Red Mansion Starts from Liaodong

I hope the new book will be The Red Mansion. I hope the next one will be The Red Mansion. I haven't read that one yet.

Put the characters on the heroine card and arrange the female supporting characters. At present, I feel that Qin Keqing is the main wife, Baochai and Tanchun are both good

The writing is good. Red Mansion has many loyal fans to support it. The author should keep writing.

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The logic of this book is feasible, it is refreshing, and it is not poisonous. It is a rare masterpiece.

I have read a lot of historical time travel novels, and this one is the best. I don't know why many other books like to be very unconventional and introduce some overly advanced things into ancient times. In fact, that is impossible. We can develop firearms and technology and introduce some slightly more advanced ideas. But destroying the Three Cardinal Guidelines and Five Constant Changes, or introducing some particularly modern concepts is very funny. It is completely modern way of dealing with ancient people and things. It is not logical at all. Even dressing up as an emperor will not work! The author of this book has done a good job in this aspect, and it is very comfortable to read. There is no joke like other books that deal with the development of business, the integration of officials and gentry into paying food, industrialization, and clan issues that can be solved in three to five years. I hope the author will continue to work hard and continue to write this book with rigorous logical and self-consistent writing ideas!

Well written, very very well written. It supplements the hidden background story of the Red Mansion , and does not stick to the romance. It breaks out of the pattern of the Red Mansion. The description of the layout in Liaodong made me feel like I was watching "Late Ming" at that time. And with the help of the Red Chamber, it adds a lot of interest to the men's drama, so that the article is not completely trapped in the historical men's struggle for hegemony. A very rare and good article.

I got excited after reading these chapters today. I used the map to make a map of the post-war guerrilla situation and battles in this book. The map is relatively rough and is for reference only (•̀⌄•́)

This book is considered to be the highest level among Red Mansions fans at present. The writing is realistic and the plot is reasonable. Many others are just too stupid and illogical. Give it a thumbs up and give it a thumbs up, author!

Although this is a Red Mansion novel. But the readers who are still reading will definitely like to see you write about war. A fierce battle is going on over there. What Tanchun Reform is written inexplicably? The plot of the protagonist in this book has long gone beyond the so-called house fighting drama in the Jia family. There is really no need to describe a lot of the plot of a concubine playing house in Jia's house, when readers are waiting for the climax of the anti-barbarian war. Personally, I no longer care about what is going on in the Jia Mansion. Now, they can't affect anything at all.

It can only be said that the ending is hasty and unfinished, and it is an unfinished military story disguised as a red building.

There are some things that made me unhappy after reading this book. In my opinion, this book is just a late Ming Dynasty novel wrapped in a red building, so I read it as a historical novel. I have read a lot of articles about the late Ming Dynasty, some of which were on the side of the Ming Dynasty, and some of which were on the side of the rebels. I have also read many historical works. In my opinion, the biggest problem with this book is that the author wants to describe a feudal town gradually becoming self-reliant and then picking peaches and taking over the world. However, the problem is that if the protagonist is the Liaodong vassal in the late Ming Dynasty, the court will not be of any help to you at all. The court's finances have completely collapsed in the Chongzhen year, and you can only rely on your own strength to fight against the Hou Jin Dynasty. The author's political disputes are completely unnecessary. And if it hadn't been for the late Ming Dynasty, there would have been no room for vassal towns to exist under the Ming Dynasty system.

After reading it, I have a few insights. First, the logic is basically smooth and there are not many poisonous points. It is rare to read it in one sitting at a starting point where there are so many bad books. Second, the ending is really bad, rushed, chaotic, anti-human, dehumanizing, and messy. Third, this is not an imaginary web novel about Red Mansions, but a web novel about the rebellion of time-travelers. There is very little plot in Red Mansions, and it is more like using the names of the girls in Red Mansions for the women of the male protagonist.

