After the events of Dream of the Red Chamber, Matriarch Jia dies and is reborn on the day of her wedding.
She had only regretted that she never managed to give away the last few Diamond Sutras in her hands. Then she drew her final breath, and when she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the very moment she first married into the Jia family. The resentments that had faded with the years surged back into her heart.
An estranged eldest son, a fickle husband, a harsh mother-in-law, a treacherous maid, a daughter without children, a granddaughter who died young, the humiliation of the family's confiscation, and a helpless Baoyu. What she had once failed to see was the true nature of people's hearts. In this life, who had truly betrayed whose life?
I made a wish for three lifetimes, yet only added another sorrow.
When troubled, I knit my brows; as I leave, I look back again and again.
I gaze at my shadow before the wind; who will watch the moon with me?
If the moonlight has a will, let it shine first upon the jade beauty's tower.
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The stats for this story are terrible. Looks like seven isn't my lucky number... Maybe I'll try one next time... But I'm still filling in this pit, so progress will probably be slow. Let's keep going together~
There is a problem. In ancient times, a man could not become an official after becoming a princess, so generally he could not work hard to pick a consort, and the consort's family was willing to do so. If Brother Shi was asked to select a consort, wouldn't he lose real power? Moreover, the Hou Ye and the old Hou Ye would not agree to this kind of thing... The emperor would not suggest marriage to anyone casually. This would be an insult in the eyes of ordinary courtiers, so Jia Daishan shouldn't be happy about this.
I don't quite understand Jia Mu's feelings for Jia Daishan in this life. Logically speaking, the description in the previous life is that Jia Mu should hate him, but then it seems to imply that Baoyu and Jia Daishan look alike, so Jia Mu likes him, and in this chapter, Jia Mu and Jia Daishan seem to be a little emotional when they first meet. It feels a bit contradictory. Can the author explain it? What is going on and why Jia Mu still likes Jia Daishan. Finally, the author has worked hard to write the article, and the subject matter is indeed not bad. I like the author to keep writing and not to collapse!
In fact, I really want to see if Baodai can be consummated in the end. I hope Jia Mu can make Baoyu more responsible to a certain extent. However... Judging from the development, it seems that it will take a long time to write about them. It's pretty cool to see the older generation fighting at home, haha.
The writing is great><Looking forward to it
I don't understand why the heroine doesn't just break off the engagement. It seems to be a common problem for reborn heroines to fight on her own. Just like how disgusting Jia Daishan was in the last life, is she tempted again in this life? Cheap or not? The author has incorrect views
Shi Xiangyun sounds the same as Shi Xiangyun, and Shi Xiangyun is as miserable as the old lady. How could the old lady be so kind to Shi Xiangyun, who has the same name (transliteration)? If you ask me, I will feel a thorn in my heart and feel all kinds of discomfort.
I don't have much feeling for Jia Mu, well, she is a bit biased and doting on her grandson, but she is a bit old and confused. However, in the ancients, eighteen years old was not too young. Girls were married at fifteen, and some people had children at eighteen. However, in the Red Mansion, Sister Bao seemed to generally marry late in the Spring Festival. ╮(╯▽╰)╭The age before and after Daiyu entered the palace was very confusing. Baoyu, don't you like it? You can go to bed with Xiren at the age of twelve or thirteen. No matter how young you are, you really can't treat him like a child╮(╯▽╰)╭
No... Hongxing cheated... It's inappropriate to call a maid Hongxing from a boudoir's daughter's house@_@
Red scholars said that Jia Lian had a brother named Jia Hu. Hu Lian was a sacrificial vessel, so it was weird to call Jia Hu, and in this way, Jia Mu's amber would violate Jia Hu's name. Although Jia Hu was no longer around, the attackers later said that the maids around Jia Mu were all replaced without changing their names. If it had not been changed before or had been changed, it would be weird to change it back or add another one after the eldest grandson died (๑•.•๑)
After reading the copy, I still feel that Jia's mother is a scumbag.
There is a problem. In ancient times, a man could not become an official after becoming a princess, so generally he could not work hard to pick a consort, and the consort's family was willing to do so. If Brother Shi was asked to select a consort, wouldn't he lose real power? Moreover, the Hou Ye and the old Hou Ye would not agree to this kind of thing... The emperor would not suggest marriage to anyone casually. This would be an insult in the eyes of ordinary courtiers, so Jia Daishan shouldn't be happy about this.
I don't quite understand Jia Mu's feelings for Jia Daishan in this life. Logically speaking, the description in the previous life is that Jia Mu should hate him, but then it seems to imply that Baoyu and Jia Daishan look alike, so Jia Mu likes him, and in this chapter, Jia Mu and Jia Daishan seem to be a little emotional when they first meet. It feels a bit contradictory. Can the author explain it? What is going on and why Jia Mu still likes Jia Daishan. Finally, the author has worked hard to write the article, and the subject matter is indeed not bad. I like the author to keep writing and not to collapse!
In fact, I really want to see if Baodai can be consummated in the end. I hope Jia Mu can make Baoyu more responsible to a certain extent. However... Judging from the development, it seems that it will take a long time to write about them. It's pretty cool to see the older generation fighting at home, haha.
The writing is great><Looking forward to it
I don't understand why the heroine doesn't just break off the engagement. It seems to be a common problem for reborn heroines to fight on her own. Just like how disgusting Jia Daishan was in the last life, is she tempted again in this life? Cheap or not? The author has incorrect views
Shi Xiangyun sounds the same as Shi Xiangyun, and Shi Xiangyun is as miserable as the old lady. How could the old lady be so kind to Shi Xiangyun, who has the same name (transliteration)? If you ask me, I will feel a thorn in my heart and feel all kinds of discomfort.
I don't have much feeling for Jia Mu, well, she is a bit biased and doting on her grandson, but she is a bit old and confused. However, in the ancients, eighteen years old was not too young. Girls were married at fifteen, and some people had children at eighteen. However, in the Red Mansion, Sister Bao seemed to generally marry late in the Spring Festival. ╮(╯▽╰)╭The age before and after Daiyu entered the palace was very confusing. Baoyu, don't you like it? You can go to bed with Xiren at the age of twelve or thirteen. No matter how young you are, you really can't treat him like a child╮(╯▽╰)╭
No... Hongxing cheated... It's inappropriate to call a maid Hongxing from a boudoir's daughter's house@_@
Red scholars said that Jia Lian had a brother named Jia Hu. Hu Lian was a sacrificial vessel, so it was weird to call Jia Hu, and in this way, Jia Mu's amber would violate Jia Hu's name. Although Jia Hu was no longer around, the attackers later said that the maids around Jia Mu were all replaced without changing their names. If it had not been changed before or had been changed, it would be weird to change it back or add another one after the eldest grandson died (๑•.•๑)
After reading the copy, I still feel that Jia's mother is a scumbag.