Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Cong, a Concubine’s Son, Starts by Collecting Protection Money
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Everyone in Rongguo Manor thinks you're a disaster. Jia Mu can't control you, Wang Furen scolds you for having no manners, and Jia Zheng scolds you for disrespecting your elders.
You punch half a wall flying, then turn to the heir of the Zhongshun Prince's Manor and ask, "Can you cry?"
You storm into the imperial camp alone, and hundreds of people can't stop you.
When the Northern Di envoy group comes to the capital, you seize the tribute horses, and your father drags the Four Princes and Eight Dukes into the mess, making the whole circle of nobles call the two of you a pair of troublemakers.
You are lawless and unruly, and people call you a fiend of chaos.
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