Dream of the Red Chamber: I Became Jia Lian? Good Thing I Have a System!

I feel that this is the real way to open the Red Mansion. How can you rely on academic achievements to win the emperor's favor? How is it possible that the human emperor just wanted to take away the Four Kings and Eight Dukes, King Jia Shi Xue! If you win within three yuan in a row, it will only make the emperor take action in advance!

The protagonist's men's strength has developed too fast. Only in Chapter 70, his high-end military force has surpassed that of the imperial court, and now he wants to develop technology. And the protagonist's own cultivation relies entirely on adding points. Not only has he never fought at all, but he even has to hide and hide when his subordinates are fighting. He is simply speechless. Maybe the author felt a little uncontrollable, and even found a reason for allegiance to the innate master who had condensed his martial arts will: "Killing to protect the smile of the "male god"". The protagonist's mentality is still a bit like the "prosperity" mentality in the original work. The corresponding imperial court has never been exposed to the Rongguo Mansion, which has experienced a surge in strength and frequent foreign objects. However, the description of the imperial court and social conditions does not indicate that the imperial court's control has become decayed and weak? In general, I feel that the author is so proud that he can no longer hold back. As for the protagonist in chapter 80, by chapter 150, the protagonist may have unified the world.

I wanted to write about Invincible, but I also wanted to write about Red Mansions in detail. Isn't it better to just rush through some worlds? There are still some things to look forward to. I can't stand the follow-up of Invincible. I have a lot of strong people under my command, but I still feel so frustrated. I just gave up and forced to write the plot. You are already exhausted after writing more than a hundred copies in one copy. You are also forced to write Red Mansions.

What does this say? A fifteen-year-old bookworm who can't understand at all. He looks like a stitch monster. He's also trying to trick his wits and stew in chaos.

Is this written to death? So many people were sent to protect Lonely. . . Is this to forcefully change the plot to the original plot?

It becomes more and more unreadable from now on. The author has no idea. The people the protagonist accepts are almost at the sixth level and become gods. The protagonist's strength has not improved at all. He is just doing nothing all day long. The author also arranges for various fifth-level and sixth-level enemies to appear in the world of Red Mansions. You are already indifferent to priority. I don't think it's worth subscribing any more.

If you want to see Red Mansions, you can leave. It's just a red building. It's actually not bad, but it's a bit too self-indulgent. The dialogue between the characters is also very awkward. It's really embarrassing.

It was quite interesting to see that he wanted to accept Li Wan, but he insisted on waiting until she became the sister-in-law's child pregnant with a fake pig, and then he slipped away.

Since you have invested so much in Jia Min, it is unreasonable to die so easily. Hurry up and arrange resurrections such as "Book of the Dead", "Ouija Board", angel skill "Resurrection" etc.

If nothing else, thinking about Jia Min makes me sick.