Dream of the Red Chamber: Daiyu Owes No One

Mrs. Shi was pretty good. Although she used Shi Xiangyun's mother's dowry to pay off her debts, she still took good care of Shi Xiangyun. She had to be cruel and died of an illness while Shi Xiangyun was under house arrest. See the article "The Red Mansion". Shi Xiangyun's maternal family has never appeared. It is estimated that there are not many people left. The Shi family has some conscience. , After all, not many people are as ruthless as the Jia family. They took other people's money and even destroyed their families, so they can be considered honest people. In addition, although Wei Ruolan was short-lived in her previous life, her character and family background were not bad, so relatively speaking, Mrs. Shi and her uncle had selfish motives and were not that annoying. Xiangyun was also suspicious of something secret.

In fact, I don't like Shi Xiangyun. In today's terms, he is a hanzibiao, but it is okay to write like this and change his past.

I still feel unworthy. The sectarian differences cannot be eliminated easily. The author forced Daiyu to save the world. Questioning, Xichun and Tanchun are just avoiding trouble in the temple, so what qualifications do they have to pray for the people of the world? As long as the two families are not implicated in the crimes of the Jia family, why should they be the king of the village? That is a title that ordinary clan girls may not have? It's not about getting married for the sake of the country. Moreover, Daiyu's own family is very cautious, so why does she want to marry all the girls and relatives around her to princes, nobles, and powerful ministers?

If Shi Xiangyun had been disciplined in this way early, he might not have lost his marriage to Prince Jun. Xiangyun has made progress. If he had changed his name to "Ai Ge Ge Xiangyun" earlier, he would not have gotten married in his thirties.

The bid has been completed, but I feel like there is still a lot left unexplained. . . For example, what happened after Sanshengshi and Jiangzhu returned. . . Since I mentioned it, I should explain it...

The last few chapters have been a bit boring to read. I have the same view as some gay people. The story of Red Chamber does not necessarily have to match everyone, and they are all important ministers of the country. The identities of the two couples recently are very mismatched. It is a bit boring to see these. I feel that it is not as good as before.

I have never understood how this article got such high ratings. To be honest, the plot is very cliche. The plot of Madonna Daiyu saving the Jinlan sisters was written so badly in Jinjiang that it couldn't be any worse. Even the same plot has flaws in the logic of this article. Although the writing style of this article is not bad, it is not very good, but the collection of this article has exceeded my understanding of Jinjiang Red Mansion fans. I can't figure out where these collections came from.

In fact, there is no need to marry off all the twelve beauties for the so-called salvation. Xichun, for example, has been cold-hearted since she was a child. When she was only a few years old, she liked to play with the little nuns who went in and out of Jia's house. Some people are born with a bond with Buddha. It is not a good thing for her to get married against her nature. It is very painful to think about a person who can endure the loneliness of Qingdeng Ancient Buddha and let her be the princess and preside over the backyard of the palace to handle a lot of human relationships. Thinking of the most handsome monk in Beijing in the past, he had the idea of ​​becoming a monk without any warning at the age of sixteen, and officially became a monk at the age of eighteen. This was his natural destiny to become a Buddhist. Most people always feel that loneliness is a very painful thing, but for some people, loneliness is very enjoyable, and dealing with interpersonal relationships is an intolerable pain.

Although I know Xichun is a good person But Prince Pei is still a bit older, and it would be better if her family background and even the Jia family's affairs are not involved. Xue Baoqin and Wei Ruolan are still not a good match. The wife of the general's legitimate son is actually just the sister of an imperial merchant a few years ago, and she is still serving the queen. She has no parents and brothers from a scholarly family, and no upper-level connections, so she is tied to the queen's boat for nothing. At this time, the emperor loves the queen. As outsiders, we think there is nothing wrong with it. However, the characters in the book, especially those whose families have experienced political reshuffles, cannot get engaged carelessly like this.

Who do you really owe? Why do you think you owe all the women of the Jia family in your previous life, and now you have to pay off your debts in this life? The holy light shines on the Jia family.