Honglou: I Only Want Daiyu

I've finished watching it all so far, and to my liking, I had a blast watching it all the way through. There is warmth, tension, passion, passion, vivid life and characters with flesh and blood, and a realistic texture. It can be seen that the author really wants to restore the taste of the Red Mansion. Not much to say, it's quite interesting to read it carefully. The author doesn't need to belittle himself, just describe it in detail. Looking forward to the follow-up.

Successfully shaped the protagonist into a true brainless man

Sister Lin is so shy and beautiful

Zixing sighed: "There are four old sisters, this one (Jia Min) is the youngest, and she is gone. The old sister has passed away, and I only see how this younger generation will fare in the future." This passage by Leng Zixing talks about the three generations of the Jia family. The "old sisters" mentioned first refer to Jia Min's generation; the "older generation sisters" refer to Jia Daishan's generation; and the "younger generation" refer to the generations of welcoming the spring, exploring the spring, and appreciating the spring. [Who are the four "old sisters"] One of the old sisters: Jia Min Jia Min is undoubtedly the first one among the old sisters who can be identified. It is generally believed that Jia Min is the biological daughter of Shi Taijun Jia Mu. In the third chapter, Lin Daiyu entered the Rongguo Mansion, met everyone, and after sitting down, Jia Mu said to Lin Daiyu, "My children, the only one who loves me is your mother..." Unfortunately, Jia Min died too early, leaving behind a weak daughter Lin Daiyu, who had to seek refuge in Rongguo Mansion. Lin Daiyu came to Rongguo Mansion and was very popular with Jia Mu, so she was arranged to live in the Bisha Cupboard. This blue gauze cabinet is next to Jia's mother's master bedroom. It was originally Jia Baoyu's bedroom. Now Jia Baoyu gave the bi gauze cabinet to Lin Daiyu and moved it out to sleep on the bed outside (the third chapter). After spring started, Jia Mu arranged to move Yingchun, Tanchun and Xichun to the three small houses behind Mrs. Wang's house. In this way, only Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu were left with Jia Mu (Chapter 7). After the wedding, Concubine Yuan was worried that the Grand View Garden would be sparse, so she specially arranged for Eunuch Xia to go to the Rongguo Mansion to deliver an edict to allow several sisters in the family who were good at poetry and poetry to live there. These sisters included Yingchun, Xichun, Tanchun and Daiyu. In addition, Concubine Yuan specifically asked Jia Baoyu and Xue Baochai to live in the house. (Chapter 23) Why should I point it out specifically? Firstly, because Jia Baoyu is a young master, he should not live in the garden with his sisters; secondly, because Xue Baochai is a foreign relative and does not have the blood of the Jia family, so he is not qualified to enjoy a separate residence in the mansion. Those who joined the Jia family after Xue Baochai, such as Xing Xiuyan, Li Wen, Li Qi sisters, Xue Baoqin, etc., Were not arranged to live alone, as evidenced by Chapter 49. From our current perspective, to Jia Baoyu, Xue Baochai and Lin Daiyu are aunts and cousins, and there is no difference in blood relationship. However, under the historical environment at that time, Lin Daiyu was much closer than Xue Baochai, because Lin Daiyu had Jia's blood and was the granddaughter of Jia's mother, so she naturally got a separate residence. Moreover, because of Jia Mu's liking, Lin Daiyu also had priority in choosing a residence. Old sister two: Shi Xiangyun's mother Shi Xiangyun's parents died early, and her grandfather was the direct brother of Jia Mu (Shi's family). The historian also had two titles at that time, Shi Ding, the Marquis of Zhongjing, and Shi Nai, the Marquis of Baoling. They presumably lived in separate houses like the Jia family. Shi Xiangyun lived with his uncle Baoling Hou Shi Nai (Chapter 71). Shi Xiangyun often stayed with Jia Mu in Rongguo Mansion when he was a child, and lived in the Nuan Pavilion to the west of Jia Mu's master bedroom (Jia Baoyu lived in Bishaqi). At that time, Jia Mu appointed Xiren (named Zhenzhu at that time) to serve Xiangyun (Chapter 32). Shi Xiangyun's official appearance is in the twentieth chapter, just when Concubine Yuan has passed the wedding ceremony and Ning Rong and Ning Rong are busy making arrangements. This time Xiangyun lived in Lin Dai's Yufang (Nuan Pavilion) (Chapter 21). According to the plot of Chapter 32, we know that Nuan Pavilion is actually the old place where Shi Xiangyun lived. Later, when Shi Xiangyun returned to Baolinghou Mansion, the three sisters Yingchun, Tanchun and Xichun lived there, and later Lin Daiyu lived there. Shi Xiangyun's second appearance was on the second day of the Dragon Boat Festival (Chapter 31). She took Nanny Zhou and many maids and daughters-in-law to see Jia Mu. At this time, sisters Baochai, Daiyu and Sanchun had all moved into the Grand View Garden, while Shi Xiangyun still lived in the pavilion next to Jia's mother's master bedroom. There is a detail in this episode. Jia Mu asked Shi Xiangyun to visit her sister-in-law. Shi Xiangyun followed his words and went to visit Wang Xifeng and Li Wan. Shi Xiangyun's third appearance was on the second day after the establishment of Haitang Club. Jia Baoyu pestered Jia Mu and sent someone to pick up Shi Xiangyun. Shi Xiangyun was a lively person. He not only composed poems, but also made things. In order to discuss how to arrange eating crabs and writing poems at the same time, Xue Baochai invited Shi Xiangyun to live in Hengwuyuan. This is the first time Shi Xiangyun has lived in the Grand View Garden (Chapter 37). Until Chapter 49, Shi Xiangyun appeared for the fourth time. This year, several relatives came to Rongguo Mansion. Wang Xifeng's brother Wang Ren, Mrs. Xing's brother Uncle Xing, Li Wan's widowed aunt Li, and Aunt Xue's nephew Xue Biao all came to Beijing with their families to visit their relatives. Xing Xiuyan is the daughter of Mrs. Xing's brother, and Xue Baochai is the daughter of Mrs. Wang's sister. Yan and Chai have the same blood relationship with Rongguo Mansion, but Wang Xifeng felt it was inconvenient to set up another place, so she arranged for Xing Xiuyan and Yingchun to live together. For Li Wan's sake, Jia Mu asked Aunt Li and her family to stay in the small house in Daoxiang Village. Suddenly, three members of Aunt Li's family were added to the small house, which suddenly seemed crowded. However, there was no suggestion to find another place for Aunt Li and the others. So Xing Xiuyan, Li Wen, and Li Qi all moved into Grand View Garden, but they did not find another place to live. Xue Baoqin lived with Jia Mu. At this time, Marquis Qia Baoling appointed officials from other provinces and took his family to leave the capital (Chapter 49). Because Jia Mu couldn't bear to leave Xiangyun, she took her home. She originally planned to order Sister Feng to live with him in another place in Grand View Garden. Shi Xiangyun refused, as long as he lived with Baochai, that was all. Through the description of the original work, we can see that Shi Xiangyun is the grand-niece of Jia Mu (Shi Taijun). His parents died early and he lived with Baolinghou Shi Nai since he was a child. When Jia's mother (Shi Taijun) married into the Jia family, Shi Xiangyun's father might not have been born yet, at least Shi Xiangyun was not born yet. If it was just the above-mentioned relationship, it would be impossible for Jia's mother to take such care of her grandniece Shi Xiangyun. We boldly assume that Shi Xiangyun's mother is one of the "four old sisters", then all this will be completely explained. Shi Xiangyun's mother is the concubine sister of Jia She and Jia Zheng, so Shi Xiangyun should naturally call Li Wan and Wang Xifeng sister-in-law. But Shi Xiangyun's mother was a concubine. In those days, being well-matched was very important. Shi Xiangyun's father was not qualified to ascend the throne, so the Jia family would naturally not marry his legitimate daughter to him. Shi Xiangyun's mother may have been born to one of those old aunts.

