The Fake Bastard Son of the Jia Family

It was really difficult for Cheng Jia to forgive his concubine and find his way out. Half of his body was buried under the weight of a filial piety, and his head was basically buried in the soil if he was a legitimate concubine. If you want to get ahead, you have to deal with Jia Sheng, Jia Zheng, Jia Lian, otherwise the Jia family will suffer a little bit of profit but not a lot of misfortune.

There are distinctions between concubines and concubines, order of superiority and inferiority, and filial piety comes first

Do you accept the two stone lions at the entrance of Ningguo Mansion?

The protagonist is also a god. The soap was betrayed by Sister Feng's servants, the fake jade was betrayed by Jia Yun, the love novel was betrayed by Jia Baoyu, the Yin Xue Pan was betrayed by Jia Qin, and the white face was betrayed by Jia Rong. Although the protagonist was betrayed over and over again, the protagonist just did not change, he was innocent, he just believed in others without reservation, and he had to leave a trail in everything he did.

This is a lower status than a bastard, and a bastard who is born into a family is still innocent. If you are born in a brothel, you really have no future in taking the imperial examination. You can only go to the border and fight with your life. Because if you are admitted to the imperial examination, you will be asked about your family background and motherhood. Even if you pass the exam, the emperor will consider these things when he appoints you as an official, let alone marriage. Basically, no good wealthy family will consider you. Moreover, it is too slow to upgrade in reading, and it is even slower to upgrade in Hanlin.

Can a little cleverness save Jia's family? Even if you get the top prize, you won't be able to save him, unless you take control of the military. The decline of the Jia family has nothing to do with the depravity of the Jia family. It is just that the backer died. The emperor wanted to reduce the power of the nobles and wanted the money of the Jia family. This was a game between imperial power and the nobles. Including Cao Xueqin's family, it was only after the death of his patron Kangxi that Yongzheng was short of money for the war that he found a reason to raid the Cao family. It's understandable that female readers are politically retarded, but men can't understand it after watching Red Mansions. They think that getting a job title and rectifying the style of the Jia family will prevent the Jia family from being copied. It can only be said that their horizons are only as big as sesame seeds, just like the housewives in the Qing Dynasty who only focused on trivial things in the backyard.

The style of this book is really like the fictional harem history of TVB that was popular in the past few years. The protagonist is betrayed and wronged all the way to arouse the readers' emotions, but there is no revenge. This kind of book should be distributed on TVB or Tomato. No one in Qidian would like to read this type of book.

It's a bit ridiculous. You, a bastard of unknown origin, would have been killed or sent away long ago. In ancient times, where bastards were so particular about bastards, there were plenty of ways to mess with you, even if you were clever and clever.

I don't understand why we have to save Jia's family.

I have just read more than 70 chapters. This protagonist is a bit like Jia Rui, the protagonist of the author's previous book. He acts and speaks in a sloppy and confusing manner, and is not crisp and clear at all. The previous book was a bit disgusting, but this one is a bit more interesting. I barely finished the last one, but if this one still feels like that, I might as well give up on it.