The Traitor of the Red Mansion Generation

Yingchun is not a concubine, okay~~ Although it involves the issue of money owed by Jia She to the Sun family, Yingchun later married with the dowry given by Jia's mother, four accompanying maids, and eight sedans. This cliff is Jia She's calculated marriage. After all, five thousand taels is not a particularly big sum for the Jia family. Jia She buys a maid for 500 taels, and Wang Xifeng takes a lawsuit for 3,000 taels. When Yingchun got married, the Jia family's noble concubine was still alive. Although the Jia family was in decline inside, it looked like a raging fire from the outside. The Sun family still wanted to fawn over the Jia family. Yingchun is older than Xue Baochai, seventeen or eighteen, a proper old girl (for another mother with two children). The Xing family has no right to speak or socialize with officials. She can't talk or want to talk about Yingchun. After all, she is not her child. However, although the number one person in the Jia family, Jia Mu, raises Yingchun, she does not make any marriage plans for her. In fact, the same is true for the housekeepers, Mrs. Wang and Wang Xifeng. Why? Could it be that raising an old girl is of any benefit to the Jia family? Wouldn't it be better for the Jia family to marry a family friend while you are still young? Why do you want to stay as an old girl who is not easy to marry? Judging from the behavior of the Jia family, it is very likely that Yingchun is preparing to help Yuanchun (such a weak temper is very suitable, Tanchun is not suitable to be strong, Xichun is too young). Yuanchun entered the palace more than ten years ago, but her time has passed and it is difficult to conceive a child. Mother Jia and Mrs. Wang specially prepared the Spring Festival for Yuanchun Gu Chong to give birth to a child. There are many such examples in the harem of the Qing Dynasty. The most famous one is that the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang gave birth to a son to her aunt because she could not give birth to a child. But for Yingchun to help Yuanchun, Jia She is probably not willing to do it (I have been burdened by the second child for half my life, and I still want my daughter to be a surrogate mother for his daughter? Bah~!). And Sun supported the family business in his twenties. He did a good job as a military officer. He was actually more promising than the young masters from Jia Xue, Wang Shi and other families. He had a position and property. In Jia She's opinion, he was a rich son-in-law. What's wrong with him who loved to play with maids? The young masters from Jia She's group of military generals were basically like this. Even Baoyu had an affair with Xiren at the age of eleven. It was not a problem at all. There is an old girl in the family, but she doesn't want to send her daughter to look after the second oldest daughter. She wants to get married as soon as possible. A promising young man just happens to appear. Of course, he is tricked into becoming her son-in-law. If it were just for a few thousand taels, many businessmen would be willing to marry the cousin of a noble concubine, and they could give her a bride price of tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands taels (wouldn't it be easy for the daughter of a deputy ministerial official and the sister of a deputy national wife to marry a CEO with a net worth of more than one billion?). Therefore, Jia She did not marry Yingchun to Sun just for a mere five thousand taels. But Jia She didn't expect that Sun Shaozu was a narrow-minded person who cared about money, and didn't understand the essence of the marriage between the Jia family and the Sun family. If he had put aside the five thousand taels, treated Yingchun well, and flattered the Jia family, the concubine was still holding on. The identity of the concubine's brother-in-law, the son-in-law of the Jia family, was very useful. At least he had the qualifications to enter and exit many high-end occasions, such as gatherings of dignitaries, and Jia She could go with the palace. In fact, Sun became famous later on, perhaps because of his identity. But before he could realize the benefits, the imperial concubine died, and the Jia family quickly confiscated it. He was still resenting Jia She for tricking him, so naturally it was not good for Yingchun.

It is true that Jia Baoyu is a scumbag, but the relationship between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu is one of love and one is willing to fight and the other is willing to suffer. Why do you always want to break them up?

The status of businessmen in ancient times was very low. Once the protagonist and Baochai were together, their career would be hindered. She was just a woman. Even if she would be very beautiful in the future, there was no need. She should go for a woman from a scholarly family. In ancient times, the interests of the protagonists were maximized.

Garbage people write garbage books. Bitches write bitch books. The protagonist is a trash and a bitch.

I posted the original text to point out your misunderstanding. Isn't it because I put so much effort into making your book better and more relevant to the background of the Red Mansion?

The author has entered the palace again? What I hate the most is the kind of person who writes one chapter and takes half a year off to update another chapter. He might as well be a eunuch.

Traitor? Bah! ! ! The dog male is pretty much the same! ! !

After reading a few chapters, it was really just the author's wild guesses, and I just read a little bit about Red Mansions, and then I wrote the novel based on my own imagination? Below the character Shui is the character Dai, but the author writes Jiacheng? ? ? Yingchun is the first wife, but the author insists that she is a concubine! ! !

Among the novels written by Dream of Red Mansions fans, this one has the most likable protagonist, who is a coward and the most troublesome to decorate. I'll slap you, don't say anything about your face, and then get close to you. In order to make it easier to write, I also continue to remind you to continue to be abused and to be a family in the end. There were a lot of people making fun of their bad feet, and I was also drunk!

Fights are inevitable wherever there are people, and the same applies to the inner house. The protagonist is obviously someone who does big things, and having three wives and four concubines is inevitable, and women get jealous more than anyone else! Where is Lin Daiyu? Putting aside his physical weakness, although he is smart, he is obviously not as good as Xue Baochai in dealing with the world, and his methods are not good either. Don't do anything about wives and families living together in harmony. Who are you kidding? Xue Baochai is a merchant family, so what if his status is not high? As a man, you have to rely on yourself, don't always rely on your father-in-law's connections. If you can't even do this, do you still deserve the nickname "Treacherous Hero"?

I originally wanted to keep it. I saw it was said that the update was restored, so I clicked on it to take a look. . . I still need to turn over the front one, it's too long.

The protagonist goes to the Imperial Academy, and it is too slow to improve his strength just by relying on the imperial examination.