Red Mansion: I Am Jia Lian

There are too many private items, and it gives the impression that the author is not writing a novel at all, but sharing his own historical, political and Internet views. Starting from the mid-term, there will be a lot of private goods. The key point is that these private goods have no outstanding content, they are all testimonials, common views in historical areas The protagonist, as a time traveler, uses methods such as copying novels from later generations, allicin, vigorously popularizing science about industrialization, navigation, etc. For the emperor. They are all old routines used in historical time travel novels, which are not interesting Or it is a court discussion, several chapters of court drama. Otherwise, the protagonist is discussing with the teacher or the emperor. There is too little content related to Red Mansion. I think the author wants to complain more, and then mixes in some Red Mansions-related things. Or maybe it's just the word count 😴 In addition, there are too many typos. It can be said to be the worst book I have ever read at Qidian. The key is that many typos are simply white words! It's not just a typo caused by the Pinyin input method! This is really unbearable! 😤

After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. They are all modern vocabulary and have no sense of substitution. Apart from changing the background of a red building, it is the routine of novice urban writing. There are too many plots of forced intelligence. It's fine for young white people to watch the fun, but there's no need for old bookworms to come in.

The writing and plot of this book are good, but it should be considered more of a historical novel, and the taste of Red Mansions is very weak. In addition, there are many typos and not enough fun, the time line is traveled too early, Jin Chai has very few scenes, and the plot does not advance very fast, which is a pity.

Can't you update it twice a day?

How is this protagonist written? I am afraid of him. He is the heir of the Rongguo Mansion. He is scolded, beaten and looked down upon at home. I signed up at an outside academy, but was manipulated by a gatekeeper. After studying, he was taken advantage of by a concierge. He had a meal at noon and left the school for a tael of money. The protagonist also said that the concierge was secretive. How could he, a concierge, be as powerful as the Jia family when he was secretive? If he was really that powerful, people wouldn't let him come to visit. He also had a teacher at school, but the teacher changed hands and sold him, hoping that he would die in the future. So far, I haven't seen the protagonist get much benefit from going to Qingshan Academy. There are benefits, but it will cause even greater trouble. And why can any character in the book seem to be able to play the protagonist? Come on, the protagonist is the Jia family, a family with two countries. It has not declined too much now. What you wrote is not as awesome as the Jia family when the plot of Dream of Red Mansions started. It makes me feel sad to read it.

After watching it for a while, I found that there are still people who helped clean up the Qing Dynasty's literary inquisition. I have reported it.

If you want to make a comeback, you have to join the army. First, you have connections in the two houses to make promotion easier. Second military attaches are more likely to appreciate than civilians. The third is that it is difficult for a Wu Xun family to integrate into the circle of scholar-bureaucrats by virtue of being a Jinshi, which is embarrassing. When the fourth-level family is exterminated by the emperor, can you get to the fourth level? No right to speak at all. Your military attaché is different. The more troops you lead. Even if the emperor moves you, you should also think about the gains and losses.

The biggest failure of this book is marrying Wang Xifeng

Besides being beautiful, what else is there about Wang Xifeng? Greedy for power, evil thoughts

It was a waste of my time. When I saw in Chapter 2 that you, a direct descendant of a noble martial artist, went to become a civil servant, I laughed like crazy. Wu Xun thinks you are a traitor, and the civil servants think you are an alien. If you fail at both ends, you will die faster. Is it possible for you, a wolf, not to eat sheep, but to wear sheep's clothing and eat grass with the sheep?

