Red Mansion: Bastards Rule the Roost

Great book! Just finished reading it in one sitting!

Why do these Red Mansions fans like to make the protagonist scream? Is this considered a fetish? Or am I too sensitive and have misunderstandings about the word boudoir?

The author can be a little more rigorous. If you sell wine for 72 million yuan a year, it is more than the tax revenue of a feudal dynasty. It is too exaggerated. It doesn't matter if you use exaggeration in the novel. If you are too exaggerated, it will make readers very resistant!

I jumped into the book when the protagonist was imprisoned. I just read the book for fun. The plot of the imprisoned episode was completely different from the previous Huanzhugege, where people were often separated by life and death, and others were spared. I really couldn't stand it.

I see that in terms of character support in Qidian Red Mansions, Daiyu has higher support than Baochai in most books, including this book. 😄 It reflects the readers' preference for Daiyu, which is easy to understand. Whether it is the original novel or the TV series, Daiyu seems to be more miserable. It is natural to pity and cherish the beauty. The more tragic the more painful it is. But I believe that Cao Gong had the same love for Chai Dai when he wrote, and his evaluation and positioning of the two are also indistinguishable. Maybe readers' preferences for the two people will change at different times. For example, when I was young and before getting married, I preferred Daiyu. After I got married, I had children, and lived a restless life for a few years. I am afraid that I sincerely hope that my wife will be Baochai. Not to mention other benefits, just enjoy it. . Hahaha. . Please tell me, a married brother, if this is true? It makes sense for a female college junior to hold gold bricks. 😄 This post does not involve childish discussions, such as Baochai giving bird's nests to Daiyu is poisoning, Baochai hearing Xiaohong's little secret and blaming Daiyu, Baochai embroidering two stitches in front of Baoyu's bed to seduce him, or Daiyu jokingly calling Grandma Liu a mother locust, saying that she disrespects the poor working people and is mean, which makes people laugh and cry. After reading this chapter of the perfect crime, you should know that crime also requires using your brain, there must be a motive, and you must pay attention to methods. With Baochai's wisdom, she can definitely think of the problems I can think of. My evaluation of Baochai is that she is a woman who not only has literary and artistic talents, but also has political talents. His father died early, his mother was mediocre, and his brother was a complete loser. In this environment, not only the children of the poor but also the children of the rich had to take charge of their families early and worry about their family's business. Baochai is mainly under pressure to continue and revitalize the family. If she succeeds in the draft, she will be trapped in the palace forever. She may be killed like Yuanchun, or she may die alone. In any case, the ending is not good, not much better than Daiyu. Daiyu is much simpler, talented and beautiful, not to mention frail and sick. The misfortune of her family, the early death of her parents, and her leaving home at a young age made her insecure and developed a sentimental character. When she met Baoyu, a charlatan, her love life was not smooth and she was doomed to tragedy. The pressure she endured was mainly the pressure of personal destiny in life, which was different from Baochai. Who could not sincerely love such a girl who worked so hard for love and shed all her tears? It's a pity that the virtue of stopping is pity for Yong Xu's talent. The two words "sigh" and "pity" have already expressed the author's love for Baochai and Daiyu. I think if Baochai and Daiyu were not included in The Red Mansion, they would just pass. I can't tolerate that I can only get one of the two. Of course it is the same now when I write, hoping to restore the image in the original work as much as possible. By the way, it is announced that the next step will be to start the Yangzhou plot. Daiyu's role will be greatly increased. Daiyu's party should not miss it. 😄

The writing style is lively and interesting, but the author is very fond of Baochai, and also bows to Daiyu. The male protagonist could have had many ways to save Lin's father, but he did everything possible to send him to a dead end. With Daiyu's intelligence, wouldn't he be able to see it? There is no grudge, the real Daiyu and the male protagonist have long since ceased to associate with each other. Would Lin Ruhai poison her daughter, whom she has been dependent on for many years, for the sake of her newborn child? Does the author have children? This plot is too weird. Qingwen and Daiyu are also compared. Can they be equated? Although it is often said that Qing is Daiying, Qingwen's personality is just that she can be close to Daiyu with a straight character. Although the author loves Baochai more, I have to say that Daiyu in this article is still cuter and kinder than Baochai 👍

