Saving the Classics, Starting with the Red Chamber

Lin Daiyu uproots a willow tree Daiyu Buries Flowers

I'll delete it if it gets too watery; one more book won't make a difference.

In a perfectly legitimate and justifiable situation, holding the reins of clan power, imperial authority, and the law, what could the second branch of the family, relying solely on the filial piety of Grandmother Jia, possibly use to fight against the first branch? While Grandmother Jia held a prominent position within the Jia family, she wasn't powerful enough to challenge clan power.

Why doesn't the preface to the subsequent Red Mansions chapter match the subtitles? You can't deceive those of us who spend money to see the genuine version by preventing piracy, right? What's wrong

Lin Daiyu

The previous text already described Jia Lian and Daiyu's marriage and his taking Baochai as a concubine, but now it says they haven't married yet. Has he forgotten what he wrote?

Did the author of Journey to the West criticize all the gods and Buddhas? Had he read the original novel?

If I were to become Ximen Qing in the future, I hope to have female protagonists like Mingyue, Ping'er, and Jinlian.

Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs and died in Chapter 24.

He was so confused that he married Lin Daiyu at one time and then wanted to marry Lin Daiyu later.