[Dream of the Red Chamber] The Splendor of Huan Bi

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If someone like Jia Baoyu wants to make a living on his own, he can only make a living as a face-offer for others.

Why does Shen Cong treat the protagonist like this? Can't stand the protagonist's young success, or is he actually loyal to King Zhongshun and hates Jia Huan for ruining his affairs before, or is he actually secretly in love with Feng Ziying?

Actually, I think it's normal for which prince wins in the end. Even if in the end the weak and cowardly eighth prince Huan Xun was passed over and became the emperor, I don't think it would be incredible. Think about Li Zhi, the former son and later husband of Empress Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty. After the deposed prince Hengshan Wang Chengqian, Pu Wang Li Tai, Wu Wang Li Ke and other royal brothers fought fiercely, regardless of the outcome, and spent all their property, the originally plain and unremarkable Jin Wang Li Zhi became the emperor without any effort. And don't the princes mentioned in "The Ring of Red Mansions" have more or less the shadow of the sons of Tang Taizong Li Shimin? Among the three parties, two parties have exhausted all their elites, while the third party is concentrating on large-scale production. Finally, the third party with strong troops and horses wiped out the defeated remnants of the first two teams. This result is not so difficult to accept. Isn't it? Ordinarily, the eighth prince is only nine years old now. Who knows when the Jia family will be confiscated. If it is 5-6 years later, if he succeeds in becoming emperor, his age will be reasonable. Moreover, if the eighth prince finally becomes emperor, it will not be difficult to win over the hearts and minds of the remaining subordinates of the royal brothers. After all, they did not have a direct conflict with the Eighth Prince's forces. Being recruited, there is no psychological burden.