
Transmigrating into the Red Chamber: The Jia Family’s First-born Son by a Concubine
穿越红楼:贾府第一庶子
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Those who are reborn in the Jia family of Red Mansion are only of the same age as Jia She and Jia Zheng, so studying is useful. If you are of Jia Baoyu or Jia Rong's generation and are about the same age or younger than them, studying will not save you. The only way out is to join the army. When studying, you must pay attention to reputation. Mrs. Wang, you will not be able to get through with Mrs. Jia. Reputation and filial piety will suppress you, and there is no time. The only way out is to join the army
Severe abuse of the owner
The past twenty or thirty chapters are really about forcibly torturing the protagonist, just for the sake of torturing, without any logic, the characters are seriously demoralized, and they forcibly create contradictions. Is this screening readers? Farewell!
After reading Chapter 15, the time traveler without Golden Finger is like a serial dog!
A common wife is actually a concubine. It is better to find a reason to share the same house, so that there is no conflict with the original wife, and the married woman can also be regarded as the wife. A plain wife is just a concubine to put it nicely. Also, the protagonist of this book is either being picked on or on the way to being picked on. It all depends on some people mindlessly finding trouble with the protagonist to advance the plot, one after another.
What should I say about this article? You can't read it with your head in mind. First of all, the description of the ancient imperial examinations is a mess, and secondly, it makes a common mistake. The world of Dream of Red Mansions is set in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the clan society is a cannibalistic system. The protagonist uses modern eyes to deal with ancient things and still lives well. This is nonsense. The last person in his 20s could become a cabinet bachelor. There was no precedent in history. He Shen was promoted very quickly, and he was already in his 30s when he became a bachelor.
The male protagonist has such a strong relationship with Prince Qing, why do everyone in the Jia family still dare to bully him? Why is the male protagonist still living in such a miserable state? This is unscientific. In the original Dream of Red Mansions, a prince's subordinate came to Jia Zheng to ask for an actor that the prince liked, and Jia Zheng was so frightened that he almost beat Jia Baoyu to death for fear of offending the prince. Why is it that the male protagonist in this book is so close to Prince Qing? Why is it that people like cats and dogs who can't stand up to the stage still dare to stay with the male protagonist? For example, if you have a close relationship with the chairman of the company as brothers, how dare the employees in the company go against you? Your section chief and department head still want to kill you?
Although it is common practice for Red Mansion fans to slander the Jia family, being kicked out of the Jia family genealogy and writing about no taboos, living a happy life, is really a bit poisonous. The power of the patriarchal system in that era was so trivial. A prince did nothing, and the protagonist was the twenty-four filial nanny. It was too much.
Does the author have an outline? It was written purely for disgusting people, no matter how disgusting it is.
People from the Xungui family can't get ahead by studying. The Xungui group doesn't recognize you, and the civil service group doesn't care about you. Lin Ruhai married Jia Min and died in Yangzhou. The civil officials don't care about you, so your death will be in vain.
Are Jia Cong and Yuan Chun the same age? It could be a little more outrageous