The writing is quite good. If nothing else, I will continue to follow it. I don't care about the cover-up of the Red Mansion. This is good. Personal personality issues, including being attracted by the name, I can tell it is written by a cover-up. It is almost 5 o'clock. I stayed up to read it. I originally wanted to go to bed at 2 o'clock, so I wanted to read a novel before going to bed, but it was dawn again. I want to complain that some Red Mansions fans are annoyed by it and rarely watch it after they started watching Red Mansions. It's like being forced to watch a palace drama by that bitch, so they don't care about anything. If you sleep, you will die suddenly if you stay up any longer.

Having had enough, Qin Keqing cried and whined every day, either feeling wronged or in tears. Let Tanchun be the heroine. At least the heroine is generous and can hold up the role.

The most interesting thing about this book is that the protagonist, apart from being like a time traveler at first, is basically assimilated after establishing his career in Jinzhou. His way of doing things is no different from that of the ancients. From the time he established his career in Jinzhou, for so many years, the civil servant talents cultivated by the protagonist are still based on Confucian philosophy, but it is separated into a military school, and most of the students in the school are military children. In terms of industry, it has always been a handicraft workshop. Even if you say you take it seriously, you still take it seriously. Even if you say you take it seriously, you don't care much at all. The biggest advantage of the foundation established by the protagonist is that the first batch of entrepreneurs are still alive, and the other institutional structures are no different from those of Zhou next to him. There is no need to ask for an agrarian revolution at this time, because the big local landowners are dead. Let's start cultivating natural science talents. You have a group of priests under your command. Formulate corresponding teaching materials and train a generation of people. It will be no problem to run a steel mill in the future. After all, Benxi, Anshan is a good place, but the protagonist cannot see the action, is very satisfied with the current state, and always wants to start everywhere, but do you have enough strength?

Lao Nu's final offensive is over (•̀⌄•́) A brief diagram of the post-war situation

If this book is not unfinished, it can be regarded as a masterpiece among Red Mansion fans.

I wouldn't watch it without Wang Xifeng as the heroine

It's up to you whether to accept Grandma Liu or not. It's pointless not to accept it.

Don't be happy, it breaks away from the endless whining of ordinary Red Mansion novels about my family's shortcomings, and truly presents a heart-stirring heroic story.

Brothers, Red Mansion is here to see the garden. This book does not look like a garden play. Who can tell me whether this book is biased towards war and politics?

I always feel that the ending is still a bit petty. You have already participated in the great voyages in the late Ming Dynasty. You can't entrust your sons overseas yet, but they are all gathered here on the mainland waiting for internal fighting.

The unexpected feeling is well written, without being trapped in a crowd of women. It just feels like you are borrowing the skin of Hong Lou, and it has nothing to do with Hong Lou, but it doesn't matter, as long as it looks good, keep up the good work!

I had followed this novel before, but then I felt that the author's erotic content was a bit like a dog in heat, so I gave up on it.

Who is the successor? Qin Keqing's son? Or is it the blood of the Jia family? This would be a great way to conquer the country and work for the remnants of the previous dynasty. If we don't destroy the old forces, we will still be a short-lived dynasty.

Didn't you see the key points in dozens of chapters? It's all about building relationships. If the military's combat effectiveness is low, it's useless for you to build relationships, right? If you go to the battlefield, you will die. If you don't go to the battlefield, you will have no merit in battle, and it goes against the protagonist's ideas? The point is to train the army and then go to the battlefield

In the end, it is the transformation from a noble to a chaebol. Isn't this the low-profile template of a beautiful country?

I started as a shopkeeper in Jinling, but my subsequent development was not like that of a shopkeeper. As a senior businessman, I also had some background, and there was a smooth sailing boat to go north without carrying goods. Whether the goods from Jiangnan were brought to Beijing or Shenyang, the profit would at least be doubled several times.

I actually renewed the subscription and read them all to the latest chapters. I feel pretty good.