A Hand That Shrouds the Sky in Dream of the Red Chamber

It's important to know that exposing a woman was a major taboo in the imperial harem, and Grandmother Jia was a key female character, wasn't she?

A moderator post that received slightly more than the full amount. It's quite enjoyable to watch without thinking too much. I'm not sure if the author intentionally created this tension for the reader. One reason is that the cost of buying life is too high—ten taels of silver for a day. Currently, the protagonist doesn't have any major backers and is still hovering on the brink of death.

All you do is sleep with women; you have absolutely no strength. Your so-called intelligence might be able to threaten some people, but when you're out of luck, any thug or strongman could take you down.

In ancient times, without powerful backers, how could you make money? If your shop was even slightly better than the surrounding shops, people would immediately come to probe, inquire, investigate, and pressure you. Even if you openly boasted, they would hire some thugs to vandalize, loot, and burn. How could you possibly make money then?

The invincible character in the previous book was too quick to become invincible; this time, the servant's identity is a bit too abstract.

I almost couldn't hold my breath just looking at the character's description; he took on 41 female leads in one go!

The protagonist was hungry, so Madam Wang and Aunt Xue ate whatever they could find.

My first thought upon seeing the title wasn't about the "Top-Notch Servant," but rather about being ultimately humiliated by Jia Zhen and his gang. 😂😂😂

What good is intelligence if they really want to kill you? Are you going to wait for someone to come and help you?

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