The Rise of Jia Cong in Red Mansions

The writing concept of this article is really good, and it reads very smoothly without feeling verbose at all. But it has to be the background of the Red Mansion. The beauty is a big highlight. There are too many articles to do.

What kind of thing is written, whoever reads it will be pissed off. Pig's feet have too much brain. The maids inside are all loud-mouthed and don't have much sense of master and servant. Not to mention which boss in ancient times or modern times would have a big-mouthed subordinate who tells the boss's secrets every day! Who will keep it!

Nearly two hundred chapters, I can't stand it anymore

The more I look at it, the more uncomfortable I feel. It was okay in the early stage, but there were a lot of typos. Now it's over 300 chapters. The protagonist will fill in as much as he earns. This emperor is like a press.

It's stupid. He keeps trying to run away from Jia's house, but he doesn't have a family tree. What's the use of running out of Jia's house? We're not still a family.

The author wrote about loneliness, but what's the ending? Isn't this tricking people into coming in?