Honglou: I Am Really a Son-In-Law!

Jia is true, the white jade is the hall gold and the horse. Afang Palace, three hundred miles away, cannot accommodate the history of Jinling. There is a shortage of white jade beds in the East China Sea. The Dragon King comes to invite the King of Jinling. In good years there is heavy snow, and pearls are like earth and gold are like iron. This proverbial ballad talks about the splendid and prosperous life of the four major families in the Red Mansion. However, as the new emperor ascends the throne, undercurrents in the court are surging, and the four affected families are about to usher in a dark moment of mutual loss. Just a little before that, in the Jia family in the capital, an inconspicuous little son-in-law was living a leisurely life with no sense of responsibility, just raising hair and beauties, listening to music and going to bars... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.