Dream of the Red Chamber: Hidden Dragon

The protagonist of this book seems to be Huo Qubing, who is alive and raised by the emperor as his own son, which will be of great use.

The description of Jin Chai in the later period is exquisite, and it is as delicate as the conferring of gods, especially when it comes to Daiyu. The improvement in writing power is so obvious, it's like changing someone to write, it makes me laugh and cry. I have gone through most of the Red Mansions in a few strokes, but the difference is still obvious after reading more.

This is a rare masterpiece of Red Mansions. Of course, there are many unreasonable things or things that I can't understand. 1. In the beginning, the protagonist even kills his own guardian at will, and keeps saying that he wants to seek the throne. He is a proper hero, but after only a few dozen chapters, he says that the Jia family is his weak point, so forget it. He also takes in Bai Xijun, the mother of the White Lotus Sect, and gives her his own python robe. Bai Xijun is still walking around in the python robe. Do you really think that the emperor's blood is a vegetarian? Even after Bai Xijun knew the secret of the protagonist's life experience, the protagonist actually said that she didn't need to worry about it. She didn't have a few days to live anyway. It was not the style of a superior to leave her wealth and life to others. 2. The timeline is confusing. The protagonist was fifteen or sixteen years old when he first took charge of the Yulin Army. During this period, he was training soldiers and fighting rebellions. Finally, he went to guard Sanshan Fort for more than two years, and he was still sixteen or seventeen years old when he came back. 3. The protagonist is two or three years older than Baochai, so he must be at least four or five years older than Jia Huan. Jia Huan won the imperial examination at the age of eleven or twelve, and even the child prodigy Zhang Juzheng did not win the imperial examination until he was sixteen. Just like Jia Huan, how many times did he have to be lectured by the protagonist before he was completely transformed? 4. In order to provide disaster relief, the protagonist, the dignified Grand Governor of the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion, actually took a civil servant to personally enter the underground corridor where the situation was unknown and full of dangers, and he almost confessed inside. Don't you know the reason why the son of a rich man will not sit in court? You also asked your soldiers to provide disaster relief. You, a noble man with a heavy army, still have a high reputation among the people. Do you really have no idea about becoming an emperor? 5. The protagonist looks down on the princes. You can keep a distance from the princes, but there is no need to show it. This is considered contempt for the imperial power. The protagonist doesn't even understand this? 6. The protagonist wants to train Jia Huan to be a civil servant and Xue Biao to be a military general. One of them is a civil servant whose family is very prestigious among military generals, and the other is a military general whose family is rich and powerful. Can the protagonist feel at ease after boarding the plane? After Jia Huan won the election, he was asked to enter the Fifth Army Governor's Mansion to study with the protagonist. Are you really afraid of raising a Huo Guang? 7. It describes too many Jianghu plots and a large number of self-created characters. However, the original characters such as Xing Xiuyan and Li Wen were understated and passed over in one stroke. Also, as a powerful marquis, don't you think it's outrageous that he was taken away from the heavily guarded Duke Ning's mansion by a gangster kid? 8. And there is Yuanchun...

What should I call him Qianlong? The most appropriate name is the reckless man in the Red Mansion. He does things just like Fool Xue. He does what he says.

After watching Wan Tian Qing, I can no longer watch other Red Mansions fans. The descriptions of the female characters are so profound. How can Yuan Chun, Qin Keqing and others be able to impress people again? How can I still marry someone else? It would be better if all the male members of the Jia family are gone. Don't let Qin Keqing marry Jia Rong again.

Is Jia Jing your adoptive father? Or was it your savior that you killed him based on your guesses! It's so heartless and unjust. While saying that he is a modern man who despises imperial power, he also wants to be the emperor! It's really both upright and upright.

This book will definitely have multiple heroines, because when I wanted to add the multi-heroine tag, I found that I could only change it once a month! I always write books with ancient backgrounds that have multiple female protagonists. Besides, why should I wear a red mansion if I don't have a harem?

The emperor proposed marriage to Yuanchun and King Gu just to protect King Gu. The question is, Yuanchun is the protagonist's first love, and was given away by the emperor. Would the emperor be so stupid? If the protagonist is really bloody, he should not kill the King of Gu and the Emperor... I know that the King of Gu did not touch Yuanchun, but what manly man would not touch a woman, so he deliberately left Yuanchun a happy ending that is rare in Red Mansions.

Vomiting blood! It's rare that I have the money to subscribe to the original version next year, but I ended up subscribing to this thing. Since I wrote that Yuanchun was my first love, why did I write about being married to Li Gu by the emperor? This is not a question of whether the subsequent plot is reasonable or not. It is a matter of this book. The book was written by the author and the plot was conceived by the author. Why was this kind of plot written? If readers don't like it, the author may not like it either.

Hundreds of chapters and a million words. Sister Lin and the male protagonist are still so salty and salty, it is not easy to keep them in a boudoir and make appearances. . I originally wanted to see her love, but I decided not to wait.