My Few Encounters with Miss Daiyu

"But, what should you do?" God, I almost cried when I saw this sentence

A thousand people have a thousand Hamlet. I watched the 87 version of Dream of Red Mansions two days ago and didn't expect any wealth and wealth, but I can deeply feel Lin Daiyu's "Wind, Frost and Sword". If you think about Lin Daiyu's originally sensitive character, she speaks sharply and thinly, and rarely communicates, it's okay. As a result, the adults in the Jia family often make jokes like "Why don't you become my daughter-in-law after eating my tea?", And the two children, male and female, live so close to each other, and they pass each other from time to time. Come on, the kind-hearted Sister Bao is trying to bully others. After the Grand View Garden was built, Sister Bao overheard the maid Xiaohong's flirtations and almost got discovered. She also lied to others that she had just seen Lin Daiyu squatting under the window. She held a banquet and introduced an actor saying that she looked like Who, Shi Xiangyun said, looked like Daiyu, Baoyu kept winking at Shi Xiangyun, and ran to find Shi Xiangyun afterwards. However, he was ungrateful and was kicked out before he went to find Lin Daiyu. He felt aggrieved when Lin Daiyu scorned him. Hey, they were all thirteen or fourteen-year-old children, and Jia's family didn't teach them well. What's more, only Lin Daiyu hid and cried when she was wronged and had no place to complain. She couldn't find anyone to rely on. No wonder she died the earliest.

I took a look at the author's column, and I guessed it right, it is the author's first book. This book gave me a very strange feeling. The use and atmosphere description in the article can tell that the author's writing style is quite good, and it has the flavor of a red building. When I first saw a woman wearing a man wearing a red building, I thought the author wanted to write about a heart-warming story. Sister Lin, who is thoughtful and considerate, and her relatives comfort her. The strange thing is that the protagonist also thinks he likes Daiyu, but his behavior is not proactive. He remembers several scenes of Daiyu's embarrassment and grief in the Red Mansion, but he has no idea of ​​avoiding it. He is like a bystander who has no role in the matter. When I finally tried to persuade and comfort Daiyu, I only said two or three sentences. There was no heart-to-heart analysis or in-depth comfort. It was as if someone I didn't know at all suddenly encountered someone who was sad and just said a few words casually. Whether it was a conflict with Baoyu or an actor's appearance, I thought the protagonist would be well. When comforting Daiyu, the protagonist ended it hastily, and the ending where Daiyu left and was heartbroken made me feel very disconnected. Especially in the middle, there was a section where the protagonist's active contact between welcoming the spring or visiting the spring was obvious, but Daiyu seemed to maintain the lowest reply frequency. This is really confusing. The other thing is the protagonist's system. It disappears after writing it. This system is of no use. I don't know what the meaning of writing it is? And does the protagonist know that he will return to modern times? When he was in the Jia Mansion, he seemed to have basically never thought about how to survive in ancient times except for playing and sleeping. From the author's description, he didn't seem to pay much attention to reading. He seemed to be lying flat. I was also puzzled by the fact that Sister Feng asked a heterosexual man to assist the housekeeper.

It's so well written ~ it reads like the original work It's really unreasonable, why is such a good article not popular? ? ? Looking forward to the follow-up (??ω?)? Hey

Very well written! It really feels like the original work, and every girl is vividly portrayed, especially Sister Lin and my favorite Tanchun (???????)

I felt really numb when I watched this episode on TV. All the characters were evil. Jia Baoyu molested her mother's maid. When her mother found out, she ran away and left the maid alone to be beaten and scolded. However, on the way out, she was still caring about her. Without saying a word, the mother hit the maid and said she had seduced her son and forced her to die. The brother came right after her (but he and Jia Baoyu didn't have a good relationship in the first place, so it was normal to add insult to injury?) When the father teaches his son, he will spank him (actually I think Jia Baoyu really deserves a spanking), but when the grandmother asks no questions, she forces her son to kneel down and admit his mistake. He acts like a parent who protects his shortcomings, and he does this every time. He gets tired of watching his father spank her while she protects him.

Does the protagonist plan to take the reading route? It feels like in ancient times, if he wants to support himself, he can only take the imperial examination, and if he is weak, he must exercise. Boys with poor health can easily think of Qin Zhong who died earlier.

The capital writing is so charming! So beautiful! It's just too little [crying]

Why is Daiyu called "Sister Lin" in the article? They are one family, so she should be called sister [laughing and crying]

After all, the protagonist is not a real aristocratic young master. Now it is the Jia family who enjoys the food. What will he do if the Jia family collapses later? It feels too carefree [laughing and crying]