
Dream of the Red Chamber: An Imperial Career That Begins as a Concubine's Son
红楼:从庶子开始的帝业
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- Completed
- Length
- 327k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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162Chapters
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Can you be admitted to the top tier of the university but still be blocked from becoming a civil servant? In which chapter do you start writing about generals and military officers?
There are always people who think that the so-called civil service group is monolithic
Author, you are afraid you don't know the content of 17-year-old Tanhua
The author writes about whether dim sum can be used in Red House
This is another mindless Red Mansions novel. I have no desire to click on it. Regardless of the content, the introduction of the work alone can dissuade many people. 1. I became a third flower before being blocked from becoming a civil servant. Does the author really understand the value of the third flower? The number one scholar may not be the most talented, but the third flower must be the most handsome. At this point, it is impossible to be blocked from becoming a civil servant and become a military attaché. If If the people above insist on deposing the protagonist, then there is a high probability that the military attache path will be blocked. Why does the author think that giving up the civil service and military attache positions is not a multiple-choice question, and the rebels have only heard of military generals rebelling, never heard of civilian rebellions, so from any point of view, the probability of the protagonist being deposed from the military service is very small. I really want to block the civilian path. The protagonist even He can't even pass the Jinshi exam. If he must be deposed here in Tanhua, then the protagonist will definitely not be a military attache. The best result is to become a rich man. The emperor may not send people to keep an eye on the protagonist, but he will definitely not let the protagonist enter the officialdom again. It's simple, as if it's black and white. People in each position have their own little thoughts, and they may not be completely loyal to one person 3. In Red Mansions, if you want to write a fun story, it doesn't matter if you have a system, but if you want to write a story about intrigues and hegemony, don't have a system. The protagonist is a bit special, such as powerful force and photographic memory, but there is nothing to read once the system is added.
The studio text is really hammered
Play deaf to harsh criticism.
I have seen no less than one place where it is written that Li Wan lives in Daoxiang Village... That is, there is a Grand View Garden, but the "dead ghost" Qin Keqing is still having an affair with the protagonist...
Still the ancient super united civil service group
If you can't solve the problem, just solve the problem person, go through the red building, what I didn't say is just kill, kill, kill, have a powerful golden finger, otherwise, haha.
The author did not graduate from elementary school
Tit for tat Tit for tat Which of the above is correct, author, do you understand? ? ? ? If you can get the idioms wrong in the first grade of elementary school, why should you write a book?
I haven't started watching it yet, but I read the introduction. I want to know if the civil servants didn't like him from the beginning, how could he make his imperial examination go so smoothly?