Registro das Glórias do Reino: Começando Vendendo Burros
O filho bastardo libertino Lin Feng, após entrar bêbado no quarto da concubina de seu pai durante a noite, é expulso de casa pelo próprio pai. No fim, ele fica tão pobre que só lhe resta um burro doente. A história cheia de situações cômicas e irônicas começa justamente com a venda do burro. Quem poderia imaginar que um libertino acabaria abalando os destinos do império... Este livro também é conhecido como "O Libertino Invencível". [Riqueza] + [Guerra Comercial] + [Múltiplas Protagonistas Femininas] + [Jogos de Poder] + [Guerra]
Registro das Glórias do Reino: Começando Vendendo Burros
He slowly opened his eyes to see a girl of thirteen or fourteen in old-style dress with twin buns, kneeling by the bed and weeping bitterly.
Young master... Young master...
She sobbed, “Young master, young master! Don’t die! Please don’t die! If you die, what are we supposed to do...”
Where am I?
The thought had barely formed when his mind exploded with a flood of strange memories. He clutched his head in terror. What was happening?
Why did another person’s memories suddenly appear in his mind?
In those memories, he was also named Lin Feng. He had been the reckless illegitimate son of the Lin family in the capital of Chu, a wastrel who spent his days drinking, gambling, and loafing about, careless and unrestrained, with no thought for self-improvement. He had long since crossed every line in his self-destruction, and finally, on a dark, stormy night, drunk and depraved, he broke into the room of his father’s most favored concubine...
He was caught red-handed. His father, Lin Yuanshan, flew into a rage at once and ordered the family discipline to be administered. Unwilling to submit, he not only beat the servants enforcing the punishment but even kicked his elder brother, who came to dissuade him, straight into a pond.
His father, already deeply disappointed in him, was then utterly despairing. He wrote a severance letter, denouncing him as unfilial, disrespectful, cruel, and unjust, and drove him out of the house and out of the capital of Chu, forbidding him forever from entering the gates of the Lin family home again.
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