A concubine from a duke's palace and a daughter from a prince's palace. They have the same story of the Red Mansion but different fates. Jia Huan, a concubine of the Jia family, had no choice but to leave the government to take part in the imperial examination. With the help of Lin Ruhai and Wei Ruolan, he counterattacked and became a versatile man in both civil and military affairs. He conquered Nanyue, pacified the West Sea, subdued Mobei, and cleaned up the officialdom. Finally, he rose from the throne to become one person below ten thousand people. He won the hearts of countless beauties and promised to grow old together with his beloved Lin Daiyu!
Reader comments
"A Dream of Red Mansions: The Sound of Jade", as a fan of Red Mansions, captures the core qualities of the original work of "love" and "propriety". The reshaping of the supporting role of Jia Huan is the highlight. From his perspective, he completes the picture of the survival of the marginalized people in Rongguo Mansion. The delicate psychological description makes this "bastard" character more three-dimensional.
The writing style is close to the classical charm, and the scenes are reproduced with the shadow of the original work. Although some plots are slightly deliberate, on the whole, it retains the compassionate tone of Red Mansions and provides a fresh feeling from a new perspective. It is suitable for readers who like the extended story of Red Mansions' supporting characters.
Very well written! There is no trace of the wearer's mentality, behavior or trace!
In the original work, Mrs. Wang, as the aunt, should have taken the responsibility of teaching Jia Huan. However, Mrs. Wang died young because of her eldest son, and Jia Baoyu did not like studying and did not seek to make progress. She hung out with beautiful sisters and maids all day long, and also had Longyang pleasures with Qin Zhong, Jiang Yuhan, etc. Therefore, Mrs. Wang was worried that her bastard would affect Jia Baoyu's status, so she tried her best to suppress Aunt Zhao and Jia Huan. I have always sympathized with Aunt Zhao and Jia Huan who are at the bottom. In particular, an aristocratic family should have vigorously cultivated their children, but on the one hand Jia Mu and Mrs. Wang doted on Jia Baoyu too much, making Jia Baoyu even more useless, on the other hand they tried their best to suppress the bastard and did not pay much attention to their legitimate grandson Jia Lan. The decline of such a family is inevitable. Therefore, I just like to see how Jia Huan grows up, becomes famous, and asks Aunt Zhao to be his wife and revitalize the family.
It's okay, but the author has a lot of typos that I suggest to correct. For example, 12 stone bow should be 12 force bow. There are many other suggestions to change.
The subject matter is novel, the human touch is strong, the plot is reasonable, and the contradictions are natural
The writing is quite interesting, but don't go to Black Jia Baoyu specifically.
The plot is exciting and super beautiful.
I've read more than a dozen chapters and it's okay, but I don't know if Jia Huan traveled through time in later generations.
Judging from the situation, it shouldn't be a time-travel theme?
Apart from a few flaws, this book is pretty good overall. Good luck, author, and keep updating to keep the quality and quantity [Like]
It's still very good, but it ended when I was saving it to watch [face covering] [like] [like] [like]
"A Dream of Red Mansions: The Sound of Jade", as a fan of Red Mansions, captures the core qualities of the original work of "love" and "propriety". The reshaping of the supporting role of Jia Huan is the highlight. From his perspective, he completes the picture of the survival of the marginalized people in Rongguo Mansion. The delicate psychological description makes this "bastard" character more three-dimensional. The writing style is close to the classical charm, and the scenes are reproduced with the shadow of the original work. Although some plots are slightly deliberate, on the whole, it retains the compassionate tone of Red Mansions and provides a fresh feeling from a new perspective. It is suitable for readers who like the extended story of Red Mansions' supporting characters.
Very well written! There is no trace of the wearer's mentality, behavior or trace!
In the original work, Mrs. Wang, as the aunt, should have taken the responsibility of teaching Jia Huan. However, Mrs. Wang died young because of her eldest son, and Jia Baoyu did not like studying and did not seek to make progress. She hung out with beautiful sisters and maids all day long, and also had Longyang pleasures with Qin Zhong, Jiang Yuhan, etc. Therefore, Mrs. Wang was worried that her bastard would affect Jia Baoyu's status, so she tried her best to suppress Aunt Zhao and Jia Huan. I have always sympathized with Aunt Zhao and Jia Huan who are at the bottom. In particular, an aristocratic family should have vigorously cultivated their children, but on the one hand Jia Mu and Mrs. Wang doted on Jia Baoyu too much, making Jia Baoyu even more useless, on the other hand they tried their best to suppress the bastard and did not pay much attention to their legitimate grandson Jia Lan. The decline of such a family is inevitable. Therefore, I just like to see how Jia Huan grows up, becomes famous, and asks Aunt Zhao to be his wife and revitalize the family.
It's okay, but the author has a lot of typos that I suggest to correct. For example, 12 stone bow should be 12 force bow. There are many other suggestions to change.
The subject matter is novel, the human touch is strong, the plot is reasonable, and the contradictions are natural
The writing is quite interesting, but don't go to Black Jia Baoyu specifically.
The plot is exciting and super beautiful.
I've read more than a dozen chapters and it's okay, but I don't know if Jia Huan traveled through time in later generations.
Judging from the situation, it shouldn't be a time-travel theme?
Apart from a few flaws, this book is pretty good overall. Good luck, author, and keep updating to keep the quality and quantity [Like]
It's still very good, but it ended when I was saving it to watch [face covering] [like] [like] [like]