
Dream of the Red Chamber: Starting as a Concubine’s Son
红楼从庶子开始
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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There are nearly 300 chapters and you don't even have the honor of being a civil servant. What are you doing here? You're just pretending to be cool, putting out fires, and so on, showing off your abilities. The emotional line is also a mess. Apart from receiving a flat income, there is nothing else. Sister Lin has not decided yet. As for Baochai, let alone Baochai, you better stop writing and find a class quickly. It's not that I have never seen people who write Red Mansions imperial examination essays. First This is the first time I have seen such a slow progress. The scholar next door to the Red Mansion has married two people and they are all working as officials. You are still white. Although the heroine does not have Baochai, her writing is better than yours. Not to mention you, who is always aggrieved all the way. It's not like I haven't read other bastard novels.
There is no need to write about Jia Huan's treatment in such a miserable way. Even if Wang Xifeng had some courage, he would not dare to give Jia Huan bad food. Speed up and write the imperial examination, get up and be awesome
The Nine Times Nine of Red Mansion all uses the concubine as the main character. I really don't understand. Can you writers not be able to tell the difference between the legitimate son and the concubine? Otherwise, in ancient times, the son of a concubine, no matter how capable he was, was not as capable as the legitimate son. Guan family inheritance is stable.
I don't understand why he is so targeted at Jia Huan. As a concubine, what can he argue with Baoyu? Although Baoyu is the legitimate son, the title of Rongguo Mansion has nothing to do with Baoyu and Baoyu. It is impossible for him to seize the title. The rest is nothing but property and the like. But how old is the protagonist? Is it necessary to target him? In ancient times, the premature death rate was commonplace.
The Beginning of Douluo Summons the Six Paths of Pain
Ye Chen travels through Douluo, summons Payne's Six Paths at the beginning, beats the Shrek Seven Monsters, establishes the Xiao organization in Douluo, recruits Zhu Zhuqing, Hu Liena, Xie Yue, and Qian Renxue to join the Xiao organization, destroys the Tang Sect, and kills Yu Xiaogang. Book title: The Beginning of Douluo Summons the Six Paths of Pain, just click in to read it.
Written by Seven Years Old and put on shelves. . . No wonder no one is watching! ! Brother, don't you know how old seven is? Kindergarten is a large class, up to first grade. If it doesn't work, you can squat at the door of a kindergarten and take a look.
I'm really speechless. The character creation is a mess. You have to know that the protagonist is not only a graduate student in the new century, but also knows some situations in the world of Red Mansions (such as Sister Feng's loan sharking, etc.). He has been teased several times, and even his mother Zhao Niang died because of it! The author's explanation for this is that the protagonist is trapped by "filial piety", so why can't Wang Xiang and Min Ziqian learn from it? Not only can it perfectly solve the problem of "unfilial piety", but it can also turn the other party into "unkind"! What's more, you have external forces like the Seventh Prince and King Beijing! There is also the former mountain chief of Diecui Academy. This mountain chief admires the protagonist very much. Baba went to the clan school and chatted for a long time with Jia Dairu, who was only a boy, just to poach him. You must know that this Academy Chief was a Jinshi, and he was also a great Confucian who was full of economics! "Every provincial examination or even the general examination will always have students who win the exams," the academy said. I didn't dare to imagine how big the connections and energy of this academy were. The protagonist even gave up on entering the academy. I really wanted to call him a fool! "Shen Sheng died inside, and Chong Er was safe outside." Even if he couldn't directly confront Mrs. Wang, Wang Xifeng and others, wouldn't he temporarily escape and wait for the opportunity? There is a saying "I am not strong yet, I will change when I am strong"! Isn't it a good way to enroll in an academy? Besides, Mrs. Wang wants to add "unfilial" to you. As long as the mountain leader says "Jia Huan is filial" to you, who dares to say that the protagonist is unfilial? You must know that not everyone can be called a "Great Confucian". These "Great Confucians" are knowledgeable and directly control the interpretation of classics. They not only control "public opinion", but also have strong connections and high social status. In some dynasties, even the emperor had to make concessions to them. If they say your character is corrupt, then you will die directly from society; if they say you have a noble character, then you are a moral model, and Mrs. Wang cannot attach the label of "unfilial piety" to you. The protagonist can also start from Jia Lian to manipulate Wang Xifeng (to use usury, Wang Xifeng must be directly crucified, instead of not being crucified like in the book). The protagonist in the book is like this. Have you never heard of Wu Zetian killing her daughter in "New Book of Tang"? What kind of archeology graduate student is that? Find a woman to seduce Jia Lian (you can even arrange for someone who is already pregnant) and then she becomes pregnant, and then use some means to hint that she is pregnant with a boy (such as eating more sour food, women dreaming about it, buying doctors, etc.), And then secretly reveal it to Wang Xifeng, and then the child is gone (of course it can be done by Sister Feng or not, as long as everyone is suspicious, because she can do it with her methods). Jia Lian didn't have a son. Now that he finally had a "son", Wang Xifeng killed him. In addition, he was not allowed to take concubines to other women, and his methods were ruthless and shocking. The protagonist could even help spread the word. In addition to usury, etc., Wang Xifeng's fate was to be divorced directly. Be despicable and find someone with "flower-willow disease" to seduce Jia Lian. Jia Lian then passes it on to Sister Feng and so on (Jia Lian covets Ping'er around the protagonist, and neither of them is a good person). Anyway, there are many methods, so I won't go into them because of the limited text. I really don't understand what the author is thinking. This protagonist can be said to be a complete mess. Not only can he not protect himself, but he is constantly being lectured and set rules. His food is only "leftovers", his butt is slapped several times in vain, and he also killed his own mother, Aunt Zhao. I feel really aggrieved when I see this.
Good guy, this is the first time I've seen a time traveler who couldn't protect his family and sacrificed his own mother to heaven.
I wrote more than 200 chapters without even avenging my mother. What a beast.
The progress is too slow. You will know what is written just by reading the title. From now on, you only need to read the title and not the content. You have to add something else. Otherwise, who will subscribe to the shelves?