Good Days in the Dream of the Red Chamber

The apocalyptic fascist army doesn't even have conscription for 8 years old

The protagonist has weak knees and is born to be a slave, which is how we would describe it here.

He used his own merit to help Jia Zheng get promoted. He is such a good slave.

Joining the army at the age of 8? Are you playing, and you can dissolve the three pure things in one breath? ? ? Have fun

I have read a lot of Red Mansions fan fiction, and many of the male protagonists just want to get Xue Baochai, and then they tolerate and wipe their butts with the Xue family. It makes people sick. Other gold hairpins are not fragrant, and they have to praise the Xue family's stinky feet. It is a merchant's family, and ancient scholars, farmers, industry and commerce , the status of a businessman is the lowest. The Xue family, at best, is interested in the protagonist's power, but at worst, the protagonist is a licking dog. He can't live without Xue Baochai. Basically, the other official and supplementary books don't have as much trouble as the Xue family.

This author must have written it randomly! At the age of eight, I worked at the dock, worked as a long-term attendant for another year, and then joined the army! He defeated the enemy army at the age of 13, and the emperor even promised to join the army for five years! The author's mathematics was taught by a physical education teacher, right? Also, joining the army at the age of nine and still being able to serve as a flag officer is too poisonous!

"The Nanny God of the Jia Family" and "I Assisted Jia Baoyu to Become the Emperor in the Red Mansions" Originally, I kneeled down to Mrs. Jia neatly in the early stage, and I said it was to plan the Jia family's love affair. Who would have thought that the protagonist who defeated Jia Zhen was at the peak of his debut, and transformed the Three Pure Ones (the protagonists, Jia Huan and Jia Zong) in one breath. Such an interesting setting was basically the same as nothing later. Who would have thought that the male protagonist, who is a time traveler, invincible in martial arts, and a lord, would happily become Jia Mu's grandson (🐶). He wished he was the grandson of the old lady. No matter how filial you are, can you be better than a big-faced treasure? (Just like the protagonist with snake spirit syndrome in Red Mansion), the Jia family's few pig teammates and the powerful ones got rid of Jia Zhen and Jia She, but Mrs. Jia's mother and Wang didn't even move. The protagonist and two clones are enough to seize power in Ningrong's second house. It's not fun without having a few mothers-in-law on his head to restrain him, right? Jia Mu, Jia Zheng, Mrs. Wang and even the future Jia Baoyu all have negative political IQs. In the future, when they have power, it will be great fun to quietly entertain you with the entertainment of the nine tribes. With the protagonist being so filial, maybe in the future, Mrs. Jia will cry and beg the protagonist's brothers to help protect Jia Baoyu when she becomes emperor. The protagonist will probably be so happy that she rebels, and has to offer her sister with both hands. I don't even know what I wrote about the crucial heroine in the Red Mansion. There is a hammer here and a stick, and there is no real spirit of hard work. Isn't it nice that the three brothers have divided the Jinchai group? Now they are writing about the White Lotus Saint. Maybe a foreign princess will pop up later, so I might as well watch an alternate history.

He joined the army at the age of eight, and commanded the army at the age of thirteen...

The soul is also divided, and one breath transforms the three pure states 🥺 You have such literary talent to write about the prehistoric times.

Has my brain been eaten by zombies?