[Qing Dynasty + Dream of the Red Chamber] From Beggar to Empress of All Under Heaven

The main emphasis is that if Jia Yingchun is not good, she will be bad, but no matter how high she climbs, she is still Jia Yingchun's slave. She has to work as a cow and horse for her. Isn't it in vain?

The heroine is so frustrated, it makes me upset.

In fact, the heroine is quite smart, but no matter how high she climbs, she still has to hold Jia Yingchun in her arms, which is a bit frustrating.

I thought this topic was very interesting after reading the introduction and title. I read it in one go, but after reading it, I felt very depressed. The heroine's character is of course unyielding and has her own strength, but she has a feeling of being suppressed by the environment. I think it may also have something to do with language expression. For those who want to hurt the heroine, the heroine clearly I was particularly heartbroken, but I still found reasons to stop retaliating, comfort myself, and protect the person who wanted to hurt me - Jia Yingchun. Although I said later that this was more beneficial to me, and there was also a small revenge, it just gave me a feeling that the heroine was powerless and unable to fight back, so she could only comfort herself, and she had to protect the enemy in an aggrieved manner. Of course, I also understand that when people face this kind of thing, their first reaction is definitely anger, and then they can think about it carefully. But again, it's so frustrating. In addition, there are a lot of typos and wrong pronouns, but I automatically understood them when I read it. Otherwise, I can understand the meaning no matter how the Chinese characters are arranged 😂. Maybe I just like more relaxed writing, and I like the male protagonist to be clean. After all, the female protagonist has no one else. After reading it, the most striking feeling is that the author's writing is more realistic. I hope the typos can be corrected and the heroine can counterattack neatly.

What was the final order that Jia She was given to protect Jia Yingchun? I always use this as an example, did Jia She save your life or what the hell?

The heroine looked like she was holding a gold brick and could hit anyone without any pain. She said she was not convinced, but she had already received 100 punches in the face.

Why is it getting more and more outrageous the more I write it, I feel like the heroine has been so miserable for a long time

It's a bit weird. Yingchun's character is a man-hating character, but she's very masculine, so it seems like there's a bug.

I'm convinced, it's been over a hundred chapters, and the pace is very, very slow. The heroine's life is so frustrating even now!

This is the most frustrating Qingchuan article I have ever read. I lost such a golden finger in vain.