Jinghongdu: the Sky-Mending Hand in Red Mansion

As a time traveler + monk, Jia Yu should have deeper knowledge and calculations. In the early stage, he only showed the "filial son and virtuous grandson" side of Jia Yu. After adding Jia Yu's inner monologue, he changed from a "family nanny" to a "strategist with scheming, testing and reservations". If you like "Red Mansions" + cultivation + tactics, you can definitely read this book all night long! The beginning is high-energy, the protagonist is calm and rational, and has ruthless methods, and he can be slapped in the face overnight! The case advances layer by layer, and the mastermind behind the scenes emerges one after another. The pace is fast and not procrastinating! The emotional lines are delicate, the brother-sister relationship, the master-servant relationship, and the alliance lines are all very awkward, and the female character is not smart! The setting of Fairy Brew is novel, with business line, officialdom line and cultivation line running in parallel, making it full of fun!

It's rare to see a red building with space, looking forward to it...

It's very good, the plot is rigorous and fascinating.

There are very few things with space when traveling through the Red Mansions, so collect them first Why does Jia Yu pretend to be a first-class master? I analyze that the ten-year-old grandmaster is too appalling in the early stage. This has completely exceeded the category of "genius" and is simply an existence that subverts cognition: for the royal family, this existence itself is a huge threat to the imperial power. Emperor Yongzheng was suspicious and his power was not yet stable, and he was surrounded by the checks and balances of the Supreme Emperor. He will first feel extreme fear - a force that cannot be restrained by secular power appears in a noble family, or a family with historical baggage like the Jia family. His reaction will inevitably be extremely violent: either control at all costs, such as imprisoning and researching, marrying and binding, poisoning and controlling, or directly destroying (mobilizing the army, royal family background, and joining forces with cultivators to encircle and kill). He might even rather destroy Jia Yu than let other powers (especially the Supreme Emperor or King Zhongshun) get it. The Royal Family would never allow an uncontrolled nuclear weapon to roam around.

It's not bad. The garden drama is a little lacking. There is a second part coming out.