A Steady Life in the Dream of the Red Chamber

The writing is very good, because in the ancient setting, the male protagonist had no way to express his feelings to Daiyu. He chose the wrong CP at first and couldn't stand the two people getting married separately, so he directly watched the modern extra story. P. S. After reading the comments, I don't think the male protagonist is a scumbag when he marries Gu Jing. His social background and real pressure can't be helped, and he has no love for her. However, the male protagonist gave everything he could, which is much better than his contemporaries. I still feel so sad π_π π_π π_π I really don't dare to watch the plot in the middle. Will the new story be about the male protagonist and Daiyu CP?

I collected this article a long time ago, and I just remembered to read it two days ago. Now I feel so sorry for my brother. I didn't quite understand why he didn't regain his identity and be with Daiyu before. After reading about it, I finally understood his feelings and responsibilities for Lin Hai and Jia Min. If it were in other novels, it would definitely follow the fixed pattern of him regaining his identity and becoming a clan member, marrying sister Lin, and reaching the peak of his life. However, the way the plot is arranged like this makes it feel like a thorn, repeatedly provoking and pricking the heart, but it makes people feel much more profound than other Red Mansions novels. Mu Zheng is very good. The two of them have a happy marriage, but they still feel very complicated, haha. I thought that since I want to travel back in time, I might as well do it at the moment when the car overturned and hit my head at the age of twelve. From then on, Daiyu began to notice Mu Zheng, and it was great to give her brother a Yan Yan whose feelings were as blank as a piece of paper. Then I thought about it. A twelve-year-old sixth-grade girl is too young for modern people... I will go crazy if I let my brother wait for three more years. I will laugh at myself... Thank you so much. Sister Lin, who always smiles and frowns, is my obsession. At this moment, she is as satisfied as a dream come true... Not to mention, I will pursue Jia Min's rebirth, and then sit back and wait for the modern daily life record!

The writing is very delicate and the emotions are very touching. Whether it is family or love, it is written well.

I've finished reading. Thank you, madam. Eighty-nine out of ten unsatisfactory things in life are caused by missing each other. It's very well written.

It's very warm, delicate and sincere. I like this article very much. I have read it several times. The main characters are very full and vivid. Come on, I look forward to the modern life record. Is this comment coming too late...

The writing is very good and heart-warming. I read a lot of articles about people dressing up as "Brother Lin" to protect their younger sisters. In the end, all the Lin brothers did the same thing. I finally read a different article. Thank you Xiang Wan. Looking forward to the next article

Congratulations to Brother Lin for successfully abducting his sister😊

I just want to know why Shen Lu targets the male protagonist so much

I followed this article a few years ago, but then I put it down. Today I came back to read and catch up on several of the author's articles, and also added up to my previous subscription. Come on, author, your attentive readers will feel it too.

I saw complaints about this article on Weibo. If you read a pirated article, don't be too pushy. If you read the original article, then I will only say the following: The male protagonist in my novel is not perfect. He has his own weaknesses and flaws, and don't bring modern people's perspectives into his original wife. The male protagonist only has one original wife in his life, and he gives her responsibilities and obligations. Is it really that bad for an ancient woman? Is he a scumbag if he doesn't love his original wife but is considerate of her and loves his children? How many marriages are there without love? Is a marriage with only family responsibilities and obligations necessarily unhappy? Also, don't tell me why the male protagonist is cowardly and refuses to express his feelings to Daiyu? Because the male protagonist is a normal person, if he ignores everything, the Lin family, Jia Min, Lin Hai, and Daiyu will be drowned in saliva, the Lin family will fall, and he himself will not be in a good situation. That is selfish! There are also claims that the Lin family does not regard the first wife as a family, that the first wife is just a fertility machine, that the author whitewashed the male protagonist, and that the original wife has multiple works. I really want to laugh at her face. I have never whitewashed anyone. Even Daiyu would have a little jealousy and a little flaw when she was growing up. Lin Hai and Jia Min also had it. Everyone has it. My attitude has always been to objectively judge everyone's behavior. It's even more ridiculous not to treat the first wife as a family. There will always be a running-in period when becoming a family. Nowadays, there are still many marriages in which mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are not compatible. Is Jia Min here trying to suppress her daughter-in-law? Are you sowing discord? When her son and daughter-in-law were at odds, she came to mediate. Isn't it good for mother-in-law and daughter-in-law to be so polite? Only a fool would think that a mother-in-law would treat her daughter-in-law as a daughter. The best distance is to abide by the rules.