It's Tough Being a Prince in the Red Chamber

It can be regarded as the best one among the author's 4 books. Uncle Jia Zhen is harmonious, otherwise it can be tied. Secondly, Daiyu is quite satisfactory. The only one that is not written well is Lianyu Fengchai, which is far from this one.

Who was the one wrapped up in the quilt at the end?

In the last chapter, the protagonist and Daiyu Baochai were not in the same frame. Instead, they ended up together with Jia Huan and Sun Shaozu. There is something strange about this arrangement.

The author is already a clear figure in Feilu, having written three good Red Mansions in a row.

I was watching it well all the time, but in the end I just started licking Lin. I really can't stand this kind of plot.

The protagonist in your three books suppresses Sister Feng's bad mouth and tolerates Daiyu without any bottom line. It seems really awkward. I won't talk about the first two books. This one is about being a prince, whose family power is almost superior to everyone else. It is necessary to specially... Emmm, treat Sister Feng with a little disdain and disgust? Worried that she will be bad for you? In the latest chapter, Sister Feng deliberately gets close to the protagonist and expresses her desire to stay in the Grand View Garden, but the protagonist turns around and walks away to distance herself, which is really a scumbag. Since you have taken her in, don't let others despise her and others covet her body.

Aren't your titles one, two, and three coming to an end? I caught up on the last book and I really like the book you wrote. There are not many books here that are as refreshing and thoughtful as yours. Some readers thought the protagonist was cowardly. I was really convinced. Please wake up. This is a feudal and imperial society. The kind of story where the protagonist sings a modern pop song in ancient times, predicts a few lines, composes a few lines of poetry, and invents something, the supporting character provokes without brains, the protagonist slaps the face, passers-by are shocked, and the emperor is shocked and worships the emperor.

I don't know what the author is thinking. The majestic prince wants to marry the daughter of a seventh-grade official as his concubine, and it's Qin Keqing. Everyone knows about Qin Keqing's reputation.

It's really frustrating to watch. A prince can show off his face even if he is a woman in his own family, and his wife is still facing outsiders. What kind of prince?

I read several comments about the main character licking*, and I've read three-quarters of it. Where is the licking plot? I only saw the protagonist's doting on the person he likes. The so-called humble licking plot is completely false. Let me ask you, in reality, are you only domineering towards the people you like? Instead of doing this, you might as well buy a slave and go home. Sorry, it is estimated that only robots can only follow orders without any thought.