After dying of illness one night, she becomes Zijuan in Dream of the Red Chamber. Amidst silks and finery, she witnesses the joys and sorrows of countless women. Yet she can never forget the future, when bones lie piled like mountains and their names are forgotten. With the great mansion on the verge of collapse and chaos looming, how will she struggle to survive?
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Theme: Put an end to tragedy, promote self-reliance and self-improvement, and let love warm everyone.
Finally finished reading it, one week later, come on, madam!
I finished it in one go. It's rare to see a fanfic that is so close to the original work. My wife wrote it so well.
I haven't read such a long article in a long time, and I finally finished it.
Is the final cp an open ending?!
Originally, I felt that the background of Red Mansions should have some meaning about the transition between Ming and Qing Dynasties. However, after recently revisiting Red Mansions and reading some people's interpretations, I admire Cao Gong even more and have some opinions on the theory of Ming and Qing Dynasties. The reason why The Red Mansion is a strange book is precisely because of a strange word. Unlike the other three of the Four Great Classics, it does not use the sky and the earth to judge the universe and see heroes swaying in the annals of history. Instead, it centers on weak women and pities the strange women in the world, starting from the word love. Others talk about great ambitions and the pride of a great country, but Cao Gong writes a strange book that is people-oriented, analyzes human nature, and praises women who are oppressed in a patriarchal feudal society. It is a ground-breaking book in the feudal dynasty where natural principles destroy human desires. I know that it is now said that Red Mansions means to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty, or some ghost book is popular, but there are too many books written for it, and reading the Twenty-Four Histories will be more enlightening than Red Mansions. If Red Mansions were written like this, it would fall into the cliché. I think it is more of a secular philosophy book, the exploration of ancient scholars in seclusion and scholarliness, and the struggles and ups and downs of people in their self-growth.
Jia Huan's "family problem" is finally solved
Hey, why are you going to Zhang's house when you have nothing to do? I'm worried that I won't have a chance to take revenge.
If you don't pay attention, it's all over
Is it over here? The flowers are finished! I wonder if there will be an extra episode?
Daiyu Baoyu is ten times better than others in this regard, she treats others with sincerity!