The Eighteenth Century of Xu Yang in Dream of the Red Chamber

I finally finished reading it. This may be one of the few Red Mansions fics that I can continue to watch. The purpose of reading fanfics is to make up for the regrets in the original work, but most of them don't change the fate of the girls in the Red Mansion at all. Many of them also completely vilify the original characters, and some even vilify Jia Mu in order to whitewash Jia She. I really don't understand. The large text is very comfortable to read.

Damn it, I feel resentful again, the literature has been lost, I have been blinded, and I can hardly stand other Red Mansions fan fiction, woo woo woo Reading those fanfics these days, I feel really boring. Every one of them, whether they are male or female, focus on fighting in the house or palace. In fact, what I resent most is that many people attribute the death of the Lin family to Jia Min. They are so innocent. After reading so many articles, I always feel that there are very few articles that can describe a normal Jia Min. There is a good-for-nothing from the Lin family who is cheated. The other articles are either mentally retarded in their forties and want to have a son to inherit the Lin family, or they are sinister and vicious and want the lives of their concubines and nephews. Let me check it out, the Jia family is lush and leafy. Although the quality is not very good, each one lives quite a long time. The Lin family is basically passed down from one generation to the next. People often say why women have to make things difficult for women and cannot have children. Why do people who have received modern education still blame everything on Jia Min? How innocent. I think even for Daiyu, she will do whatever it takes to ensure that the Lin family has a successor. That is what her daughter can rely on. Let's talk about Jia's mother, well, I used to resent her because she didn't know how to raise children, which ruined Daiyu's reputation, but now that I think about it, it's understandable. When people get older, they will always dote on their children, not to mention that she is an old feudal lord of Rong Mansion who only wants to watch her grandchildren and Lele. There are many people who were aggressive and decisive when they were young, but are as stubborn as they are when they are old, and cannot listen to anything. This is actually normal, and you will understand it if you have more contact with the elderly. Let's talk about her attitude towards the Lin family. I believe that any mother hopes that her child will be well. How could she not know the consequences of the Lin family having no heir? Could she hope that her daughter would have no one to worship her after her death? The talk of assassination and poisoning is really eye-opening. Is Jia Mu in the original work so sinister and vicious? She has no lives on her hands. It's just that the elderly love luxury and enjoyment and don't know how to educate their children and grandchildren. This is probably a common problem among many elderly people. But doesn't she love them and wish they would die? If Lin Daiyu hadn't been protected by her, she would have died long ago. A three-year-old child holding a gold ingot will never end up well. Money and silk are so touching. Many articles describe the Jia family as being too stupid. They say that Jia Baoyu becomes obsessed with beauties when he sees them and does not want any etiquette or rules. Is he so stupid? In the article, he didn't suffer from dementia. Why did it become his characteristic, and it was also a point of criticism. And the Jia family has a very high self-esteem and is always bossing around the Lin family. No matter how big the Lin family's official position is, they insist on hitting the egg on a rock. They challenge the bottom line again and again, risk life and death, and play all kinds of conspiracies just to marry Jia Lin. The Jia family is not like this in the original work, right? Lin Daiyu is still the niece of the Jia family. Is it necessary to offend her to death? I remember that Wang Xifeng said something arrogant, and that was based on the power of the Jia and Wang families, and she was a housewife. Besides, some of the lawsuits that the Jia family has dealt with are nothing like an egg on a stone. They all have much smaller official positions. Do they dare to compete with the royal family or other people with real power? No. I don't know where I came up with these things, alas. Let's talk about the smart and lovely girls in the original work. Yes, Cao Da wrote that they have advantages and disadvantages. It is precisely because of these advantages and disadvantages that they appear more vivid and full of love for them. For such a group of girls, we cannot over-exaggerate their shortcomings and ignore their advantages. Although I am a staunch Lin fan, I still admire Baochai. Well, I watched 87 Red House and thought Zhang Li was really good-looking. Hehe, that face is irresistible. Based on the above complaints, I think you have really written a good article, it is impartial and not shady or whoring. In fact, I just want to complain, isn't it so shady? I like to read Qiangguo literature, so I also browse □, but I feel that some of □'s articles are not really good-looking. They are too novice and cannot withstand scrutiny. Oh dear, let's continue walking towards the historical avenue. . . Spread support

I finally finished reading it! I really like the fate of the protagonists and feel emotional about such a great era. Although I feel that the Dajiang Empire in the book is a bit idealized (for example, from the aspect of the emperor, if the emperors after Emperor Li valued power, had a narrow vision, and were not enlightened enough... After all, such emperors are common in history), but if you think about it carefully, such an idealized ending is not too much, and it even sublimates the main theme of the novel. I like this novel, I like that big era, and I like the protagonists who quietly change the world bit by bit.

There's still one chapter left that I haven't bought yet. Damn, I'm out of money. After reading the whole book (missing a chapter), I feel that the only regret is the emotional scene. I am very disappointed because I really like the description of Lan Mengru at the beginning. She is smart, smart and enchanting, but the author is so stupid that he wrote this woman like that in the end. Besides, it would be great for Sister Lin to marry Xu Moduo. Can't you write better about people's situations? Even if it's a little difficult, it doesn't have to be like this. In this book, if you are not the stepmother, who is? After reading this book, no pair of CPs guessed it right. In the end, when I saw Lan's appearance on the screen, I actually knew that they couldn't be together. It was obvious that Dada didn't have any love for Lan anymore.

