Red Mansion Full of Spring

I don't know why the protagonist is suppressed. Even if he is not a scholar, he is just an ant in front of the Jia family and can be trampled to death at will.

The writing is good, but the plot progress is too slow. I always write trivial things. The protagonist's presence is too low, and the supporting characters are given too much ink.

Finished reading it all now. The words are beautiful, the transitions are natural, and the beginning is basically clear now. The protagonist is a capable "failed" scholar who has contact with the Jia family through a "letter of introduction", but this contact can only remain in the "front yard" for now. In what way and identity will it continue to have a relationship with the Jia family, and further deepen the connection with the "backyard". It feels like he might be a private school teacher of the Jia family. Very interesting, looking forward to the follow-up.

It feels like the male protagonist is a sustainable high-end version of Jia Yucun!

Personally like the writing style. But is the author copying and pasting many paragraphs from the original text of Dream of Red Mansions? This behavior is bullying the death of the original author? Still a tribute.

The writing is good, and the writing style and subject matter are good! As a new book, it has not been updated for almost two days. Is this going to be a eunuch?

It looks good so far, but I'm afraid that the author may suddenly poison her, and Qin Keqing will be in trouble if she doesn't handle it well. . . .

Yes, fast forward to exchange literature with Daiyu😋

This writing is good. Is there a group?

May I ask the author, who is the leading heroine in this book?