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The bones are as white as a mountain and the surname has been forgotten. It is nothing more than the young master and Hongzhuang. This book does not travel back in time, is not systematic, and does not contain gods and monsters. It is based on the world view, spirit, and character relationship structure of the original work. It writes about the weirdness of the temple, the weakness of the interior, the flames of war, and the righteousness of the family and the country. Endless love for a daughter, endless tears for a hero. A man is determined to die, so he can try his hand to mend the cracks in the sky. (This book is biased toward daily life, similar to that of Ming Dynasty 156. It is not a cool text, like the wind blowing from green grass, and the waves rising from the gentle waves. Try not to be too intellectual, and I hope everyone will support it.)

Due to the confusing setting and blunt plot of this book, it has been republished after being pushed for revision. Please move to "Red Mansions: Mending the Sky". Currently being updated