Red Mansion Knife Shop

The swordsmanship is supposed to be about martial arts, but now I can't see it at all! ! ! Are there any system cheats yet to be arranged? See the confusion? Most importantly, how many years would you like to travel back in time? Without a system, the best way out is to go to sea or abroad! ! ! There is a system, it is invincible, just write whatever you want! If the golden finger is weaker, it would be best to branch out into sects! The Jia family doesn't care whether they live or die! If Jin Chai can save him, take action! ! !

This book is about family fights, the court, the world, gods, and the love between children. You can't control the author.

To be honest, it's getting more and more boring later on, with transnational shipping and the basic industrial revolution. The next step was to handle cases again, and they were handled again and again, and every time they handled the case, it became like counterinsurgency. There are thousands of people at every turn, and the entire officialdom has become a rebel. The entire government has become a sieve, and this emperor can't do it either. Are you going to write about pig's feet?

It's okay, I can barely watch it, but it's very unreasonable for a little kid to escape like this. The timeline is set too early, and Lin Daiyu hasn't entered Jia's house yet. The rest of the book is probably going to be very slow. I hope the progress can be faster. There are still ten years before the protagonist Daiyu and the others have grown up. Thinking about it, I feel like I won't be able to catch up on the book later.

The book about Jia Cong really doesn't have hundreds of thousands of words, so I can't read it.

It was still good before it was put on the shelves. It is rare to be able to write about all three men in the big house. The only flaw is that Lin Daiyu doesn't look much like her. Although it's understandable, it's really too lackluster. After it was put on the shelves, the biggest problem now is that Gaowu has not yet been established, so it is necessary to introduce immortals. It feels that it has increasingly nothing to do with the name of the swordsmanship... Not only the sword has become a sword, but the martial arts has become an immortal... According to the average level of the starting point, it will be easy to fail in the future! The author has at least written martial arts well, and nothing else 😥

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Is the heroine's wife Lin Daiyu? Will he open a harem and accept Baochai, Baoqin, Miaoyu and other golden hairpins as concubines?

The writing of Lin Daiyu is very cute, especially the timidity of meeting her for the first time is so vivid. The two of them were childhood sweethearts. To be honest, I haven't watched it before. I only started watching it when I entered the Lin Mansion. I'm going to catch up on it.

To be honest, the story of this book is good. If the author stops reading and goes back to revise the text carefully, he will get good results. Many inconsistencies will appear in one chapter, such as various inner PS. For example, in the previous chapter, he was saying something similar to a prophet. When asked where he got it, he suddenly It's like being mentally retarded and telling you to leave it alone. When someone asks you how to deal with it in the next chapter, your inner PS really doesn't treat me like I am a child. Occasionally, I repeatedly mention that the people in the two lives are 50 years old, but they show personalities in their early 20s. It's better to change the beginning. It's okay to die at 20 in the previous life. Since such a maternal identity has been given, isn't it allowed to lie about the source of the information? Or you can pull something else. There are a lot of problems with the details, but the general direction is fine, which is a pity.

To be honest, the Shenjing chapter is really well written, the writing is beautiful and can often make people smile, and the plot is interesting, tearful, or heart-wrenching. The painting style of the investigation chapter is completely different, and the author is confused between two people.

Jia She has some normal abilities, and he is estimated to be just barely qualified as an heir. Otherwise, why can't the second-generation Rongguo Gong Jia Daishan think that the Jia family will be buried with him and not pay attention to the family (but in ancient times, places such as Guangdong paid more attention to the family than they do now) and not cultivate qualified heirs for the family to pass it on normally? Moreover, Jia Zheng's planning for the fifth-rank or fourth-rank Jinling prefecture for Jiayu Village relied on the seal of Jia She, the head of the family, from Jia's mother. Otherwise, how could Jia Zheng obtain the prefecture for Jiayu Village on his own? If he really had the ability to save face on his own, he would no longer be a fifth-rank official, right?

It has over 600,000 words. How is it written? Can any Shennong tell me? There are too few posts in the book review area, and the popularity is low, so I can't tell whether it's good or not.

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How does the author Qin Keqing plan to deal with it?

Is it still a red building? It's all written about Jin Yong. When it comes to Red Mansions, the focus is basically on court intrigues, border wars, and garden dramas. The force value is basically mentioned appropriately. The main thing is to lead troops to attack cities and plunder territories, and highlight the ability to lead troops. Forget about the previous details, it's just an online article after all. What is your focus now? A bunch of settings in martial arts novels also include Wudang. This has something to do with the protagonist, but has nothing to do with Red Mansions. I hope the author can distinguish the priorities. Readers come to see Red Mansions, not Jin Yong. In other words, martial arts arena and Red Mansions don't go well together. Before, I only thought it was a setting where the protagonist has a high strength value, rather than a lot of martial arts plots.

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The Red Mansions wrote about how he became Jin Yong 🙂 and slipped away.