A Magic Brush Takes on Dream of the Red Chamber

It's going to be put on the shelves today, and the editor said, I have to make a promise that there won't be too many female characters, and I won't accept too many girls. In the end, after bargaining, I could barely accept Lin Daiyu, Qin Keqing, Jia Yuanchun, and one more quota for my novel, a total of four. If it exceeds this number, or there are too many ambiguous descriptions, the book will be sealed and the royalties will be cleared.

From the very beginning, the child should be pushed into the water and then rescued, creating so-called opportunities. It seems that this is also the case in society.

Both Xiang Ling and Qin Keqing can take action in advance. It is estimated that Yuanchun will have no chance. The more powerful the Jia family becomes, or the stronger the protagonist supported by the Jia family, the faster Yuanchun will become a noble concubine. In order to win over the Jia family, the emperor must not care about the position of a noble concubine, unless Yuanchun can no longer stay in the palace and is returned.

Is this written in imitation of the eldest son of a concubine in the Red Chamber?

Will Feilu be banned now if he takes in too many girls? Forget it, let's go to the hedgehog.

Is it possible not to mature prematurely given the average life expectancy? For example, can an extremely primitive society follow the script according to the standards of later generations? There is no specific analysis?

I started watching Red Mansions in **, and I haven't seen anyone take Jia Mu in until now. The author can't take her in, haha. . .

Since I don't want to be associated with the Jia family, why do I write about Jia's mother collecting pig's feet as a godson grandson? She still has to have a relationship with Jia Yuanchun, and she is still excited. If she wants to rob a girl from the Red Mansion in the future, she will inevitably fall out with the Jia family. And according to the Dream of Red Mansions, if Jia Baoyu sees the protagonist robbing Lin Daiyu, he will definitely have a fight with the protagonist. At that time, what kind of blood relationship will the Jia family use to pressure you? How to do it? You can't write like this for a long time, unless you write the route of Our Lady.

For example, if the historian wanted to betroth Shi Xiangyun to the protagonist as a concubine, it would also be regarded as taking a daughter, which is also illegal. Also, if the protagonist is a marquis or prince, it would be illegal for the Jia family to marry Jia Yuanchun, and then treat Yingchun or Xichun as Teng and marry into the Ye family together. Not to mention giving Wang Xifeng and Li Wan to their wives. The sweet dream of the Twelve Golden Hairpins in the Red Mansions. Fei Lu's book is difficult to write.

If the protagonist wants to be the emperor, the Jia family must be gone. Otherwise, when the protagonist becomes the emperor, others will say that the protagonist was a servant of the Jia family before.