Story of Minglan: From Stand-In Nobody to Lord of a Vast Domain

I feel like vomiting. Does the protagonist want to get married? What's wrong with people nowadays? Do they regard getting married as an honor? What is marriage? When you marry into your wife, you become the woman's property? Live by looking at people's faces. As long as there is still a little bit of ambition, no one will get married. Of course, the reality is that it would be great if the British father-in-law married into a family of this background. But ancient novels were too disgusting

Indeed, shouldn't a modern person plan for the future after going to ancient times? In ancient times, a surrogate son-in-law had no human rights. He had children with the same surname, had no private wealth, and could not serve as an official. Especially in ancient times, conscripting labor and soldiers was the same as criminals! No human rights! ! !

That's right, this protagonist is becoming more and more like a stick. Why don't we write a protagonist from scratch, just to delete some of the abrupt plots like those inexplicable children?

After reading two chapters, these three children are very strange. The protagonist only has 10 pennies on him, so he takes in three children when they come to steal something? Starving together? Might as well change it to three children who are the main character's younger siblings. Finally becomes the protagonist's right-hand man. Or simply don't write about these three children.

Adding these inexplicable children is too dramatic. The key is that there are too many scenes to watch.

After reading the introduction, I lost interest. Does the author understand which dynasty this is? What a coward, tell me why the man doesn't wear a Wu hook? The more meritorious deeds you make, the faster you will die. The civil servants want you to die, and the emperor also wants you to die. If you don't die, who will die? Di Qing and Yue Fei are both dead. Are you better than them? Just like someone said, Fang Fang is a good man outside the Donghua Gate. People look down on martial artists at all, let alone you, who has no background, and you will be robbed for your meritorious service. In wars, the credit goes to the civilian officials, and the blame goes to the generals.

Everything else is okay, but the reason for the conflict between the protagonist and the Dongchang Houfu is not very reasonable. Clan forces pay special attention to the relationship network formed by each branch, especially mutual benefit. No one can guarantee that their family will prosper forever, so on the basis of blood ties, a tacit understanding will be formed where you help me and I will help you. The stronger party will take the initiative to support the weaker party. When promising descendants appear in the clan, they will usually only support them. After they grow up, they will also give back to the clan, allowing the clan power to form a virtuous cycle of healthy development. As for the fact that the head of the family is worried about taking away the connections when the branch family grows up, it is even more nonsense. Connections are never unique. The only difference lies in whether you are qualified and have the ability to form interests with others. The growth of the branch family is equivalent to forming another network in a network of influence, forming a more complex and stronger network of relationships with various intricate relationships. This is a good thing, and it is also the result that the clan power originally wanted.

After so many chapters, I'm not feeling happy at all, it's all frustrating. . . .

Can this protagonist's hat be more normal? He looks like an angry young man. He traveled through time in vain. He must have been five years old before he came back. He has no brains.

The author quickly wrote these children away. They were too dramatic and looked really awkward.