Dream of the Red Chamber: I'm Jia Huan, and One Day I'll Ride Over the Jia Estate
红楼：我为贾环，他日马踏贾府
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
58Chapters
1.2MReads
558Flowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 10
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Chapters 23 and 24 are too much. Very bad character of the protagonist. If you want to leave the house, the worst thing you can do is make it clear, If you are determined to leave, who can stop you? Why bully a weak woman? Isn't this pushing people to a dead end? If you really want to cause trouble, just lose your face and bear the thunderous wrath of the Jia family, but you can still respect your protagonist as a man! If you do this, you will go down the road of abuse, poison!
Author, it's easy to fall apart when you write like this. The title says that one day a horse will step into Jia's house, but judging from your previous chapters, Jia's house is quite good to the protagonist, which is a bit refreshing. But what do you write next? Directly not a human being? You can't just find an excuse, right? In fact, you can sacrifice Aunt Zhao. It is only natural that the protagonist avenges his mother! If Tanchun is sacrificed, the contradictions will be more abundant, the name of revenge will be stronger, and it will be more enjoyable to write! But if you don't have enough writing skills, I'm afraid readers won't accept it and the comment section will explode. It depends on how you arrange it. As long as it's not too vicious, I'll chase you.
There are no flowers today. I'll give you the evaluation vote.
Even Qin Keqing bullied him, really **
Although he is a eunuch, but later. They casually blamed Jia Baoyu and admitted the murder, leaving no clue. If they didn't agree to fish out the protagonist, then the protagonist would have died in prison unjustly. At the very least, they should be forced to write down who committed the murder, and the protagonist is just going to take the blame and promise to fish it out.
Comments on chapters of "Red Mansion: I am Jia Huan, and one day horses will trample Jia's house" written by Yupan Zhenxi.
Comments on the chapter "The Red Mansion: I am Jia Huan, and one day I will step into Jia's house" written by Yupan Zhenxi 1. The first step of the plan, crazy death.
The Jia family was on the wrong side in the struggle for the throne, so they could only serve as a sinecure or become a monk. It was absolutely impossible for them to serve in the army and gain military power. Go back and understand the book before writing, don't embarrass the Chinese people.
What a**, self-centered, what is written in chapters 23 and 24?
Be more thorough in your conception. How about you act like an ancient puppet?