[Dream of the Red Chamber] Yingchun, the Beloved Daughter

It's all set, but I can't stand it after seeing it halfway. The plot is too shallow, everything must be said clearly, and the beauty of subtlety is lost.

Laughing to death, the author only has this set of imperialist chauvinism in his mind. Political and economic politics are just child's play.

What's particularly uncomfortable is that the author seems not to be able to write the word "like", so he uses the word "hee" instead. It doesn't matter in some places, but after all, there are always subtle semantic differences in some contexts, which will affect reading to some extent. I'm curious where the author is from. Does his hometown dialect have such characteristics? Why do we have a sworn hatred for the word "like" and refuse to use it even though we grit our teeth?

There is something wrong with this queen's upbringing. A vision without independent opinions is not enough. Being pulled down. That's a matter of time. As a daughter-in-law, it was unfilial in ancient times for her to covet the old woman's things, not to mention that her husband was the emperor. What's more, his mother-in-law is amazing. He shouldn't compare with his mother-in-law. This will make his husband unhappy no matter how he looks at him.

I didn't like Jia Baoyu in the original work, but if time travel could really happen here, Baoyu would actually be able to thrive.

I have always felt that Baoyu was born in the wrong era. If he were alive now, apart from other things, he would definitely be doing a good job as a cosmetics and skin care product developer.

Although it's a bit too naive, the golden fingers are almost like legs, but they are sore and crooked. I have been writing this for several years. I read it a few times before and gave up. Now I have finally finished reading it. Those who don't study the details can enter, after all, it's really sour!

The author has worked hard to update the article, so here's a refresher!

It's so exciting, I finally waited until it was finished.

I still want to know who the heroine was before time travel? ! ! ! ?