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Overnight, Xue Jiao becomes Xue Jiao, the second young master of the Xue family in Dream of the Red Chamber. He looks prosperous on the outside, but his life is actually full of danger. His brother is useless, his father died young, his relatives are plotting against him, and people are always eyeing the family fortune.
Is that bad enough? Not at all. He is the son of a merchant, and his adoptive father is a eunuch, so many powerful nobles look down on him.
After struggling to get ahead, he finally decides to fall in love, only to find that his rival is the emperor's own younger brother.
Fortunately, education and experience can reshape a person.
His brother Xue Pan goes from a spoiled bully to someone more like Xiang Yu, the Conqueror of Chu. His close friend Jia Lian grows into the Jia family's only "parasol tree," with a phoenix who loves him deeply. His younger sister Baochai only wants to compete with Baoyu for Daiyu.
From a young man in Jinling to a famous general and powerful warlord, Xue Jiao guides and develops every useful talent in the Dream of the Red Chamber, and together they fight their way out of adversity.
Then, in the chaotic era of the Dream of the Red Chamber after chapter eighty, he leads the four great families to resist foreign invasion, vie for the throne, and struggle for supremacy!
(The story is complete, but it still doesn't have enough readers to qualify for a paid listing. Please add it to your favorites!)
Reader's guide:
The protagonist is the pursuer. The dynasty is fictional, with a setting inspired by a time that is neither quite Ming nor quite Qing.
Jiang Yuhan is not the final CP. The final CP is the two top exam scholars.
Several historical figures provide the broad framework. The story follows the objective rules of how things develop. The protagonist does not start out ambitious; he grows from a youth into a powerful warlord.
I do not bash the twelve beauties in the main register! I only bash a few people in Jia Zheng's branch of the Jia family (they're just too hard to redeem. Please, give me a break).
The author agrees more with the later-chapters war theory held by some members of the Redology school. In this interpretation, after chapter eighty comes a chaotic age: the dynasty falls, foreign tribes invade, and famine sparks peasant uprisings. That is why Tanchun, who represents the court's attempt to secure peace through marriage, becomes a kite with a broken string. There are also Jia Rong and Jia Qiang: Rong and Qiang evoke the Rong and Qiang peoples. The original text also mentions that the Jia family's fine rice is rationed by headcount, and that "the tenants in the countryside are nearly done eating even the grass roots."
I'm on team Bao-Dai, and Baochai's Bao. If you're looking for a perfect match in the Dream of the Red Chamber, Xue Jun is the one who suits Xiang Fei.
A thousand readers, a thousand versions of the Dream of the Red Chamber. Don't take it too seriously.
Theme: The power of education and striving without cease.
It feels like this whole story is a piece of abuse from the perspective of Shen Ziqing, the ultimate true love mate, huh?
Emperors... Especially good emperors are actually short-lived. The supreme position requires too many responsibilities. Emperors who truly serve the country and the people can easily die from overwork.
If this article had been written at the starting point, it could have been written at two million, but in Jinjiang it was completed at two hundred thousand.
This is the author's first article. After a long time, I read it for the second time, and I still think it looks good. There are too few free articles that are so good-looking. I have finished writing 200,000 free articles. It is really a guarantee of good quality.
So what is Jiang Yuhan's ending?
The ending felt a little rushed, and Ziqing was too miserable.
After the death of the male protagonist, the probability that Xue Baochai will be able to secure a stable position is very small. The fate of the orphans and widowers of the Chai family has already been calculated.
Good article, but it's a pity that it's not a scumbag
It was so well written, but I felt so sad after seeing the ending.
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It feels like this whole story is a piece of abuse from the perspective of Shen Ziqing, the ultimate true love mate, huh?
Emperors... Especially good emperors are actually short-lived. The supreme position requires too many responsibilities. Emperors who truly serve the country and the people can easily die from overwork.
If this article had been written at the starting point, it could have been written at two million, but in Jinjiang it was completed at two hundred thousand.
This is the author's first article. After a long time, I read it for the second time, and I still think it looks good. There are too few free articles that are so good-looking. I have finished writing 200,000 free articles. It is really a guarantee of good quality.
So what is Jiang Yuhan's ending?
The ending felt a little rushed, and Ziqing was too miserable.
After the death of the male protagonist, the probability that Xue Baochai will be able to secure a stable position is very small. The fate of the orphans and widowers of the Chai family has already been calculated.
Good article, but it's a pity that it's not a scumbag
It was so well written, but I felt so sad after seeing the ending.
The writing is great, but a bit sad...