Red Mansion: I Am a Dandy, and I Want to Cover the Sky with One Hand

The title is too offbeat, and the first three chapters are not attractive. The Lin family should have had some ambiguous feelings with Daiyu at the beginning, but in the end it was just a brother-sister relationship that was not familiar at all. Daiyu went to Jia's house without spoiling it, which gave her a bad first impression of the Jia family. Later, Daiyu and Baoyu had a feeling of déjà vu, which was not fun at all. It feels a bit like sending my innocent girlfriend to work in a KTV without warning her to be careful of a pervert.

I always insist that it is useless to be a scholar without fighting ability in ancient times! Not only to give the protagonist the courage to overlord, but also to at least have the melee strength to kill hundreds of people! A pure scholar, a thug can easily kill you

This title is really a joke... I can't bear to look at it

... The introduction confused me. Could the Song Dynasty produce four princes, eight princes, and twelve princes?

I saw the Supreme Emperor caressing the jade in his hand and whispering "Don't lose it, don't forget it, the immortal life will be prosperous" in his mouth, with a cold light flashing in his eyes. He said it was indeed a good piece of jade. I also had a piece of jade in my hand, and it happened to be engraved with eight...

My dear friends, please read and collect 😃

Good guy! The protagonist is Jia Sidao! Imperial Concubine Yuanchun originally came from here! 🙂

My head hurts, I'm trying too hard!

The social background is all wrong. In Jia Daishan's generation, the Wuxun Group of Honglou suppressed the civil servant group. Is it possible to compare it with the Song Dynasty? What's more, the Red Mansion is a unified dynasty. Can it be compared with the Song Dynasty?

If your background is set as Nanming, I won't even mention you.