Dream of the Red Chamber: I Only Want to Be a Carefree Prince
红楼：臣只想做个逍遥王
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Now that Mrs. Wang is ready to accept them, there is no shortage of Grandma Liu, right?
When did Jia Mu have such a long-term vision? It can be seen from the Red Mansion that the old lady Jia Mu is just an old lady who dotes on her second wife. She has no long-term vision and no political wisdom. She can decide the affairs of the family and backyard, but she is not very smart. And when it comes to serious matters, she is just a stupid old lady. First, born with jade, Ruixiang, this happened to the royal family. As long as he is not the legitimate son, it will be a disaster. You, a down-and-out Duke's family, whose title is a first-class general, not even a viscount, do you really think it is a good thing? Second, it doesn't matter if she lives alone in Rongxi Hall. The old lady of the Jia family, let Jia Zheng live with her. Haha, if the eldest son lives next to the stable, people will look down on you first. Thirdly, the wedding ceremony in Yuanchun was really "beautifully done". I think I owe a lot of money to the state treasury. But to do it in such a wasteful, grand and even extravagant manner, I can only say that it's awesome! Fourth, doesn't she just love Big Face Jade? It hurt so much that it turned towards the sun. Why are you hurting the child in the yard next door again? Fifth, to be smart, he was really smart in dealing with Wang Xifeng, but to be stupid, he was really stupid. How much money has the Lai family made from the Jia family in so many years? And even to the point where the slave bullies the master, he doesn't even know, ha. Well, I have no objection to the second setting in the book. I just want to say that even the second setting should be based on the original book. It can directly and subversively change the character's personality and ability at once, which is really exciting. Of course, this is just my personal opinion. Red Mansions fans, don't be too harsh.
If the regent does not rebel, his descendants will die miserably.
I feel like there is no need to have a first heroine. Everyone should be treated equally. After all, it is a harem and no one should have a higher status than anyone else.
You just traveled through time in vain by writing Xiren as a second-hand commodity?
I hope we don't over-strengthen the Jia family. Those people are themselves mud. Jia's mother only has some experience with the Jia family's three-thirds of land. Externally, she has no political IQ. This can be seen from the promotion of psychic gems. And it's fun to watch when everyone is in trouble, and the protagonist turns the tide. There is no need to pretend to be a grandson all the time. What else can the Jia family do except rely on the background of the times and suppress them with filial piety?
Why are Aunt Xue and Mrs. Wang together? She's too old, right?
Why do you have to have multiple dies, recognize one as a ma, and let others take care of you as your grandson? I like to recognize my die casually, ma?
The author said in the book that he was referring to the characters in the 1987 TV series Red Mansions, which directly ruined the beautiful fantasy in my heart. . .
Make Jia Baoyu miserable