The endings of Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai are based on the judgment written by Cao Xueqin a few times before: "The jade belt hangs in the forest, and the gold hairpin is buried in the snow." The writing is almost very straightforward, but it can be changed in another way. When their lives are about to end, they are both rescued. This poem at this time reflects the two people's desperate reactions when the Jia family ransacked their homes in the later period.
"The shadow of the crane is crossed in the cold pond, and the soul of the flower is buried in the cold moon." The first sentence is written by Shi Xiangyun, and the second sentence is written by Lin Daiyu, which corresponds to the incident of Lin Daiyu throwing herself into a pond in the Prince's Palace in Beijing.
Chapter 70 or so of the original book contains the investigation of the Grand View Garden. The fall of the Jia Mansion begins a bit too quickly. If we copy the Jia Mansion directly later, we can complete it in a few chapters. Therefore, there must be a turning point later - leaving some belongings for Jia Baoyu. Jia Baoyu finally accepted the predecessor of Shenying's waiter and returned to "Wuji Cliff" in a dream.
This book is written after Jia Yingchun returned home, and is triggered from the perspective of the "four great righteous men" of the Red Mansion.
The tender-hearted King of Beijing pitied Lin Daiyu's misery... In the past, Baoyu always used Princess Beijing as a cover, but this time he really hit the mark.
Intent: The Red Mansion is not over yet, continue writing the Dream of the Red Mansions, and let the characters in the Dream of the Red Mansions experience a complete life.