Dream of the Red Chamber: Yuanchun Refuses to Be a Virtuous Consort

What is the heroine's purpose of traveling through time? A modern person lives such a miserable life! The author might as well write about Jia Yuanchun's rebirth! Why do modern people need to time travel! Speechless

Two words, disappointed. I can understand the heroine's feeling of having to be cautious when she travels to a feudal society like the Qing Dynasty, and I can also understand that she has to follow the rules when faced with a cold-faced and serious husband like Yongzheng. In the end, she has to continue to be a capable deaf and mute queen mother who will not cause trouble for her son. The heroine has never been happy in her life. As a time-traveling woman, it is hard to imagine that a woman who has received an education in the 21st world can be so tolerant. This reminds me of many images of women in remote mountainous areas that exist even now. They follow their father when they marry and their husbands and their sons when they die at home. Yes, those are the three obediences and four virtues. It seems that she has not lived her life for herself, and she does not necessarily want to be arrogant and domineering. I don't seem to see that the heroine in the article has her own hobbies. All the heroine's life revolves around her husband, son, and family, and she has never really thought about herself. She is like a real ancient woman with feudal ideas, who just happens to have read Dream of Red Mansions and knows the plot, that's all.

The ending is so abrupt. The rest of it is too brief. Please give me a sequel.

All ordered. Tweet the author~

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It's as good-looking as ever, but it ended a little too quickly in the end. Could you please add more extras? It would be great to have interesting extras for the overly plain narrative text?|?'-'?)??

Not to mention anything else, there are just too many words. Come on, author, let's spread the flowers in the finale.

It ended unexpectedly!

Congratulations on the completion. The main reason is that the ending is too abrupt. Before, it felt very dull. The pace was slow and the descriptions were also very detailed. However, the whole article focused too much on the details and the main plot was not outstanding. There were very few rivalry scenes between the main and supporting characters, which resulted in many characters not being fleshed out. Moreover, the ending chapter suddenly became fast-paced, and many plots and foreshadowings were not explained clearly.

The ending is so abrupt. The marriages of several sons, the enfeoffment of the queen mother and the concubine, the new queen's palace (heavy) and the enfeoffment of brothers. How long has the heroine lived, and a historical evaluation of the new emperor and the heroine (a few paragraphs are enough). Yongzheng here is twenty-five years old, so the fourth prince is over thirty and close to forty, right? The heroine is also over fifty and hopes to live to be over eighty like history.