Dream of the Red Chamber: I Am a Loyal Minister

The old minister has worked hard for countless years and died. Fortunately, His Majesty's discernment is like a torch, and he has no faults. He recognized the true merits and made a good story for the monarch and his ministers. However, there are villains who stir up trouble. This king is very worried. I am afraid that your Majesty will be deceived for a while, and he will not realize the loyalty of others, which finally makes me do something that I cannot bear to say.

This protagonist is really despicable. Such a big heiress of the Hou family actually hangs out with Jia Baoyu. Who is Jia Baoyu and who are you? Don't you think about it?

The author really lives up to his name.

What on earth is the protagonist doing? He has done nothing serious except picking up girls since he came to Beijing. In other words, I haven't done anything good except picking up girls. Princelings, nobles and nobles offend people everywhere. First, they extorted money from civil servants, and then they became antagonized again because they supported Prince Teng as Minister of the Ministry of War. In fact, none of the three people promoted, Jia Rong, Jia Yucun, and Wang Ziteng, were restricted. They all had their own little thoughts. Even Jia Rong can't completely figure it out, let alone the other two with higher levels. Especially Wang Ziteng, who spent the money of a pavilion elder to promote a minister of the Ministry of War, which is not bad at all. Why should people listen to you if your interests are really involved? The protagonist has done two things up to now. One is to promote the construction of the navy and get Niu Jizu's soldiers to be sent to the southeast, spanning half of China. Is the southeast really short of such soldiers? In addition to the physical fitness of the navy, the water quality and related skills of the Beijing soldiers cannot be guaranteed. As for spending so much effort. The second thing is corruption. Will the Southeast Navy be short of money? Even if the money is not enough, can the main character make up for it by arranging people to make money? It is still so easy to make money. For this money, you can offend anyone. The emperor's holy family is also decreasing rapidly. Greeding the emperor's money under the eyes of the emperor, this business is simply a suicide. It is said that it is good for the Jia family on the surface, but in fact it is a conspiracy. In fact, the Jia family has not been cheated so far. The sisters of the Jia family are all good friends. Even though Jia Baoyu has lost a little favor with Lin Daiyu, she has gained the status of the prince's companion and a lifelong member of the brothel. It is a double harvest in career and love. The risks are uncertain in the future, but the benefits are real now. The only highlight of this book for me now is the interaction with Lin Daiyu, which is relatively novel from a different perspective

The plot is written like this just so that the protagonist can fuck Qin Keqing. The protagonist's behavior is as despicable as a brainless one!

Even if Qin Keqing wants to write it, he can't write it like this! It's outrageous enough to let someone like Jia Rong, who has no bottom line and no brains, do such an important thing. Jia Zhen was also asked to report her son's unfilial piety... Or he could just accidentally beat him to death in anger. Why don't you write that Jia Rong completely twisted and sacrificed his wife for power and money in order to no longer be oppressed by his father? It's really annoying for the protagonist to jump around like this. If you don't know how to write a plot, don't be pretentious. Just write it off in one stroke and just write the result. This is a Dream of Red Mansions, not a historical plot. If you want to strive for hegemony, you should be honest and considerate of both domestic and foreign countries without plug-ins, and climb the technological tree. Otherwise, just write your Yuanzi play properly.

This book is really a breath of fresh air among Red Mansion fans. The plot has a slow rhythm, and the characters are vivid and humorous. When reading, there is no pretentiousness of literary young writers, nor is there the gloomy and violent atmosphere of traditional Red Mansions novels, where hair and hair are pulled all day long. The main theme is light-hearted and humorous. The protagonist starts with a noble family background, a gentle and scum version of the sinister young prince. His acting style is casual, sometimes abstract, and eclectic, which makes people smile. The last Red Mansion novel I saw so interesting was "Grand View Garden Recreation Day", but it was a pity that I sent it. I don't know how long the author can sustain this book. Come on, baby, it will be considered a success if it reaches 500,000 words!

I don't understand, how can the protagonist be portrayed like a villain and speak in a weird and eccentric manner?

Your introduction to Jia Mu looks like Jia Zhang's family.

I guess I cut it because of poor grades (anyway, there's no reason for it even though the title contains more than 100,000 words of rebellion, so just cut it off). There are a lot of unreasonable parts in the plot. The relationship between the characters is a bit of a joke, and there are more problems in the collection of debts.