Traveling back in time to the concubine Jia Huan in "A Dream of Red Mansions", Aunt Zhao is mean, her aunt is indifferent, and her brothers are contemptuous. But coming from modern times, he knew that this palace, decorated with flowers and brocades, would be ransacked within a few years and would be destroyed forever.
At the beginning, there was only a broken account and a few copper coins. However, he uses arithmetic as a blade and human hearts as a chess piece:
Help explore the Chunli family and eliminate the centuries-old moth; save Xiangyun from its predicament and conquer the heart of the innocent; form an alliance with Baochai to conspire for an undying foundation; discuss Taoism with Daiyu and grant her peace for the rest of her life. Wang Xifeng's ruthlessness, Jia Lian's greed, and Jia Mu's secretiveness all became the ladder for him to climb.
When the building collapsed that night, he walked out calmly, behind him was the golden hairpin who followed him voluntarily, and in his hands were businesses and people all over the world. The powerful people who looked down upon him in the past now look up to him.
This time, what he wants is no longer the leftovers of Jia's family, but to create a new era for Jia Huan with his own hands.
Reader comments
This is an excellent book, one of the best, but you need to know that Baochai is also a person full of vitality. The language can be enriched on the basis of conciseness to make the overall book more energetic. This work is worthy of careful appreciation and is truly tangible.
It's nice. It's the first time I read an article from this perspective. It's novel.
It's good, but it doesn't have the atmosphere of a garden drama like Red Mansion. It feels like a Machiavellian drama.
This is an excellent book, one of the best, but you need to know that Baochai is also a person full of vitality. The language can be enriched on the basis of conciseness to make the overall book more energetic. This work is worthy of careful appreciation and is truly tangible.
It's nice. It's the first time I read an article from this perspective. It's novel.
It's good, but it doesn't have the atmosphere of a garden drama like Red Mansion. It feels like a Machiavellian drama.