Film and TV Crossover: A Bastard Son in Dream of the Red Chamber, Snow-Dragon Cavalry from the Start

It's so frustrating to watch! Even though he's already a Marquis of Champion, he still has eyes and ears placed around him by Grandmother Jia, and she even forces the protagonist to open a door between the two mansions so that people he hates can go out frequently. Haha!

The protagonist, believing he's using modern thinking to woo women, keeps them hanging on even after winning them over, all under the guise of "freedom of marriage." Seriously? This is practically forcing women to propose to him in ancient times! The worst part is, he's only twelve or thirteen, yet he expects women to wait until 18 to marry, according to his modern mindset!

Why don't you just send Lin Daiyu and the others away and marry Grandmother Jia directly? With so many scenes featuring her, how much do you like the old lady? "A woman three years older than her husband is like a golden brick," why not just marry a mountain of gold in one go?

Zhao Pan'er, isn't that a prostitute?

Joining the army at 12? That's too extreme! Becoming a marquis at 12? I'm speechless. Are you kidding me?

If you keep going like this, you might as well leave the bookshelf. Seriously, it's a bit baffling... An emperor going to another dynasty to be a scout—I don't know what you're thinking! But I feel like it's too undignified for the ruler of a country to do this? Don't you have anyone else to rely on? You need an emperor to even gather intelligence—is this the end for the country?

Is the author toxic? He's an emperor, yet he ignores all the important national affairs and goes to work as a scout in an enemy country. Is he out of his mind or something?

Grandmother Jia in *Dream of the Red Chamber* is a clever woman. You might say that Lady Wang is uneducated and lacks culture, but after all, Grandmother Jia is the legitimate daughter of a marquis! She must have known that Jia Baoyu, from the moment he was born with the jade in his mouth, could only be a useless person and could never inherit the title. Therefore, she changed the status of the first and second wives to reduce the royal family's suspicion.

The book was alright at the beginning, but the author really messed it up later. It's all about Grandmother Jia and Jia Baoyu, and the main character is Prince Qin. He's almost the emperor, why doesn't he get rid of these two? I read to relax, not to torture myself. If this continues, I'll just quit.

If you don't want to tarnish your reputation, why not kill him secretly? Robbery, poisoning, an accident—which wouldn't work? Or just have the emperor order Jia Baoyu to join the army, die while fighting bandits on the way, and then Grandmother Jia dies of a fit of rage. How simple! Lady Wang, driven mad by the shock, falls into a well and dies. Wouldn't that be perfect? ​​What I'm writing now is pure water.