Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 427 423. Comments on "I am not stupid but pure and kind"

Seeing the title of this book, it is hard to imagine that this is a historical novel.

"I am not stupid, but kind-hearted", weird cousin, level 2 author.

Category: History-Alternative History.

【Introduction】

——"My name is Wang Xiao, and this is no joke."

——"You want me to be worthy of a princess? Don't be ridiculous. I'm an idiot."

Once he was reborn as an idiot, he planned to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger to scare everyone, but he didn't expect that on the first day he went out, he was pressed on the couch... No, on the table.

In the trivial daily life of Moments in Peking, behind each strange incident, a series of conspiracies against him are laid out, revealing layer upon layer of human calculations.

In the temple, the old foxes turned their heads to look at him, their calm eyes shrouded in murderous intent. He used innocence as a mask, maneuvering step by step into the abyss of power.

When the country was in ruins and in danger, 30,000 cavalrymen entered Liaodong.

The mountains and rivers are broken, the world is divided into five parts, are you willing to let China sink into the sea?
……

At first, he was just an idiot who looked innocent and kind...

【Golden Ten Chapters】

Chapter One: The Idiot. The protagonist, Wang Xiao, is the third son of the wealthy Wang family. He suffers from a slight mental disability, yet his second brother pays him to marry a princess. This arrangement, firstly, denies his eldest brother's chance at the imperial examinations, secondly, allows him to marry into the royal family, and thirdly, secures the entire family fortune. The Wang family's second son has deep motives. The protagonist is actually feigning mental disability, having been possessed by a time traveler. Unwilling to wait for the maid to buy something, he wanders off, only to discover that he has caught the Jinshi Zhang Heng in action.

Chapter 2: A honey trap. The protagonist witnesses Zhang Heng murder, seemingly connected to the woman in the house. He continues to play dumb to avoid being killed by Zhang Heng. The woman tells Zhang Heng to leave, then exposes the protagonist's pretense. The protagonist further exposes the woman's pretense. Both of them have secrets, and the protagonist is coerced into agreeing to keep the secret hidden.

Chapter 3: Feng Bu Leaked. The detective quickly arrived at the scene, hoping to make a killing. However, upon seeing the protagonist and an ignorant woman involved, he realized his chances were slim. Based on the fabricated evidence at the scene, he concluded the victim was a serial killer, and the case was hastily closed. The protagonist secretly sighed in relief, having never imagined that the woman named Tang Qianqian had such a hidden identity.

Chapter 4, Rolling Pin. Upon returning home, the maids kept asking where the jade pendant had fallen, a gift from the Imperial Concubine. The protagonist dug out the rolling pin from under the bed and told them he'd been beaten the previous day. This was his chance to travel back in time. The maids burst into tears, wondering how anyone could be so cruel to the protagonist, who was already an idiot.

Chapter 5, Concubine Shen. The protagonist wants to go out and redeem the jade pendant from Tang Qianqian, but the maid Ying'er won't let him go. He sneaks out while Ying'er is asleep, but is stopped by a servant at the door. He flirts with Concubine Shen before she notices him. Concubine Shen has a very low sense of humor, and she laughs all the way. The protagonist is then called out by his eldest brother again; an official has come to inquire about a previous case.

Chapter 6: The Patrol Battalion. The battalion's members are clearly divided into strong and weak, and those who come to investigate the case appear quite shrewd. The protagonist's older brother constantly finds excuses to prevent the protagonist from being taken in as a witness, even preparing bribes. But the protagonist finally decides to go out and see the world; it's a good idea.

Chapter 7, The Industrial Chain. The police camp is bustling with activity, with rewards clearly marked for the capture of criminals. The protagonist meets the prisoner, who is not the perpetrator of a serious crime. The jailers suggest Geng Dang simply label him guilty and accept the court's reward. However, Geng Dang struggles with the conflict between his true nature and the world. Eventually, the prisoner begs the protagonist, hoping to send his sister to the palace as a maid. He is willing to plead guilty.

Chapter 8, Old Gaotou. The protagonist follows Geng Dang to the lobby, where an old man is kneeling and crying, while others watch and gossip. The protagonist, curious, interrupts and is nearly beaten. Geng Dang, dissatisfied with Yuan Huan's way of handling the case, makes a bet with him to prove that the old man is innocent. Unexpectedly, Yuan Huan's twisted logic leaves Geng Dang stunned. The protagonist enters the scene and muddies the waters in a shameless way.

Chapter 9, General Yuan. The protagonist's antics disrupt the sanctity of the trial, rendering Yuan Huan the unjustifiable. He attempts to whip again, but nearly strikes a ruthless individual. Only his father arrives in time to end this meaningless sham trial. On his way home, the protagonist offers Geng Dang some money as a prelude to his affections. This moves his maid, Ying'er, to tears, as she was brought home by the protagonist in the same way.

Chapter 10, Snow-covered Lane. Unable to sleep at night, the protagonist wanted to go for a stroll outside the yard. While climbing over the wall to leave, he twisted his foot. Even more embarrassing, he landed at Tang Qianqian's doorstep and was supported by Huazhi as he entered the house. Tang Qianqian straightened his sprained foot. This woman, full of secrets and full of lewd words, was very interested in the Wang family and was very familiar with the protagonist. The two exchanged many secrets, and the protagonist, unable to bear the teasing, returned home in embarrassment. [Brief Comment]

My weird cousin is a level 2 author with two works under his name, namely "Come to Seek" and "I Am Not Stupid but Really Kind".

The first orders for both books were less than 100, and the number of collections of "Lai Xun" was only 1340 until its completion.

It can be seen that this is the standard treatment for a novice author.

But the strange thing is that "I'm Not Stupid, I'm Actually Kind" has 30 collections on Qidian, 1774 collections in the bookstore, 46 fans, and 2 alliance leaders, all of whom are silver alliances.

It's obvious that he has high hopes for his new book.

Data from September 11th showed a surge of 260,000 favorites and 390,000 followers. However, he only achieved a Silver Alliance that day. Could the power of Silver be truly terrifying now?

Putting aside the "hard-earned" data, judging from the content alone, there are actually not many toxic points.

The author is also very clear about his own abilities, so he intentionally controls the reviews. After all, it is not easy to write a book part-time.

In fact, in my opinion, this book is quite interesting. The series of operations at the beginning, including the murder, are much more interesting than the general brainless cultivation novels for novices.

It was easy for a time traveler to reveal his true identity when he pretended to be stupid and ignorant. Fortunately, people did not pay much attention to him, so he was not discovered for a while.

The driving speed in several places in the book is acceptable, the logical reasoning of the case is not simple, and the eldest brother's ability to show off his knowledge is also quite impressive.

The editor even gave a lot of high-quality recommendations.

In general, this book can be taken out and read when you are free, and it is not very poisonous.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment!

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”!
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【Cang's Ramblings】

This book gets better and better the more I read it.

Many people are hiding their true thoughts behind their pretense of stupidity.

It has the flavor of family feuds, and the spirit of the underworld is also quite authentic!
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