
[Dream of the Red Chamber] The Azure Phoenix
红楼之青鸾
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- 10y ago
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No matter where she is assigned, as long as she is not given to the young master and young lady alone, the heroine is just a maid of the Jia family. She does not need the young master or young lady's nod to redeem herself and leave the house, let alone a guest.
In fact, I think it would be better for the heroine not to treat the original owner's family in the future. Buying a house for them is worthy of the original owner. What's more, if the original owner himself would not have the money to buy a house for his family, and the original owner's family also sold the death deed, if he really likes his daughter and wants to get to know her, he will sign a living deed. The heroine should rely on herself in the future. She can only live on her own.
In fact, the heroine shouldn't have been so nice to them in the first place and let her uncle sell things. I just don't understand. It's not like she was the one who harmed the original owner when the heroine came here. Why is she so nice to her family and able to accept them so quickly? Besides, it was her family who sold her into the house.
I will be really disheartened, and I don't want to think that it was my daughter who survived.
In that era, women's status was very low and of course they had no right to speak.
In that era, I had always been in a very low status and of course I had no right to speak.
If you have the money to deregister and become a commoner, it's better to leave as soon as possible!
So the heroine still has to keep money. Just like this time, the heroine helped her family buy a house. In the end, no one asked the heroine for her opinion. The heroine did the right thing.
That aunt will be a troublemaker in the future!
Is the heroine ready to buy a house?