Dream of the Red Chamber: A Carefree Life

Isn't it a bit too vain for a man who has only been in the house for a few months to have a son who suddenly becomes the grandson of an old lady? He talks to the original young master so casually and assigns the young master to do things.

I read Chapter 5 and was poisoned to death, so I left a note about it. Warning for future generations The general meaning is that the protagonist is a slave of the Jia family who designed Jia Baoyu to fall into the water and fall into a beard in order to escape from slavery, and then took the opportunity to rescue him. Nothing is normal up to this point, and it will be extremely poisonous later. When Jia Mu rewards him, the master Jiao refused the reward and asked Jia's mother to free him from slavery. Then Jia Mu was overjoyed to accept the hero as his godson and free him from slavery. Then he rewarded the hero with a mandarin duck, a house and money, shouting one after another for his godson (Jia Baoyu was only three years old at the time). I really can't stand reading this.

It turned out that I was careless in my belly, and I was too stubborn to read articles. The author wrote an article about traveling through Red Mansions. Please read more. I really can't see it, it's white and messy.

I'm going to go and protect the master, just protect the master. Is it enough to save him? It's a bit exaggerated.

I really can't bear to see Xiren's wife, which tablet does she belong to? As a wife, what should I do if she is planning to have the Twelve Hairpins? Are you planning to make Chai Dai Yunchun your concubine? Or write them all to death? ?

This author is extremely uneducated. He dares to call him "rescuing an emperor" if he saves an individual.

It is illogical and can only be seen without thinking. A slave should be a savior. The reward is at most a reward of some money after being freed from slavery. Does Jiao Da know? You saved the master with all your strength, but you are still a slave. Besides, Jia Mu is just an old lady who wants to enjoy himself. She will not cause trouble for you. Do you think it is possible for you, a slave, to have the same status as Jia Jing and Jia She?

The rescue mission is passed down from the emperor. If the emperor dies, he will die. If you, an ordinary person, die, your whole family will die together.

I don't understand where the author got his happy life. The servants are not qualified to play with the beauties in the inner courtyard at the beginning, and have no chance to get along and develop relationships. Why did you write The Red Mansion? The article is extremely toxic

I don't quite understand, why did you go out of your way to write that the protagonist likes to smoke? Is it related to the subsequent plot?