Dream of the Red Chamber: Ruling the Realm

After reading Zhang Jie's commentary on Dream of the Red Chamber, I realized how fierce the power struggles between Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai over inheriting the family line were, making it impossible to look at the harmonious relationship among the various factions within Dream of the Red Chamber.

The beginning of "Saving the Sky" was great, but I don't want to read the rest.

I've read a few chapters, and there's no cheat code. The only advantage is that the protagonist can forge famous paintings from Earth. It's difficult to write without cheat codes; relying solely on the protagonist's own abilities requires extremely rich political and business experience to create a protagonist who is wise, powerful, shrewd, and adept at navigating social situations.

This protagonist is usually cold and aloof. He doesn't say a single polite word to Wang Xifeng or Ping'er, and he doesn't exchange sweet words with his maids. But when he's with You Shi, he's all sweet talk and gentleness. His emotional intelligence jumps from 50 to 100, and he's a completely different person. It's hilarious.

If you were to travel back in time to the Dream of the Red Chamber, Jia Yun would indeed be a good choice, as would Jia Qiang or Jia Cong. Choosing Jia Lian, Jia Huan, or Jia Baoyu would all be risky. And what about the official pairing of Wang Xifeng with Daiyu as a concubine? She'd be unable to rise above Lady Wang's influence. Born with a jade pendant, she could only be a useless person.

The "Golden Hairpins" chapter of *Dream of the Red Chamber* is well written.

Seeing the Zhen family girl appear makes it seem like they're going to recruit her again. Actually, there are already so many female characters in Dream of the Red Chamber, there's no need to recruit the Zhen family girl as well. There was also a Taoist concubine in a previous chapter. Having a princess is one thing, but later you can make her an empress or something.

It's rare to see a book that doesn't fall into the Jia family pitfall. Why doesn't the illegitimate son hurry up and separate from the family to establish his own mansion? Why is he being plagued by a bunch of bloodsucking tyrants? However, the protagonist's emotional intelligence is too low, just like the couple written by You Shi.

Qin Keqing, the first wife, wished for Daiyu to inherit the family line rather than become a concubine. Like Master Yun in *Dream of the Red Chamber*, who was adopted from the Rongguo Mansion to the Ningguo Mansion, plus the branch of the deceased Jia Rui, making a total of three branches. Master Lian in *Dream of the Red Chamber* writing about Lin Ruhai's death and Daiyu becoming a concubine is truly insulting. Marrying anyone is the same; Wang Xifeng would have killed her.

The writing about Lady You has created a sense of home. Lady You is self-sufficient and well-fed. I should just marry Lady You and break off my engagement with Qin Keqing! Haha, no other woman could match this feeling of home. Add a few maids, and that would be enough! (ಡωಡ)Hiahiahia