Grow up healthy, practice martial arts hard, and then clean up the two houses when you are successful. After watching Dream of Red Mansions, I thought to myself, "The Jia family cannot be destroyed, and God will not allow it." From any angle, I can't think of a reason why the Jia family is immortal. He corrupted ethics, immorality and morals in the government, loaned loan money outside the government, interfered in national cases, ruined people's lives just for a fan, smuggled contraband to the enemy, and dared to hide dirty money for others. Internally corrupt and unethical, externally hostile to the imperial court, the key is that if you don't have anyone useful at home, you have to look to others. If you are thirsty, hungry, or short of money, you can ask relatives and outsiders to help you get through trouble. How can others save you if you are in water, fire, or under the law? Save you and include yourself? I don't have any means or people to settle down, so I just count on Yuanchun in the palace? There are more dark tricks in the palace than in the imperial court. It's good that she can protect herself. How do you expect her to protect the family? What people fear most is that they cannot see themselves clearly. Weakness and ignorance are not obstacles to survival, arrogance is. After the entire Jia family experienced the rebellion of the prince and the abdication of the emperor, there was no one in the family who could lift the sky. It was time for them to be cautious in doing things and be careful in their conduct. The whole family should go into hibernation. Otherwise, it is just like a child walking around the busy city with gold in his hand. He has huge wealth but no ability to protect it. If there is any turmoil in the court, all the money will be saved for others, and there will be no way to do it. Only, while the holy grace is still there, disperse wealth, dissipate power, gather connections, and let the status that should not be maintained fall naturally and land softly. Keep a low profile and work hard to cultivate the next generation. It does not matter if the family is temporarily lost. If the offspring is well cultivated, they will get back what they have lost. Therefore, investing in the future is all about serving the future. Then it is possible for the family to develop into an aristocratic family. There is a saying that I didn't agree with before, why the ancients said, "When a woman is in charge of the house, the house will collapse." Now I understand. In a feudal dynasty, men were superior to women, and women were born in the backyard and grew up in boudoir. Delayed in accepting external information, more perceptual in judging things, reluctant to maintain rules when necessary, and always influenced by others. The education I received made me unable to see the future clearly and became short-sighted. Therefore, most women in the feudal era could not lead families well. Of course, modern women are no longer like this. We have to thank those martyrs and predecessors!

Generally, Daiyu's support rate exceeds Baochai's. . 😁😁

In order to write these chapters, I checked a lot of information. In the past, when I read other historical articles, the content of eight-legged essays were basically from the author Baidu, and they were popular. . Just use those questions to solve the problems. . . Nothing new and too superficial. . So I specifically checked some red examination papers from the Ming and Qing Dynasty examinations and provincial examinations, carefully read some of the examiners' comments when marking papers, and tried to figure out the meaning of the eight-legged essay. The good questions and comments in the book are all written by the Jinshi and marking officials of the year, in order to be as real as possible. What do you think? The ancients' training in problem-solving is like how middle school students learn to summarize the central idea of ​​an article. Although the depth is different, the general direction is the same. 😅😅I didn't expect that our current Chinese teaching methods are no different from those hundreds of years ago, but they are much simpler. Sometimes there are many eight-part essays that cannot be understood by just reading the topic. You need to read the topic again and see the author's further discussion of the topic before you can understand its subtleties.

It's pretty good, but the author is from the Mongolian Barhu Mongolian tribe. I'm looking at you for being such a weird book. Can you please stop being a scourge of your ancestors? It's a bit too much.

You can arrange some positions for your personal guards. This battle can obviously make a lot of contributions to the personal guards. There is no need to take advantage of these outsiders, and the personal guards do not need to be those people all the time, giving them greater benefits. After all, it is not easy to come and go through wind and rain, and it also leaves some room for promotion for those who want to be personal guards later. You can't always be those people~~

What nonsense did you write from Chapter 414 onwards? Damn it, I'll count on you when I vote for you 👍

The author's description of emotional drama is quite good, but he has no idea about the number of silver taels in ancient times. It can easily reach tens of millions of taels.

I have written so many chapters, all of which are about the affairs between men and women, practicing martial arts, flirting, doing business, and cheating with women, and there are so many chapters without even a battlefield. Call him a woolly man

In Red Mansions and Red Mansions fan fiction, the (popularity) love and death of Dai vs. Chai is an eternal topic. In my opinion (Daiyu comes first): family background 9:6 (generational princes vs wealthy imperial merchants); family 0:3 (Aunt Xue is a mother after all, minus Xue Pan and Xia Jingui. Daiyu doesn't even have a family); appearance 10:9 (Zhao Feiyan vs. Yang Yuhuan, personal preference); personality 9:9 (individualized self vs. Standardized superego, sometimes liking this and sometimes liking that); talent 7:5 (Daiyu's talent has more soul! But it is indeed not a top talent). Summary: The total score is 35:32! Reflected in literary works, it is the personalization of lasting charm vs the perfect enough popularization, and finally the reader's personal preference. I like to add 1000 points to Daiyu, and the final score is 1035:32. 🤭

I saw about 400 chapters and didn't want to read anymore. How should I put it? It's a bit useless. I can sum it up with a paragraph: The protagonist has made meritorious service and been promoted to an official position. The emperor wants to give the protagonist a title, but the protagonist suddenly asks, "Are you worthy?"

