Seeking Tao Starts from the Red Mansion

Another self-castrated protagonist who doesn't know what to fear, so he can't live an upright life? He has no courage at all. He can be cautious in his dealings, but he can't go too far. He doesn't even dare to make friends and classmates. Everyone he meets seems to have designs on him. He kneels down and licks a rich and powerful person when he sees him. Even though he is a top scholar and has a talent in martial arts, he is still so wretched. The entire text has a petty air. The imperial examination search was to ensure fairness and avoid cheating. According to the author, it seems that the emperor deliberately humiliated scholars. If you put it this way, does the military physical examination also humiliate people? I got the top prize in the exam, but most people didn't take it seriously, even the servants. They knelt down and licked Jia Baoyu for a few dozen taels of silver, made things by themselves, and went into business personally. This is the top pick with the lowest gold content among the novels I have ever read.

In my opinion, it's considered fairy grass. There are a lot of bad things in the Red Mansion. It's better not to participate. If you don't practice immortality, you can still be a womanizer. After you have cultivated immortality, it's enough to find one or two who can look at each other. Others are really not that good. Keep it up. A bookworm of ten years thinks it can be magical.

What follows is just nonsense. The protagonist is admitted to the top exam, but he is still afraid of being suppressed? As the number one scholar, the civil servants of the Manchu Dynasty will take the initiative to protect the protagonist's dignity. They may not have much real power, but high-ranking and noble officials will still recommend the protagonist. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is a little ant and doesn't deserve others to break the rules that benefit him. There are also the number one scholar treating a maid from another family, and Jia Jing's abnormal force value.

I was speechless when I saw the author scolding the emperor because of a body search while taking part in the imperial examination. With his IQ..., It is for the protagonist that the emperor's investigation is strict. Otherwise, he still wants to win the exam despite his identity as the protagonist? Xue Pan has a better chance than the protagonist. The rich and powerful kid has already grabbed all the opportunities. He really can't bear that his IQ is not online, so he takes his leave.

There is no sense of participation at all in your writing of Red Mansion. Even with so many words, you are still entertaining yourself. What about the reasons for the Red Mansion? The key is the girl? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

It was good in the early days, but my hips have been stretched recently. It is understandable that I was weak in the early days and kept a low profile when I was young. But now that my merits and cultivation have gradually matured, there is still no one around me who can control me. It looks like it is very easy to control. Maybe the author thinks that his cultivation is detached and he pays attention to the poisonous points when writing, so that he will not disgust the readers, but the readers will feel it when they take the role. The choice of the protagonist is stupid and disgusting. The conflict of pleasure and hatred is the core of the climax of the web novel. The protagonist cannot act like I have cultivation and confidence, so I don't care. This will seriously lead to readers not having a sense of involvement. Readers are ordinary people. The essence of reading web novels is to pursue a sense of satisfaction. If this is lost, the web novel will lose its luster and the quality will decline.

The previous chapter was okay, but Chapter 69 is really disgusting. You are a top pick and someone else pays you to make ointment. Is this a joke? Why would you take the No. 1 Exam if you want to make money like this? ? As an official, you still have the strength, but if someone pays you to make ointments, that's awesome.

Can the author delete the comments? This comment area is too messy. Newcomers are scared away. People who like to troll are everywhere. Deleting comments is not a shameful thing. It is just to maintain a reader-friendly reading experience. I think this book is quite suitable for my taste, but The comments section is so bad that I have no desire to read any more. There are so many trolls on the Internet now, and an ordinary person can easily be mastered and set the pace. The hostility in the entire comment section is so strong, it is best to rectify it as soon as possible. Finally, cheers to the author.

Not bad, well written! Keep up the good work!

The beginning is good, but the more I read, the more frustrated I become. The top scholar kneels down and licks this and that. I really feel that it is a pity that the book has such a good beginning.

Become a doctor after becoming a Jinshi? Are you sick? Which Jinshi would despise himself and treat others? Anyone who asks scholars to go to the doctor is making enemies with others. That's too stupid.

I could accept it all before, but I became the number one scholar later. After cultivating the golden elixir, I couldn't bear to be complacent about Jia Baoyu's 50 taels of silver. A scholar is not like a scholar, and a cultivator is not like a cultivator.

All I can say is that the latest two chapters are extremely poisonous. The protagonist finally became an immortal, but was killed before the new world. Then he was reborn in the new world and changed his body. Except for the memory, he completely started from 0. Either the author put it there to suppress the protagonist's strength (the immortal begins to suppress the strength. What kind of Zhutianliu do you write? Go write a fast-travel romance novel!), Or someone replaced him and vomited.

Pai Yunzhang is the true love of Red Mansions. The book has Red Mansions. It successfully made me sick. I wrote a novel about seeking martial arts from the heavens and inserted a lot of bullshit. It has nothing to do with the whole plot. It's just the author's own pleasure.

The front part is really good, but the back part looks so weird. The strangest thing is that the dignified scholar went to someone else's house to treat a maid. As soon as the move came, the protagonist was not impressive at all. What is my impression? It feels like the protagonist was raised by the Jia family🐶. The most speechless thing is Jia Jing's handling.

Forcibly read the two-chapter plot. A champion, who has an official position, treats the maid of the Duke of your country. Author, this is ancient times! Besides, if the Duke of Guo is so awesome, why doesn't he find an imperial doctor? What kind of folk doctor should I look for? The imperial doctor said that if you can't cure it, just wait for death. It's a bit far-fetched to say that you are useless. Just say one sentence. The so-called fairies are just nice-sounding maids in the eyes of high-level cultivation and powerful people. They all have a little bit of good fortune and a powerful inheritance. Don't be such a loser. Although the fan fiction forcibly inserts the plot...

The protagonist is already able to walk over walls, but he is still worried about money. If he has the ability, he can grab the money from the villain and the like. Isn't it said that the steward of the Jia family has been greedy for a lot of money, so why not just grab it? The plot of opening your own shop and making money through inventions is the most boring. I guess halfway through, some people were jealous and looking for trouble. They beat the younger ones and the older ones came. It was not pleasant at all.

What to say about this book. Your fairy style is wrong! This is not the cultivator I want to see! Are you a Super Saiyan or a streaking Ultraman? !

This is the first time I saw the emperor in Red Mansion. I will give you all 4 monthly passes.

I've given you the receipt, please charge it to me🤓

Just like the title, there are too many random people inside.