Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Hu Returns

It's very interesting. I hope the author won't make extra love stories between the fourth prince and the protagonist, otherwise I'll feel sorry for the princess [Like][Like][Like]

I love it so much, I highly recommend it! It's rare to see someone write about Jia Hu. The protagonist has an IQ, and the character's language and behavior are not too out of touch with the plot of The Red Chamber, and are completely natural. The plot is not sluggish, there are no characters in the original book that are darkened just for the sake of being dark, and the emotional scenes of the protagonist are not that inexplicable. I hope you can work hard! Will always support!

Are they two male protagonists? The fourth prince is quite impressive.

My wife is very suitable for writing this kind of article. The last one was very enjoyable and this one is the same. My wife is great! I just have a question: why is the fourth prince so possessive of the male protagonist? I thought he was a double male protagonist without reading the introduction. Interesting [shy] Wife, please update soon. I want to see it so much.

◎It's quite good-looking. Although the male protagonist has to help deal with a lot of family matters, he is afraid that the family will hold him back. But the help of the family must be acknowledged, otherwise the male protagonist would not be able to be the prince's companion. Without the protection of his elders, the male protagonist would not be able to directly ascend the throne as a grandson and still be called the emperor's uncle. And they all write about the Red Mansion. Either you are a bystander watching the development and trying your best to avoid being implicated, or you are a player in the game and you and the family both prosper and suffer. It's quite satisfying to support the building. The main reason is that the male protagonist is more at ease and confident, and some members of the family can listen to the advice and won't go all out to act like a monster [face covering]. ◎In the latter part, everyone in the Jia family has settled their marriages, and their families are shining brightly, so they feel happier. However, the emperor was assassinated and the male protagonist rescued him. The male protagonist used this to withdraw from the court. There were also the death of Mrs. Jia, the arrest of Mrs. Wang, and the death of the male protagonist's wife. These things created an inexplicable and heavy atmosphere of sadness. In the end, although the male protagonist and the emperor are just companions, they seem to have a sense of confusion. It feels like the male protagonist is helping the building to collapse. It is only in the first part that he takes the imperial examination and is admitted to the court, becoming a close confidant of the new emperor, and then finally being crowned Rongguo Duke again. But as the plot develops in the middle, when it comes to Jia's family affairs, the male protagonist mostly just changes the direction of the plot at some points. ◎It's good to read, but with this kind of ending in which you let go of your career, take care of your retirement, and have your loved ones pass away, it's inevitable that you'll feel desolate about not being able to survive in this world. Although it is complete, there is a touch of regret and sadness.

To be honest, although it's a female video, it seems a bit awkward to me as a grown man, but the writing is still pretty good.

Really, this is the best Red Mansion novel I have ever read. Everything is the best arrangement. The ones I have read before are similar to those of "Struggle for Hegemony". I think this article is labeled as a female channel. In the early stage, it was like a male channel, but in the later stage, it was delicate like a female channel. After reading Shuang for a long time, I feel indescribable sadness when I read this one again. I can't describe it. In short, the separation of relatives is sad. , The author succeeded in getting me involved, but the author is good at this kind of lyrical article. There are small historical errors in it, but they are not harmful. In short, this is a female video article that can be watched by older men. The author is happy to write it, but the male author cannot write that kind of emotion (I am short of words and cannot express that feeling). I always feel very depressed after reading it. Ever since Baoyu became a monk, I always felt that except for the fact that Jia's house had not been raided, everything had not changed. At the beginning, I came to see it with the intention of making great achievements, but in the end I felt that everything was just a cloud, and it was best to be with my family and loved ones. I feel like I'm a bit petty. I really can't put it into words. The emotions expressed in the female videos are very good. I have never read female videos before, so I can't describe this feeling. It makes me feel as good as the Dream of Red Mansions should be. I used the word "feeling" a lot in these two comments. I really don't know how to express this emotion. In short, this book gave me a great shock.

It's good-looking, but the male protagonist is a real thorn in the side, and he has to solve any problem. . .

You gays, I don't even want to say anything🥺🥺

Come on! The writing is super good. I like that Jia Hu is as gentle as jade. She is as noble as gold. Everyone in Jia's family respects her. Shui Han's portrayal is also very good. It has a sense of cp. I hope that the direct gap between the two can be eliminated (I like the plot of Jia Hu being injured/sick and the emperor's heartache). Great support [request for more updates] [request more updates] [admiration] [admiration] [admiration]