Jia Zheng of the Red Chamber

Jia Zheng becoming the Emperor Emeritus's closest minister was too hasty. And to think they'd put on a Spring Festival Gala, complete with skits like "Selling Crutches" and "Wishing You Peace"—it was so awkward!

This book is anti-humanitarian. Not recommended for those with normal values. The author probably isn't hoping to make money, otherwise they wouldn't have written such a morally bankrupt book. The plot is childish, convoluted, and morally questionable; not recommended for readers.

This book is utterly worthless 😁. The author even gives a serious explanation, and I was just going to read it for fun, but it's completely worthless. Selling 280,000 taels of silver a day?! Jia Baoyu? This is a new level of nonsense. It's disgusting!

Anyone who reads Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction isn't doing it for the girls; it can't be incestuous, and the focus is on Jia Zheng—it would be a miracle if it became popular.

Confucianism is a complex system, inaccessible to those born into privilege. Even Lin Ruhai couldn't enter. You're destined to be part of the aristocratic class, a royalist, vying for the Empress's position—there's no other path. The Jia family perished because they lacked military backing; Jia She had no father-in-law with military power.

If you want to capitalize on the popularity of classic works, you should at least read them properly first!

Beating Baoyu, eating, sleeping, beating Baoyu.

Everyone may have different tastes, but what I like most about this book is the emotions—the love between the three emperors, the brotherhood, and the father-son relationship. This is the author I truly see; he is a man who would give his life for his family. Perhaps his writing style isn't the best, but I know that the author must have been genuinely moved when writing this book.

As a character from the previous generation of the main characters in *Dream of the Red Chamber* and the Twelve Beauties of Jinling, I have to ask: how does Jia Zheng enter the main plot of *Dream of the Red Chamber*? How does he participate in the affairs of the Grand View Garden? Is Jia Zheng supposed to become a weirdo leading a bunch of little girls to watch goldfish?

It's a pretty good book. I originally thought the protagonist would be a veteran of three reigns, able to outlive the third emperor, but he died just as the third generation began, which was quite a pity. They basically changed some of the plot points from *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and the protagonist's death was a bit sad to read 😭