A tabloid editor who often writes stories that aren't true transmigrates into one novel character after another, living many different lives. He enters the Four Great Classics, starting with Dream of the Red Chamber, and brings you a thrilling tale. The first installment is Jia Rong's story. The second, Jia She of the Red Chamber Is No Libertine, has been uploaded separately. The third installment, about Lin Daiyu's younger brother, continues after Jia Rong's story. Please keep reading.
The protagonist is so disgusting, he does these things and still looks superior to others, haha
If this was not a novel, he would have been caught and sliced by the country or beheaded by the emperor on charges of treason.
I smell the breath of the nouveau riche
The only dissatisfaction was that her husband said she was too young and was afraid that pregnancy would harm her body. Not only did she use new contraceptive pills, but she also nursed back her health. It means that Jia Rong still slept with her. It's so shameless. You're a 15-year-old child, too!
Haha, haha, I don't know why I'm laughing! It's so funny to talk to a four-year-old girl about so many housework matters and ask her to manage the finances of her own yard, etc. Even if it's just for the sake of osmosis from a young age, I didn't do it like this. It's like training a servant to take care of things, instead of educating everyone's noble daughter. It's just like a small family.
In the past, I wrote a total of nine chapters of "Lin Daiyu's younger brother" as a joke. I listened to my friends and posted it casually for everyone to watch and play. Who knew the click-through rate would go up? I was really dizzy. I'm sorry if I don't continue. If I continue, I have to synchronize the code words with "Red Mansion Jia She is not a dandy". The problem is that I still have to watch several very good Water Margin and Three Kingdoms fanfics, as well as the one I really like, "The Crowd". It made me want to write about the Anti-Japanese War, and I even made an outline: I would be reborn as Mao Xifeng's distant nephew, and I would have some golden fingers. But after a later investigation, it was found that although Mao Xifeng was of good quality, he was also relatively honest. But he is the target of criticism from the government and has dealt vicious blows to the underground party, so the prospects are not good. The outline was also changed to write that he was reborn as Zhang Guotao's guard. After Zhang Guotao defected from Yan'an, the young man was wrongly accused. Although trapped in the bellows, he still battles wits and courage with the Japanese. But this kind of writing doesn't seem to fit the main theme. It seems to be overkill.
Geez, every time I see these two words, I feel like a hen crows, right?
The time is wrong, it's too tight. Transportation was not developed in ancient times and it took a long time to walk on the road.
Could you please stop writing so many inner thoughts? I feel like I have read this article in vain. It's so shaky.
I originally liked reading classics and some ancient novels, but then I read a fanfic from the 1960s, and I started to like reading fanfics even more. I thought fan fiction was very interesting, so I wrote some casually. The first thing I wrote was "Why Do You Kill Me" by Ma Su of the Three Kingdoms. Later, I felt that it needed to be changed drastically because the background was too powerful and I needed to narrow the scope of the background, so I put it down for now. I read "A Dream of Red Mansions" and re-watched "A Dream of Red Mansions". Only then did I realize that I had been watching the fun before, so I started to take a closer look. Later I felt that Jia She was an interesting person. The book said he was a dandy, but I didn't see why he was a dandy. If a person can support an east courtyard, it means that he is not short of money, and there is no shortage of women in the backyard. Food, drinking, whoring and gambling are not very attractive to him. It can be said that he was playing with women in the east courtyard. This word "nest" is the root of it. In addition, Jia Mu beat him all day long, making him worry about the face of the Rongguo Mansion. This sentence can be substantive, or it can be said to be false. Most of it means a false threat. So when Dandy said it, it should have been forced on him. If you want to write a villain, you can also deduce many dandy habits, because they are not written in the book, we can just talk about it. If you only look at the original work, it would be haha. At the very least, the word 'whoring' does not apply to him. Kill someone? That was something done by Jia Shifei, the official of the Jia family, who wanted to curry favor with him, and had nothing to do with him directly. After an official showed a trace of disgust, no one guessed that he was rushing to cause trouble for others? After watching Dream of Red Mansions, I thought, if a person does not have a profound historical and cultural background, can he collect antiques and ancient fans that have been for decades? Isn't he afraid of losing his pants? I don't have considerable painting skills, how can I appreciate ancient fans? Ancient paintings seem a bit abstract to modern people, not to mention that during Jia She's time, he collected 'ancient' paintings from all dynasties. What about the poem on the fan? What about seal engraving? Which one doesn't require precise eyesight? So I think this person is very cultured. Jia She also treated Baoyu very well and took great pains to seek medical advice. He also cares deeply about his daughter. Yingchun is already in her late teens, and no one is worried about her marriage. The Jia family should regard her as Jia Yuanchun's replacement. Because in the eyes of Jia Mu and Jia Zheng, the Jia family is the most important. But Jia She couldn't bear it any longer. Yingchun was his daughter after all, and if a girl with hair-length hair didn't talk about her marriage, it would be a big problem for him. Therefore, within his own ability, he found a waiting general as his son-in-law and asked his daughter to be his legitimate wife. It is estimated that Jia She can do something about Lao Sun's vacancy, or he may think that Lao Sun will remember him well and treat his daughter better in the future. But he was afraid that Jia Mu would intervene to stop the Yingchun wedding, so he lied that his daughter had been sold to him for five thousand taels of silver. What was the silver used for? Whoring. This is dead without evidence. But in an era when young girls can only be sold for twelve or thirty taels of silver, how many years of prostitution do you have to do before you can throw in five thousand taels of silver? This was purely to fool Jia's mother who didn't understand the brothel business. Otherwise, is it really like spending a fortune as the storybook says? I didn't see Jia She being so stupid. I think this guess is reasonable. Otherwise, why did Miharu only learn talents? Because it is enough for the concubines in the palace to have talents. Otherwise, people will be wary of you. Boss? Manipulating men? What do you want to do in this palace that eats people without spitting out their bones? Who do you want to take advantage of? It's just that Jia She didn't expect that not only did his daughter not learn how to run a house and how to handle a man, but he also didn't expect that Sun Shaozu was not a toy and actually ravaged Ermu to death. What can he do if his married daughter throws water away? There are so many people who do bad things with good intentions. In short, the completion of this matter can be regarded as an improvement for Jia She, because he knew how to handle things in a roundabout way. Foolishness and filial piety are a unique product of ancient China, and were especially serious in ancient times. After all, all Chinese dynasties emphasized governing the country with filial piety. But why didn't he make further changes? Because he dare not, it means that this person still keeps benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom and trust in his heart. When I wrote the story about Jia Rong in the White Jade Capital, I didn't bother to portray and beautify Jia She. I just took it one step at a time and concentrated on describing Jia Rong. This was influenced by a certain Red Mansion fanfiction. The story about Lin Daiyu's younger brother flew away as soon as I wrote it, and it was sent to Europe with a stick. Later, I thought about bringing it back to Yuanyuan. After all, if it broke away from the main line of Red Mansion, it would no longer be a Red Mansion fandom. Later, I listened to my friend's advice and posted the nine-chapter manuscript. I wanted everyone to watch and enjoy it, but I didn't expect that the consequences of posting would be serious, because I had to continue writing. But I am writing "The Red Chamber Jia She is not a dandy", which is very taxing on my brain, and I am dreaming about Jia She's later scenes. Sometimes when I wake up from a dream, I get up and write while I still have some memory, fearing that I will forget it after a while. Sometimes while eating, I suddenly remember that there is a bug somewhere in the article, and I quickly get up to fix it, for fear of forgetting. But computers always have a time to be turned on. Sometimes when the computer is turned on, I forget what I wanted to write just now. Haha, isn't it annoying?