I was just passing by, and before I even clicked on the book, I went straight to the comment section, and it turned out to be fun. Rongguo Mansion is a big ship riddled with holes. It's not that there is no hope of salvation, but that it can't make ends meet. From the perspective of Jia Lian's status, even if he is not as favored as the second-in-law, it would be extremely humiliating for the eldest grandson to personally fight for the right to speak in the inner house. So a suitable agent is needed. In the original work, Jia Lian is a piece of shit who cannot stand up to the wall, so the combination with Wang Xifeng creates a family structure in which Yin is strong and Yang is weak. Traveling to become Jia Lian, the way to break the situation lies outside Rongguo Mansion. For people who only stare at the mess in the inner house, if you don't say you have traveled through time, you will probably be just that disgraceful in reality. In ancient patriarchal society, men were the masters outside and women were the masters at home. The ecology of the inner house depends entirely on how much wealth the man in charge of the family can earn outside. The downfall of Rongfu lies in the lack of access to men. The literary generation will die if they fail to take sides. The jade-born Fela is unbearable. Caozi generation is still young. This big house is riddled with holes, but no one can go out to make blood. So the garden drama that many people like is essentially the involution of a group of women, a stock war. And Jia Lian has a big enough advantage to "go out" at the beginning. Jia She has actually separated from Rongfu, and Jia Lian is the eldest grandson of the eldest son, so he is definitely qualified to show his identity. Many people are worried about the protagonist taking the old path of the original book and marrying Wang Xifeng, and they even curse. It's still a pattern. Severe, vicious, and greedy for power are all her character labels, but she possesses a very important trait for a qualified shopkeeper in the feudal patriarchal society - steadfastness. Wang Xifeng is not smart and cannot read a single Chinese character. She cannot be the kind of confident and confident mistress. It doesn't matter. Looking at the entire Jia family, there is no such thing. Except of course Xue Baochai in the later period. You must know how to use such a woman. How to use it, start with cooperation. The male leads the outside and the female leads the inside. So when it comes to marrying a wife, it seems that there are Wang Li Qin to choose from, but if you want to take charge of Rong Mansion in the future. Only Wang Xifeng is the optimal solution. Li Wan, the daughter of the Imperial College's imperial concubine, comes from a scholarly family and is a traditional lady. If you let her run a small home, it may be in order, but in the big environment of Rong Mansion, she doesn't know what to do. In the original work, if she were not Jia Zhu's wife and she was still teaching Jia Lan assiduously, look at her status. Qin Keqing, put aside the special flaw in the original work of picking up ashes (but the original work also says between the lines that she may not be completely forced). The reputation of Guan Ning Mansion is good, but Jia Zhen has the final say as to whether Ning Mansion is in chaos or not. There is a question mark over the ability of this housekeeper. The second is that he is too soft-tempered and accepts everything, which is the most fatal thing. This cannibalistic Rong Mansion house can make her burp years in advance. Wang Xifeng puts aside her shortcomings. First of all, she is Mrs. Wang's niece. This will protect her from being suppressed when she enters the Rong Mansion as a bride. Then she is really capable, fierce and cruel, and she is also eloquent and perceptive. In the original work, she succeeded in taking over Jia Mu and Mrs. Wang on the premise that the man was a coward, and took over the housekeepership of the Rong Mansion as the granddaughter-in-law of the separated family. So I say that Wang Xifeng is the only one among the three candidates who can stand upright when thrown into the big dye vat of Rong Mansion as the eldest daughter-in-law. And it is not difficult to cooperate with such a woman. Although Wang Xifeng cannot read a single Chinese character, she is still tutored by the Wang family. She is essentially a traditional feudal woman. Any time Jia Lian can make a name for himself outside, she will not make him look like the coward in the original novel. Jia Lian starts the game, as long as her career improves and she can coax her with sweet words, Sister Feng is really not an untamed fierce horse. After all, no matter how powerful the shopkeeper is, he doesn't dare to whisper to a man who wants money from his family. As long as such a family structure is achieved with a steadily increasing trend of strong men and weak women, and men are the courage of women, Wang Xifeng will only have more success in the inner house of Rong Mansion. The so-called good wife is not a pet that you go out to talk nonsense about, earn nothing from, and treat you like a pet.

Qin Keqing was described as a slut in the original novel, how come she turned into a chaste and fierce woman in your eyes?

