A Grand Dream of the Red Chamber: The Ring in the Ninth Heaven

The title of this article should be called Jia Huan's Hard Survival in Red Mansions

This Lin Daiyu's psychological quality is too poor. I'm afraid it's not depression.

This article made me cry every time I read it. What can I say? The description of the bitterness of human psychology is so good. It is either a gorgeous wording or it can move you. Although ordinary people have not suffered from the characters in the book, who has not experienced being misunderstood and deceived, especially well-intentioned deception. In the first chapter, Xiaohuan's love sank in the cold Pacific Ocean like the Titanic. However, no matter how long it was buried, it still existed. For reality, love finally bowed its head and gave way, but that moment remained unforgettable. Maybe one day, this love will start a prairie fire again like a spark, but is wine mixed with water still wine? Seeing this, the son's misunderstanding of his father, and the selfless love that parents have for their son at any cost, really cannot be expressed in words. Jia Zheng loved Jia Huan at the beginning, but later, he did not dare to love anymore. The deep pool of muddy water in the backyard of the house is not a battlefield that a man from outside the house can easily shake, and Jia Huan is an innocent person involved. These injuries made Jia Huan learn hatred, calculation, and reality, but he only forgot the love of his parents. In fact, we are like this in real life. When we discover that we should honor our parents, we find that our parents are already old. The heartache at that time is just like the feeling of Jia Huan in the article. I really like the article about improving the concubine. It is not easy to be a concubine. In the original work, Jia Huan was disabled by the concubine. Please continue to work hard.

To the author: Is the main text the article in which the author has something to say, or the one above? Makes me dizzy

Dream Red Mansion In order to start the second part, I wrote for several days and finally wrote this long review... As expected, writing is not my strong point orz... Well, I always like to see stories where the protagonist becomes stronger step by step and then becomes a blockbuster or lives his or her life as he pleases. This article is definitely different from the type I usually read. When he was a child, as a concubine, Huan'er was favored by his father more than his legitimate son Baoyu, which was undoubtedly a talisman to his death. His legitimate mother secretly resented her, and even acted with evil intentions, so she had to hide in order to save her life. From this point of view, as the protagonist, Huan'er lives a frustrated and useless life, but this way of writing makes it more realistic and attracts me to watch it. Although I was not born in ancient times, I don't know what the ancients thought, but it is not completely unimaginable. In ancient times, men had three wives and four concubines, and scholars often emphasized the distinction between concubines and concubines. However, it was not uncommon for a concubine to be favored and his wife to be destroyed. Therefore, it is understandable that the so-called concubines would do anything to benefit the children they gave birth to, and even prevent the concubines from being born. Of course, there are cases where the illegitimate wife brings the concubine over to raise her, but it is common practice not to let the concubine get ahead. Because the protagonist of this article is a concubine, he has indeed blocked the way of his legitimate son Baoyu. It is foreseeable that Mrs. Wang, who dotes on her son, will do evil things. Some readers think that the protagonist is too useless, why should he shrink back and hide? But the protagonist is still just a child (body), what can he do? Complain to Jia Zheng? Abnormality is a demon. As a child, being too smart may make people suspicious or even scary. Fortunately, although she lost her father's love and care (it was later confirmed that Jia Zheng actually loved Huan'er very much), Huan'er still had the care of her brother (even though I thought it was very unreliable, and the brothers' roles seemed to have been reversed), and she was still able to thrive (?). As the article unfolds, Jia Baoyu is indeed unreliable, and the Jia family's daughters, including Tanchun, are really annoying. I'm really worried about Huan'er's psychology. Fortunately, Huan'er was loved and cared for by Jia Dairu and He Lao during her growth process, and her psychology was not distorted. She finally met the person she likes: Qin Bi, I'm still thinking, it's great that Huan'er has a husband, but the content behind is like a thunder, which makes me burnt on the outside and tender on the inside... First edition Qin Bi really makes me want to castrate him. If you like Baoyu, don't play with Huan'er. I think if you like people, you should keep yourself clean, especially if you are playing with your sweetheart's beloved brother, okay? So when I saw Baoyu getting angry at Qin Bi, it was really cool! ! But compared to the first version, I prefer the second version. Although they are all generally abused, Qin Bi should be a little bit fond of Huan'er in this version, and Huan'er sold his love to Beijing Wang Shuirong. It should be more enjoyable to torture Qin Bi in the future, right? When I saw Huan'er regretting that her last words to Jia Zheng were "I hate you," I actually felt a little helpless. I guessed that Jia Zheng might have known about Mrs. Wang's vicious attack on Huan'er, or maybe due to the relationship between the legitimate concubine, he couldn't dote on Huan'er too much, but he wanted to do something for Huan'er, so he secretly adopted Huan'er out and left a note for Huan'er. The road ahead, this kind of unknown father's love is great, and it hurts Huan'er most when the dust has settled. He only knows the truth. He thinks that his father does not care for him, but in fact he loves himself very much, but it is just on the surface. Huan'er who knows the truth will definitely be buried in regret and guilt, and will also have an indelible scar on his heart because of Jia Zheng's death. Although DaDa said that his writing style has changed unconsciously, I don't really feel the difference. Maybe it's because I read multiple articles at the same time. I hope DaDa will update more articles and don't occasionally interrupt like the first one

I'm back~ I'm finally back!

Dad is finally back

It's been four months since this change! Is Da Da still alive?

More than two months! Big! Is it time to update?

Waiting for the second part, I hope it won't take too long~