Grandson of the Red Mansion Emperor

Table of Contents Chapter Name: Grandma Jia, I will take good care of your granddaughter. Before I even clicked on it, I was poisoned to death.

If this is a pure novel about Red Mansions, any name you can give to the author of the royal family is fine, but you are from the Zhu Ming royal family. There are some in history, and even Zhu Yuanzhang told you how to name it. In Zhu Biao's lineage, "Yunwen follows the instructions of his ancestors, the emperor Qinwu wins, it is good luck to follow the road, and the teacher makes good use of Sheng." Then the fire, earth, metal, water and wood, the protagonist is the fifteenth generation grandson, so he should be called Zhu Jichun. Not to find fault, after all, I hope the historical literature can be more rigorous.

This is a nonsense novel. The main character is a great-grandson named Grandma Jia, and she really agreed? ? ? Are you kidding me? When outsiders heard about it, they were probably ready to write a memorial for their meritorious service. The emperor knew that he would not be exiled for three thousand miles. After all, you are disrespecting the emperor, and you have to take it as his mother.

The name Zhu Daozhen does not match the generation given by the emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The generation of Zhu Biao is "Yunwen follows the instructions of his ancestors, the emperor Qinwu wins, it is good to follow the road, and he is a good teacher and makes good use of Sheng." His son is named Zhu Yunwen, and his grandson is named Zhu Wengui. After fire was born from earth, they were not passed down. The name Zhu Daozhen is inconsistent with the generation and the Five Elements. No matter how arrogant the Ming Emperor is, it is impossible to give him this name.

It looks weird. Without cheats, it can't be considered a cool article, nor can it be considered a rigorous article. Without the memory of the original body, the beginning is a mess, and it's a bit self-explanatory.

What is the identity of the protagonist? It's enough to call him "Old Lady"

I think it might not look good

The four books are still level 1, and they are all historical texts. To be honest, I don't know what the author's point is in writing a book.

If Yuanchun is the royal concubine, then you don't need to read this book. The Jia family participated in the rebellion, and it was the rebellion of the protagonist, but the clan was not exterminated. Even if they were let go, they should at least be deprived of their titles, confiscated and exiled, right? Nothing happened, wouldn't Yuanchun become the concubine and finally the queen, right? If this happens, this book will be useless. And don't write too many Yuanchun scenes.

I've read a few chapters and can't stand it anymore, as in the title: 1. A simple article 2. It's not a good article 3. You can figure it out for yourself

It doesn't matter if you make up history, but you can't write something too outrageous. What the hell is Grandma Jia? Which dynasty and which generation of nobles are so proud that they deserve to be called so by the royal family?

I read it and it sounds like it's mentally retarded.

The author is from a female channel, I guess. The article is full of Qiong Yao atmosphere.

If you don't know how to write a book, why don't you write The Red Mansion 😅 I don't want you to write well, at least it's a cool article, right? You are so pure💩

Doesn't the heroine have Jia Mu? Bad review

The writing is good but your plot is terrible. Does the grandson you write look like a grandson? He is more like a licking dog to Yuan Chun. It's really funny that he calls my mother grandma.

The writing is okay, but the plot is nonsense The protagonist is the grandson. It doesn't require much nobleness, but at least a sense of distance. He calls his ministers brothers and brothers, and does not require eunuchs to salute, lick Jia Yuanchun, and call Jia's mother grandma. This is ancient times, and the protagonist is the emperor's grandson.

I was so poisoned just reading the comment section that I didn't even dare to click on the book…

How could the fifteenth generation grandson of the Ming Dynasty be related to the Jia family? The second Duke Jia Ningrong established the foundation with the founding king. Then the second generation is the generation of generation. Jia Dai is good and Jia Dai is Confucian. Then the third generation of writers, Jia Zheng and Shemin, and the fourth generation of jade writers. The fifth generation of grass characters. The emperor has reached the fourteenth generation.

Are the top-notch writers in the studio also eyeing the Red Mansion fandom? There are quite a lot of these highly toxic articles recently.

Judge based on the background of the Red Mansion and the identity of the protagonist. At that time, the country's strength was not bad. The royal family is quite prestigious. As far as the identity of the protagonist is concerned: calling Jia Mu "Old Lady" will make Jia Mu kneel down to thank her. Yuanchun, the original novel of The Red Chamber, almost didn't even seal a concubine. It was only a female official who relied on many connections to become a concubine. At that time, the Jia family was already in ruins and relied entirely on other nobles to give them face.

This is all the people I see criticizing the author. Is it such rubbish? Let me see.

Is this my special code too? I'm so hungry. I don't dare to look at anything.

Why the hell doesn't it have a blocking function? It's so cruel.

This kind of rubbish article can be recommended. Is Qidian charging money? I'm really shocked.

Go to a female channel, this is a male channel! ! !

The article says that the protagonist is the 15th grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, but the second chapter of the article is about complaining to Grandpa Hongwu. When I wrote the article, I didn't even think about it or check that Hongwu was the reign name of Zhu Yuanzhang. There were a total of 16 emperors in the Zhuming Dynasty.

Just look at the monthly ticket and you will know. 1.1 Million words only costs 48 monthly tickets.

It's hard to believe that someone who has read A Dream of Red Mansions can write such a powerful story

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