Immortals and Gods in Dream of the Red Chamber: I Can Copy Talents

To be honest, if I time travel to the Jia family, just because of those people in the Jia family, if I can't stand up, forget it, once I turn over, I will be leveled immediately. It's really disgusting.

Seeing that the first chapter always emphasizes the distinction between direct concubines and concubines, I want to say where does this come from? Why do ancient domestic novels emphasize the distinction between direct concubines and concubines. It is obvious that ancient China has always had a system of egalitarianism among the sons, and the system of primogeniture is obviously from Europe and Japan. In China, in addition to the eldest son inheriting the status and ancestry, property is inherited equally by all sons. After the Song Dynasty, even women had the right to inherit property, and the property inherited by women was usually exchanged for dowry. In ancient China, except when the Yuan Dynasty was first established, because it was a minority political power, the Chinese did not attach much importance to concubines for a period of time. However, later under the influence of Confucianism, it became a system of equal distribution among all the disciples.

You can create your own one, but you are such a dick, Mrs. Wang, do you allow it?

In an era where the distinction between concubine and concubine is so serious, it is a little unreasonable for the servants of the family to dare to bully the concubine at will. This is a common problem in many novels.

The book is good, but it's too embarrassing to brag about a trivial matter for half a chapter. The protagonist is hypocritical and unprofitable, so the image score was directly lowered. It became more and more unbearable afterward.

The framework of the original work of Red Mansion is not suitable for writing fan fiction about cultivating immortals, ghosts and gods, and it will definitely be like playing off the street. The attraction of Red Mansions is that the protagonist uses self-improvement to change the unfair fate of himself and those around him. So after reading chapter 19, I couldn't continue reading.

Now you want to leave Jia's house, but you are also afraid of leaving Jia's house, so you are trying your best to get involved in the people and things of Jia's house.

Discussion on whether the author has read the original work 1, definitely not, probably just read the fanfic, and the author should not be over 25 years old 2, should have read it

This age is enough to play a role. Jia Huan was 13 years old at the beginning, so Lin Daiyu was also 14 or 15 years old, right? The Jia family is about to be defeated. Where will there be time for you to take the imperial examination? The best way yet,

It feels like it's too ugly, it's dumbing down everyone in Jia's family, and the pattern is too small.