After reading Chapter 510, the protagonist regards women's harassment, threats, and persecution as a kind of enjoyment. Liu Yongzhen once said: "The ripe rice will bend." Someone died at the Queen Mother's birthday banquet, but the emperor didn't say anything about it. Mencius said that the king treats his ministers like grass and the ministers treat the king like a bandit. He didn't understand this at all.

I don't know whether the author is a man or a woman, but the author's detailed descriptions are still very charming. Although it is not as smooth and fitting as the original work, it is still good. There are some minor problems and background settings. It would be better if they could be refined. Cao Xueqin's original work was written as a book. The year is the Qianlong period, and the book inevitably contains many traces of life in the mid-Qing Dynasty. However, your fanfic is from the Han Dynasty. Both the capitalist ideological trends of the Ming Dynasty and the open-minded and pioneering cultural thoughts of the Ming Dynasty Han people are somewhat lacking. The signs of Manchu enslavement in the book are somewhat inconsistent with the setting background. There are still some obvious bugs that I hope can be adjusted.

Author, hurry up and start a new book, written in Jia Huan

I think the establishment of the intelligence department is crucial, but Wang Fei cannot be responsible for it alone. The intelligence rights must be removed from Wang Fei. It would be better to allocate a few more people to take charge of this matter! Find some people who know the basics. Now that the protagonist has money, he can set up several schools for training intelligence departments and martial arts halls in Liaodong and his hometown. Quietly~ And we have just harvested a lot from the Tatars, and there are also orphans of soldiers. The orphans must be a large number of people. With these people as the backbone and training, it can be said that it has developed rapidly! As for the generals, I hope there can be more new faces, not just the same few people. The protagonist's personal soldiers can also have talented people, and they can even be sent out more. After all, those who have been around the protagonist must be more loyal... After all, the people around the protagonist must also be from There are thousands of talented people in the army. It is perfectly possible for these people to serve as middle-level generals based on their abilities and status. Add in some soldiers who have come up step by step from the bottom of the army to form a ladder and mechanism, so that the people at the bottom can see the hope of climbing up. Only in this way can better talents emerge! Supporting protagonist. The protagonist's family talents can also be absorbed and put into Liaodong for training. Relatives can be a big help!

Judgment

It turns out that writing novels is so difficult. I just discovered it today. I thought all the great writers earn millions a month. There are 75,000 subscriptions, but not even 100 completed subscriptions. Is this how I only earned tens of thousands from writing a novel?

The last few chapters are a bit too pretentious, and could have been a few more chapters. In fact, everyone is more willing to see how the protagonist affects future generations.

No money, please tell me

I have read almost 150 chapters so far, and overall it is pretty good. There are no major negative points. The most eye-catching thing is the creation of the characters. What each person says has a very distinct characteristic, and it describes the feeling of 67% of the Red Mansion. It is really amazing. You can basically distinguish the characters' names even if the names are hidden. There's nothing too toxic about the plot. However, there are some minor flaws. One is that I don't quite understand why Jia Zhen was killed. The protagonist was not prosperous at that time. Obviously, leaving Jia Zhen to pressure Qin Keqing from time to time would be more profitable for her (there are also some personal subjective factors. I thought she was a bit disgusting when I read the verdict of Qin in the Red Mansion). The second one is that the author really likes the title "Bi'er". Every time the protagonist is named Daiyu, he calls her "Bi'er". According to my understanding of the term "Guizhong", in ancient times, women were usually given the title by their natal parents or their husbands. In the original work, Jia Baoyu was arranged to give Lin Daiyu the title. This plot is intended to hint at their future marriage (I understand it personally, because I also found some small hints when I read it, for example, in one chapter there were a few sentences about the two of them solving the Nine Links), so every time I see the protagonist calling Daiyu this way, I feel a little ntr. . . In general, it is still a top quality product.

Tomato, someone plagiarized your book Red Mansion: Awakening and Using Martial Arts to Defy Fate Yuanxiao

Does the author have any plans to write a new book? I haven't finished reading the free chapter of this book yet, but I can't help but comment on it first. I feel that although there are some minor issues, overall the flaws are not outweighed. I read the author's reply in the comments and I am willing to listen to the readers' opinions. Moreover, the author has achieved very good results when one book has been upgraded to level 4. The author has also accumulated a lot of experience during the serialization of this book. It is estimated that the results will be even better when he opens a new book.

Isn't this the account of an old author? The writing is really good. It's a rare good article about Red Mansions.

Having read it, first of all I can make it clear that the word count of this book is not intentionally low. Secondly, the descriptions of each woman are also more flexible. With the names covered, it is possible to distinguish who is speaking (Baochai, Daiyu, Wang Xifeng, Qingwen, Chu Chan), and the character's personality is very well grasped. This is a good book and worth reading.

The most enjoyable thing to read is Red Mansion. It's best not to ask why when you steal Sister Feng.