My Life in the Story of the Stone

The author also vindicated Jia Mu! Jia Mu cannot be cleansed. The root cause of the decline of Rongguo Mansion lies in Jia Mu. The eldest son who should be the head of the family is forced to let the second child take charge of the house. There are not many people in the first place. If the concubines and concubines are not well nurtured, it will be fine. The legitimate sons and grandsons are not cultivated. The family has bullied the master and favors his personal maid (Lai). The original work clearly expresses that apart from caring about Baoyu and only caring about his own "Lego", what else can be done to clean up?

That's ridiculous. Someone who has conflicts with the Jia family makes a contribution and benefits Jia Yuanchun. Can such a person become the emperor?

Can Zhou Rui's family wash it? Don't you know about Leng Zixing? Don't you know what Mrs. Wang did? Can being the "general manager" of Mrs. Wang's dowry be a good thing?

Even if you don't get married with the same surname, are you still part of the same family?

See Chapter 46. The fighting part up front was okay. When I started licking Jia Jia, I felt so sick that I felt like vomiting. People kicked you out, and everyone bullied you, but you still went to give them gifts. Reading novels is for pleasure. What are you writing about? Can't even see it listed. I have read those few novels before, and they were pretty good, basically passable. What is written here now? Even after he was hooked, he would lick this and that. It's all gone if I don't see it being put on the shelves.

Why do you keep whitewashing the Jia family? To be honest, except for some women in the Jia family, there are no good men in the Jia family. It is best to let them go to hell.

The heroine Jia Yuanchun? ? Then the pig's feet were side branches, and then they had incest? ? ?

The latest Daiyu and the others entered the study. What did the author think? The most important room for daily use in ancient wealthy families was the study. How could it be possible that no one was watching, and it was still a fifth-grade family. You can't even protect the privacy of your study. Are you kidding me, author?

The chapter about removing one's meritorious service is ridiculous!

After reading the first ten or twenty chapters, I got a headache. It can be seen that the author wants to highlight the stupidity and unreliability of the Jia family, but it is too poisonous. The previous conflict with the shopkeeper was to introduce cheats, so I won't mention this. Then from the explanation of why this happens, something is obviously wrong. 1. Being beaten by a noble slave at the door. Although this felt outrageous at first, it was okay because you wrote that you could not become a martial artist in the past, but the problem was that you gave the protagonist the identity of a scholar later. It suddenly felt outrageous. A slave beating a scholar... Does he dare? 2. Butler Lai is arrogant and domineering when he meets the protagonist. This writing is even more outrageous. Although there are children of the Jia family who are also called Grandpa Lai, what is the situation of the protagonist? Lai knows that the protagonist is a scholar and immediately takes him to meet Jia Zhengchu, who likes to read, but he still chooses to make a big mockery... It is simply outrageous. With the Jia family's servants being accustomed to flattering and suppressing others, and the Lai family's strong looks at the Jia family for so many years, it is appropriate to compliment him first and then ridicule him when he knows that the protagonist has been deprived of his fame. 3. Although I know that the protagonist deliberately highlights the conflict with the Jia family, no one in the Jia family looks down on the protagonist (including the fake and serious Jia Zheng). Then Feng Tang inexplicably led the protagonist to join the army. Don't talk about ancient times, even now the influence of clans and clans is still very strong. What's more, since the Jia family has inquired about the incident, they can always know that the protagonist lived in an inn that paid 500 mosquitoes a day for half a month. In this case, he is still a poor relative from Jinling? Feng Tang wants to bring up a descendant of the Jia family... Is it possible that he doesn't need to tell the Jia family? (He only met the protagonist for the first time, but he has a good relationship with the Jia family.