This story doesn't vilify anyone. It's simply a matter of different personal perspectives.
Because Jia Min had been unable to bear a child for years, she fell out of favor with the Lin family's matriarch. The matriarch arranged for Lin Ruhai to take a concubine. Unexpectedly, in just two years the concubine gave birth to a son, the eldest of the secondary line, and both the Lin matriarch and Lin Ruhai came to love him dearly.
I still don't understand what you wrote?? It's so cloudy and foggy that I can't understand it.
I just want to say that just like the Lin family's single generation, the Jia family's population is prosperous. Do you feel guilty for saying that Jia Min is the reason why Lin Hai has no heir? Is it possible that all the mistresses of the Lin family have been poisonous women for generations?
Author-chan, your script-like writing method is absolutely thankless and it leaks all the plot.
Also, being gay will lose a group of readers who don't like pure love literature, and being gay will lose a group of readers who like Shuangjie when the gay party gets married.
Your grandfathers and great-grandfathers all made choices about this issue, and I also made a choice twelve years ago.
Lin Ruhai cried to death in the toilet in the original work, and the Lin family turned out to be the home of ancestral chrysanthemums.
But when I look at the classification, isn't it classified under romance? How did it become pure ancestral love?
I finally understood a little bit: Unexpectedly, my concubine gave birth to the eldest son of the concubine within two years, and Mrs. Lin and Lin Ruhai loved him deeply. She also gave birth to a son and a daughter with Jia Min. The concubine secretly wanted to burn Jia Min and Jia Min's son and daughter to death. Or maybe Mrs. Lin was mentally retarded and wanted to burn Jia Min and her own grandson and granddaughter to death. Or maybe Lin Ruhai is mentally retarded and wants to burn his wife, son and daughter to death? The sons and daughters escaped and were adopted by different people, but in the end Lin Ruhai's eldest son had an affair with the prince, and Lin Ruhai had no heirs, so he wanted to recognize his legitimate son.
I'm guilty, am I spoiling the story? . . .
Looking back, the three children of the Lin family are a pair of lilies and a pair of gays, plus a BG, O(∩_∩)O hahaha~
Reading the copy, I was confused: Why is Lin Ruhai's eldest son named Feng? Why is Lin Daiyu's surname Yun?
I still don't understand what you wrote?? It's so cloudy and foggy that I can't understand it.
I just want to say that just like the Lin family's single generation, the Jia family's population is prosperous. Do you feel guilty for saying that Jia Min is the reason why Lin Hai has no heir? Is it possible that all the mistresses of the Lin family have been poisonous women for generations?
Author-chan, your script-like writing method is absolutely thankless and it leaks all the plot. Also, being gay will lose a group of readers who don't like pure love literature, and being gay will lose a group of readers who like Shuangjie when the gay party gets married.
Your grandfathers and great-grandfathers all made choices about this issue, and I also made a choice twelve years ago. Lin Ruhai cried to death in the toilet in the original work, and the Lin family turned out to be the home of ancestral chrysanthemums. But when I look at the classification, isn't it classified under romance? How did it become pure ancestral love?
I finally understood a little bit: Unexpectedly, my concubine gave birth to the eldest son of the concubine within two years, and Mrs. Lin and Lin Ruhai loved him deeply. She also gave birth to a son and a daughter with Jia Min. The concubine secretly wanted to burn Jia Min and Jia Min's son and daughter to death. Or maybe Mrs. Lin was mentally retarded and wanted to burn Jia Min and her own grandson and granddaughter to death. Or maybe Lin Ruhai is mentally retarded and wants to burn his wife, son and daughter to death? The sons and daughters escaped and were adopted by different people, but in the end Lin Ruhai's eldest son had an affair with the prince, and Lin Ruhai had no heirs, so he wanted to recognize his legitimate son. I'm guilty, am I spoiling the story? . . .
Looking back, the three children of the Lin family are a pair of lilies and a pair of gays, plus a BG, O(∩_∩)O hahaha~
Reading the copy, I was confused: Why is Lin Ruhai's eldest son named Feng? Why is Lin Daiyu's surname Yun?