meet the protagonist, killing hundreds of them (a month ago they almost couldn't defeat a girl)

It draws lessons from Red Mansions, but it also has its own connotations, including inner houses, court struggles, its own rules for doing things, and perfect logic. It is a rare good book. I hope the author can complete the creation.

It's funny to see what you posted. In ancient times, there were first the concubines, and then the elders and younger ones. Other concubines could never compete with the head wives. In ancient times, how many concubines were directly beaten to death by the head wives when the head of the family was not at home? Who would dare to reveal the concubine lineage and fight for the throne while the head wives and legitimate sons were still there? Intention, is it difficult to suppress and kill you? Isn't it normal for an accident to happen? You are a bastard, and if you reveal your intention, you will be killed. Even if the head of the family knows it, he will not investigate it. This is ancient times. As for the second wife and the like, everyone can just treat it as a joke. The more prestigious the family in ancient times, the more hierarchical it was.

Does the author take the so-called filial piety too seriously? Only in peacetime did the civil service system emphasize filial piety. What is it now? In troubled times, you are still a warlord. Do you need to care too much about your relatives? Your subordinates follow you for promotion and wealth, not for the so-called filial reputation of protection? Liu Bang told everyone in the world that he would cook and kill his father and take a piece of the pie for himself. Did any of his men betray him? The one who accused him? Did Li Shimin, who killed his brothers, forced his own father, and would die if he did not abdicate, have any of his subordinates rebel? And those relatives? Why does Xue continue to seek death? Who else, your biological father, can make the protagonist a little more afraid? You are not afraid that your second aunt died inexplicably?

In history, has anyone ever asked Dong Zhuo for money, or has anyone ever asked Hengwen for money? Have you asked Cao Cao for money? A vegetarian with hundreds of thousands of troops in his hand, afraid of this or that all day long? In troubled times, the gun is king. If you don't obey, you will side with the emperor. With hundreds of thousands of troops in hand, you can live like a little daughter-in-law every day.

The protagonist's political struggle is too childish, and he either doesn't take action or does it with thunderous force. If the protagonist is unable to kill the Wang family or let him go, it will only let Zhejiang officials see the protagonist's indecision and give them a sense of precaution and rallying. What if the Wang family breaks into pieces during this period and bribes soldiers to escape? In addition, the protagonist asked those Zhejiang Party officials to report to the group to do nothing? The protagonist can't touch the Wang family, and how many fringe families can't be touched? The only way to win over a group of people is to divide and disintegrate. Not everyone has the confidence of the Wang family, but look at what the protagonist is doing, sitting at home, doing nothing? Waiting for the Wang family to unite the entire Zhejiang Party to fight against it. The protagonist's politics are really at the kindergarten level. If this kind of person does not lose his head, I can only say that the author helped the protagonist to open a reverse cheat, forcibly lowering the opponent's IQ and lowering his intelligence.

After reading Chapter 80, I personally feel that the copying of Huihui Ming, Red Mansion, etc. Is particularly fake. Personal feeling 😥

The author is from the Song Dynasty, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, Dream of Red Mansions made a Northeastern cooking, the old recipe has a new taste! The author is so talented. Come on, author. I will subscribe to read it.

The author's writing style is childish, bringing many modern thoughts and ideas into ancient times, and the results are neither fish nor fowl. The protagonist was so high-profile when he was a bastard that he wished he could write "Kill me" on his head. I don't know how many so-called genius bastards were killed in this way in ancient times. Do you think the party struggle and political struggle of the high-profile Cao Chong died are too childish. It is written like a kindergarten hegemony. It is really a poisonous weed. The poison has been tested.