Haha, author, among your several extras, my personal favorite is the one about Master Yishi. I have watched Red Mansions since I was a child, and I have met a lot of people who love Red Mansions, including real friends and friends I only met through the Internet. When I was young, I had a big argument about Baochai, Daiyu, etc. This kind of passion has not been lost after several years of struggling in society. I have read a lot of Red Mansions fans. What I want to say is that from my personal point of view, few of the Red Mansions fan articles I have read can compare with yours in terms of the author's perspective, vision, and writing techniques. What particularly praises me is your vision, which has made most people confine themselves to love-house fights and feudal dynasties, and conceived it as an article about a country, a dynasty, and a social system. This vision determines the purpose of this article itself, which is so high-spirited that it outshines other genres. I have written several articles, and the writing is very natural, so that the reader does not feel abrupt - this is the first and most admirable point I admire about the author. The second point is about the expansion and characterization of a series of characters in Cao Xueqin's works such as Baoyu, Baochai, Daiyu and so on. Traditional fan fiction generally adds strong personal will, accusing Baoyu of being irresponsible, despising Baochai's tact and even shaping her into a downright deep and mean woman, complaining that Daiyu is mean and petty, and so on. But the people here are more full-bodied, lively and natural, neither blindly good nor blindly bad, and the author can make most Red Mansion enthusiasts with different biased views accept it peacefully instead of criticizing based on their own emotional preferences. From this point, we can see the author's objectivity in conception and the author's extraordinary skill in the layout and writing style of the entire article. The third point is the extras. I personally feel that especially Baoyu's extras, from here I can feel the author's writing skills even more. I have read so many extras, some of which are purely the inner description of a certain character in the pen, and some are purely a postscript like a running account. In terms of the grasp of style and wording, I personally feel that there is no one better than this one. I really love the extras of Master Yishi. The above points can all show the author's writing skills. The last sentence above is purely my personal opinion. You are welcome to communicate and do not accept malicious speculation.

From the perspective of extra chapters, all extra chapters are good articles and have a state of unlimited imagination. But the main text is obviously inferior. The main text is good when it comes to Xu Yang's boyhood, but the arrangement from when he got his wife is obviously deliberate. The greatness of a great man lies in the fact that he makes great choices in ordinary life, but the snake's article has become that because he has to make great choices, he arranges his life This arrangement is too deliberate and obviously falls into a groove. The same story fragments may be expressed in different ways. Although I don't know how to write an article, many times when we read an article, we often think about the happiness or sadness of the characters in the book, and think about what we would do if we were ourselves. But from the moment when Xu Yang got married, I could no longer follow the characters as they were happy or sad. Instead, I felt an indescribable feeling of anger. I thought this was written just to make the protagonist's life have twists and turns. It is not a tragedy caused by fate at all, but a fate caused by tragedy. So I can only say that Snake is indeed the Snake who was born in the series.

Yes, I feel that everyone's feelings are very real. Lin Ruhai has completely different feelings for his wife and for Meng. After all, Jia left too early and left too much behind. This woman he can never forget is like white moonlight and a cinnabar mole. But Meng is different. She has been with him for so many years, but the memories in the subsequent episodes are indeed a bit blurry, no Originally, this kind of relationship was very vague, just like if Baoyu did not marry Xiren, but married Baochai, Xiren would definitely be different, because the education he received and the positioning given to the character were different, so the feelings generated were also different~ And Daiyu and the protagonist actually always felt that they should be together, and finally they were together, so happy~

Such a beautiful era, I wish it were true. However, although there are many regrets when looking at the real present of our motherland, those great people who worked tirelessly and even died silently for the current situation that we are dissatisfied with are definitely no less than those in the article. Without these people, we probably wouldn't even have the qualifications to be dissatisfied now. Besides, after all, I haven't done anything practical for her until now. There are many egoists in high positions in every era, but most of them are ordinary people who work hard for a better life all the time. Sheda's article moved me and made me feel ashamed. Instead of complaining about the mistakes of the past and present, I should reflect more on whether I have made efforts worthy of my conscience. The worldview in She Da's article opened a new world for me. Thank you Sheda.

Say a few words, it is still necessary to have more children. This is related to medical conditions and living environment. In ancient times, many children died, and even now there are frequent natural and man-made disasters. In an era when the welfare system is imperfect, it is necessary to raise children to provide for old age. Population is a criterion of national strength. Nowadays, family planning has caused the country's population to age and the labor force to be insufficient. Also, the author imagines reform as too simple. The government is a representative of the interests of a certain class, and changing the system is not an easy task. You can go and see the three major reforms in Chinese history, Shang Yang's Reform, Wang Anshi's Reform, and Zhang Juzheng's Reform, to see how they ended and what the results of the reforms were. The article is well written, but I feel that the author is still too shallow. If the author likes historical articles, he recommends reading "The First Grade of Official Residence" and "Ruling the World". I think it might be of some help to you.

It was a mixture of sadness and joy, and finally turned into a sigh