A Fearsome Martial Arts Master in Dream of the Red Chamber

I didn't see this in my life. If you jump like this, Mrs. Wang will definitely ruin your reputation overtly or covertly, and then try to kill you! Mother Jia's absolute cunt will only add fuel to the flames, you are hindering his precious balls!

I won't complain about other things, but I really can't stand the heavy cavalry. After several years of fighting with 200 people, they are still the same 200 people. They are invincible and will not die. What else should I consider? 200 Heavy cavalry are fighting against light cavalry on the grassland. How do you fight? Heavy cavalry is fighting against light cavalry. On the grassland, in a head-to-head confrontation, who will fight you with heavy cavalry? It will kill you. Like a total fool

After reading a few chapters, I didn't find much to see. He keeps insisting that he is the King of Soldiers. Haha, I don't know if I will die. I'm pretending to be so cheap. It's 2023.

He is also the King of Soldiers and the Master of Chinese Martial Arts? Am I dreaming back to ancient times?

There is no logic in the plot. I usually seem to have a brain, but I stopped thinking when I was with the emperor. No wonder no one watched it. It's just terrible.

Why does the Jia family need to be reborn when writing about Red Mansions? Can the rotten roots be saved? Is it worth saving?

I recently watched Dream of Red Mansions again. To be honest, Jia's mother was really kind to Lin Daiyu. Although she doted on Jia Baoyu, she was not so evil as to harm other children. Mrs. Wang is a bit cool, but she is just a powerful woman under the feudal system. As for the incompetent children of the Jia family, most of them are due to their own problems and poor education. The head of the Jia family must be responsible. As for the problem of the Jia family's servants, it is mainly because Jia's mother is too kind. Most of the fan fiction I've been reading recently is dark, depicting the Jia family as a dragon's pond, a tiger's den, or a rotten mud pit. This is not impossible, but it's best not to be black for the sake of being black. For example, Jia Baoyu, you can point out his countless shortcomings, but you can't deny his simplicity and kindness. In a rotten feudal society, a powerful man who has never had any intention of harming others is not actually a piece of shit. Everyone has double standards, so when an author criticizes certain characters for having double standards, it is best to also think about whether the protagonist he portrays is also the same.

The protagonist doesn't even have any power now. Not to mention his status as a concubine, the Jia family has a good reputation now. In fact, how much foundation is left?

Your use of punctuation marks is too outrageous.

Damn... What the hell is going on in the Red Mansion? It's so drunk.