Dream of the Red Chamber: A Prince from the Start, Marrying Lin Daiyu

The author should have accepted Mrs. Jia?

It's a bit embarrassing to watch. The dangers of Buddhism are also caused by Taoism. It's fine for ordinary people to prefer local religions a little. But as the protagonist, as the prince and the future emperor, he always believes in Taoism or not... It's too embarrassing. There has never been a shortage of Taoist chaos in history, such as yellow turbans, five buckets of rice... How many people have been harmed by Fu Shui's cure? As for taxable land, Taoism is no less harmful than Buddhism. The rumor on the Internet that Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty destroyed Buddhism was actually a combination of Buddhism and Taoism and ordered him to return to secular life. As a future king, the protagonist has expressed his preference for Taoism many times. It is really embarrassing.

Will Wang Xifeng and Li Wan accept it? Both of them are married, and one of them has a son.

Big brother, Lin has been motherless since he was a child and then lost his father. He has no education from his elders and no support from his brothers and sisters. His health is in a mess and his temper is quite mean. If you want to say that someone keeps her as a concubine or as a concubine, I still believe it. No one with some power in the family will marry her, let alone a prince. Don't say that the Jia family is there, you must know that one of the four sisters of the Jia family was trained in the way of the eldest daughter, not to mention what Jia Baoyu did at home, Tanchun and the others will only become nuns or die if word gets out.

Have you ever seen a window glass shattered by hail? Have you ever seen someone sleeping under a winter quilt in July? Have you ever seen people waiting in line for three days to order glass? Have you ever seen windows glued with plastic? I've seen them all... . . . . . . .

To be honest, after reading so many pictures, it was really difficult to get to the last few. The protagonist was too conniving with the relatives around the woman. They had already missed important things, and they easily got over it, and then made arrangements for it. Other relatives thought that the protagonist had smoothed over the matter, and thought it was okay. They were even reused in the future. He was really too self-righteous. Even if the protagonist wanted to forgive, he shouldn't be like this. To sum it up in one stroke, at least it should make the protagonist more indifferent and ruthless. For example, throwing those who made mistakes into the corner, and letting them eat and wait to die for the sake of the protagonist's women. Some of the protagonist's women are a little bit loose. When the protagonist is talking and doing things, they interrupt. This aspect should also be optimized. After all, the protagonist is a prince, and he will be emperor in the future, so he can't do this every time.

Thank you all for your continued company, thank you. I'm really in a bad state during this period. I have to travel to the hospital at home and have a lot of things, so I haven't updated five chapters for a few days. I'm sorry. Take a rest these days and see if things at home are almost settled. Then I will start the next book. I am currently preparing to write a comprehensive review. If you have any ideas, please share them together. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude again to all book friends for your continued support. Thank you. I wish you all prosperity, good health, and family harmony!

If the author writes about Red Mansions in the next volume, I hope Sister Feng will finish it as soon as possible. The next few books will all be about Married Woman Feng, or simply write Jia Lian as the protagonist. After all, this guy also has a good skin.

The Jia family women can be taken in, but there is really no need to let the Jia family exist.

The relationship between the protagonist of this book and his father is so good, could they have planned it secretly? Finally, I would like to say something about my father, times have changed.