Dream of the Red Chamber: The Rise of a Concubine-Born Son

This is so beautiful. It jumps out of Yingying Yanyan, opens up the situation externally, and the positioning pattern suddenly rises. The man gains wealth and honor immediately, and his values ​​​​are also established. Speaking of which, men are really not good at house fighting. They take advantage of the general situation and destroy everything, which is refreshing to watch.

I feel that the golden finger is set too high, and it makes the protagonist feel a little aggrieved. It is obviously a golden finger that summons soldiers to overthrow the dynasty by fighting and slaughtering all directions, but the protagonist chooses to play political battles with civil servants. Can you beat them? The Son of Heaven is the one who has strong soldiers and horses. Anyone who doesn't surrender will be killed without mercy. Even a prosperous dynasty can be defeated alive by pushing him all the way. I don't understand what the protagonist is afraid of?

The front is not convex and the back is not curved, matchstick and jade, ridiculous and ridiculous

Can you please stop pushing this kind of garbage on me?

The whole army was surrounded and the soldiers were fighting hand to hand. The author told me that some people were running away as deserters, but they were able to escape. Is it still called being surrounded on all sides and fighting hand to hand? I was so impressed that I picked out 3 bedrooms and 1 living room.

Fake Baoyu was one of the reasons for the downfall of the Jia family. He cheated all the unmarried sisters. Considering the social situation at that time, these sisters were all high-quality women and important resources for family marriage. There was a sister who was a royal concubine in the family, and it was a dual-marriage family. Not to mention marrying equally, having a newly promoted Jinshi of the second rank was considered a promotion, and wealthy merchants from all over the country wanted money to choose them. This was considered an grievance. Three sisters got married and sold it for five thousand taels. No good results came from becoming a monk. One of the reasons why no one is willing to marry or is willing to marry a good man is that Feng Ping was killed. In a feudal era, Jia Baoyu, an adult man, hung out with a group of adult women. The family reputation was that the two stone lions at the door were clean. Who wants to marry a daughter-in-law with a slutty Feng Ping? Xungui is not willing, neither is the new Jinshi, nor is the wealthy businessman.

A new genre from the starting point: the protagonist is mentally retarded.

Collecting posts, I want to create two new character cards, Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai. Do you have any suggestions in terms of appearance? Welcome to post pictures! The hard-working author is asking for pictures online!

The most valuable and cheapest thing in feudal society is loyalty. Why do the founding emperors basically like to kill heroes? Why in feudal society, except for the founding emperor, the army degenerated rapidly in the later period, and the turban came to power. Do you think the emperors are all fools? Let me tell you, the IQs of the emperors who can securely sit on the throne are far higher than those of everyone here. We all know that complete control of the army means complete control of power. Do you think they don't understand this truth? In the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, some people blatantly said that the emperor was a man with strong soldiers and horses. In the final analysis, it is the human heart, which is the hardest to control. The emperors deliberately fragmented the military power and the literati suppressed the generals, otherwise they would not sleep well. Even the founding emperor would do this for the sake of future generations. Pig's feet can summon an absolutely loyal army. That's right, the capital of the emperor. In the end, the pig's trotters in this book did not take their most precious foundation of foothold seriously, and went to kneel and lick all kinds of things. This kind of absolutely loyal army can make the emperor jealous to the point of jealousy. Hasn't it been since ancient times that hiring people considers loyalty first and then considers ability? Do you still want me to say this? Such a big golden finger, alas!

I'm not a person who likes to complain, but when I see the protagonist walking around in the capital with such heavily armored guards every day, I really can't help it. Private possession of armor has always been a red line for feudal rule from the Qin and Han dynasties to the Ming and Qing dynasties. Tang law seems to stipulate that concealing three pieces of armor is a death sentence. Many ancient rebellions were mostly charged with concealing armor. Even though you have a riding and slashing system, you can't turn this world with a Chinese background into a game world, right?