Why did you stop updating? As the saying goes, everyone has his or her own preference, I think it's okay! Don't stop updating! Always chasing.

I don't know what topic to write about, I'm confused, still confused? ? ? ? ?

It's time to do more, it's only three things, so I don't want to stop four or five days in a row 🙂

It just so happens that the cover singer also has the surname Lin😂

Sister Lin

Does it look good?

Good looking

After all, Daiyu was cut off halfway, so she can't escape her identity as a time traveler, right? As a result, what I saw was that I was in a fog. Then I saw that after taking Daiyu home, he threw her to his family, while he went to chat with his best friends and drink... I just want to say how can normal people have such strange brain circuits? So based on the difference in writing style, I boldly guessed that the content of the text is mostly copied and pieced together from other novels, so it will appear that the writing style is good, but it is very confusing, the purpose of the protagonist is unclear, and it suddenly becomes gloomy at the end... It is not difficult to understand. After all, from other people's novels, if this character copies one paragraph, and that character copies another paragraph, it will make people feel that the protagonist's spirit has decomposed. (I have been a bookworm for ten years, so trust my evaluation)

Every time I break a chapter, it is very good, and every time I break it, I feel itchy 😁

Wang Lun, the only son of Prince Teng, the governor of the Beijing camp. He has a perverse personality and is very aggressive and aggressive. 😂😂Today's recommendation on PC

Why not update it? Is this starting to stop?

This introduction excites me so much, come on Ollie

Not enough😍