Dream of the Red Chamber: A Mother's Love and a Filial Son

School is starting, and I'm about to face my graduation thesis and internship, along with all sorts of other things. I don't have long stretches of time to write, so updates will be irregular.

I also feel like I've hit a bottleneck. I'm really not good at writing schemes and conspiracies, and it's giving me a headache. Let me think it over carefully.

Because he was born two years earlier, Jia She became a child loved by his mother. As a dutiful son, Jia She honors his parents, revives his family, and ultimately dies peacefully in old age surrounded by children and grandchildren. In this story, Lady Jia is still biased, but she favors Jia She. Since things changed before Jia She was born, it is inevitable that this will differ from the original. This is my first time writing a novel, and my writing is probably at the level of an ordinary science student. I may go back and revise earlier chapters as I write later ones. I hope I can tell the story I want to tell and bring it to a complete ending. Thank you!