The Great Writer of Red Mansion

Isn't it stupid to live under someone else's roof and then target the most favored child in the family? How would people feel if he directly lectured Jia Baoyu when they first met? Others don't know that the protagonist has read Dream of Red Mansions and understands Jia Baoyu's life. They will only think that the protagonist doesn't understand anything but talks nonsense. When I meet almost every woman, I look at her carefully. Even if the protagonist is here to pick up girls, this is too exaggerated. Is he trying to gain a reputation as a young admirer or even a good sex woman? Is it pure or stupid to talk about Jia Baoyu with the maid whom I just met? Even if you can't stand the big-faced guy, it would be better to describe the protagonist's studies, conduct, and deeds in detail so that he can be compared with Jia Baoyu instead of jumping up and down like a clown like he is now. Chapter 40 so far, I don't think the protagonist is much better than Jia Baoyu

I want to know where the literary giant is. The writing is the same, and the main character does not appear much. I always write about supporting roles. I feel like I am writing the author's after-reading of the Red Mansions. Moreover, it is set after the Tang and Song Dynasties. It is difficult to write poems. I can write about the textual criticism of the Qing Dynasty, or play with oracle bone inscriptions and become a master of epigraphy.