The Great Master of Nanming

In fact, the vegetative state in the first chapter is superfluous. It would be better if the protagonist's parents died after failing to start a business, his girlfriend betrayed the protagonist (women are realistic nowadays, many people with successful careers are cuckolds, not to mention that your career failed), and he was alone, addicted to the Internet and died suddenly. In fact, I really don't want to see the protagonist return to the real world in the finale, because the real world is more complicated and there is no history to refer to. The protagonist, an unlucky character, may continue to fail when he returns to the real world. I will revise the first chapter for you, that is, the protagonist's parents died before his business was successful, and then he became depressed because of the death of his parents. Finally, he failed to catch up on his career, and his girlfriend did not take good care of him. Finally, he was kicked out by his partner accidentally. When his girlfriend saw the protagonist's failure, she broke up with him. The protagonist was greatly shocked. Maybe he died suddenly and was cremated! By the way, except for the vegetative state in the first chapter, the other plots are perfect.

Personal guess is that this second lady might not be the biological mother of the male protagonist Zhu Cixiang's mother, Empress Zhou, because the eldest lady Ding (Empress Zhou's biological mother) had the support of the empress's daughter in the Ming Dynasty, so she always suppressed the second lady. The second lady was naturally unhappy with her love rival's grandson. After the Ming Dynasty, the eldest lady Ding committed suicide and committed suicide, so only the second lady was seen and the eldest lady was not seen.

How to run away from Beijing city?

Come on, as long as there is no system.