Don't believe what is said in the comment area. I selected 5 books by myself. I read all the book reviews and deleted four of them. The last one was really unreadable and I read more than 100 chapters. I think this book is the best one I have read in the Red Mansions chapter. The writing is sophisticated and the plot is tight and full of ups and downs. It is rare to find a good book.

Those who write books feel aggrieved, and those who read feel even more aggrieved. What is the use of writing? It makes everyone feel uncomfortable. You succeeded.

The protagonist sang with the prostitutes on the Qinhuai River. The author enjoyed writing it, the protagonist was moved by the song, and I was speechless...

He actually seeks his own death and thinks that the Jia family cannot get involved in the military power. It is a secret fight between the two emperors and a civil and military game. You, a noble nobleman, have repeatedly jumped around. Have you ever seen a class that betrays the class? Who will die if you don't die?

I thought I read the wrong author🤣🤣

You're too daddy, don't bring any personal stuff, who wants to hear you beep?

I only read the free chapter. If you want to read the Red Mansion, don't read it. It's an official story covered in the Red Mansion. The protagonist can bully any janitor and is bullied for no reason. I heard that the author used to be a platinum master. Maybe he is too old to be suitable for this era.

Because your understanding of the world is too shallow. The only person who can make me fully subscribe is Lao Duan. Waiting for updates every day. The writing is really good. The reason why The Red Mansion is called a masterpiece is because it talks about human nature. From top to bottom, he was the emperor, princes and dignitaries, wealthy merchants, and common people. Everyone is struggling to move forward. One wrong step, one wrong step. There is no starting over. Only step by step is startling.

I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters. Nowadays, Red Mansions is dominated by side branches and concubines, and many conflicts and oppression of the protagonists are acceptable. But Jia Lian is the direct grandson of the eldest son of the Rongguo Mansion and the nominal heir to the title. No matter how partial Jia Lian's mother is to the second eldest son, you can't write it according to the concubine's style. Also, there is no historical knowledge at all, which greatly affects the reading experience. For example, if you were in the provincial examination, where did you get the first, second and second place? Juren is also called "Bang", and Jinshi is called "Jiabang". I read in the comments that some people even quibbled that it was the author's own setting, which is simply ridiculous.

This is not a novel about Red Mansions. It is all about officialdom and not about the Twelve Golden Hairpins in Red Mansions. I subscribed to 200 chapters and didn't even mention the other gold hairpins except for a few dialogues with Wang Xifeng. Hey! The author came to see Red Mansion, not to see the officialdom. I have no intention of subscribing at all. If you want to see Red Mansion, please be cautious!

It makes me want to vomit, it's a waste of time with a bunch of excuses.

Xiaozhuo is a spy ring that the slaves of the puppet Manchukuo infiltrated into. All the slaves of the puppet Manchuria are slaves. The slave chief calls himself a slave since he was a child.

There are too many poisonous points, too many typos, and too many conflicts with the original work of Red Mansions

Fans often write that the Jia family wanted to take the imperial examination and become an official. In fact, this is impossible. It is not that the Jia family did not work hard and wanted to give up martial arts and follow literature, but the emperor only wanted to suppress the Jia family. In the third generation, Jia Zhu also wanted to take the imperial examination, but he died for some reason. Lin Ruhai married Jia Min, and was forced to stay in the south where the salt tax was collected by the emperor. The family was ruined. Don't these show that the emperor wanted the Jia family to naturally decline?

Can you correct the typos? ! ! !

The acceptable age limit is someone in their thirties wearing a teenager or someone in their forties wearing a married young man. Over fifty years old, really too old! The emotional drama with teenage girls is really like "a pear tree crushing a begonia", which makes me feel off-putting just thinking about it. Wearing Jia She and Jia Zheng is about the same!

After watching the beginning, I didn't really enjoy it. I didn't even see the character cards anymore.

This book is very well written, why doesn't it even have a cover?