The Son of Heaven of the Red Chamber

I don't know what the author thought about it. Didn't Jia Baoyu become the real uncle of the country? Isn't it true that the Jia family's pile of rubbish is just to look at? What's more, Jia Zheng occupies the main hall in the name of filial piety. In ancient times, the imperial censor would have been ruined by this?

Although Jia Yuanchun is the legitimate daughter, she is only the legitimate daughter of the second wife. In ancient times, only the eldest wife was the head of the family, and the second wife was just a small clan. Sooner or later, those who were separated would not be considered nobles. As the second eldest brother, Jia Zheng did not have any title, his official position was only as small as a sesame seed, the fifth rank, and his blood lineage was only that of the second eldest son of a minor clan, which was not noble. How could his daughter Jia Yuanchun be qualified to be the main character's wife? I'd rather be a concubine at most.

I finally saw the man who became the emperor in Red Mansion. Come on, I want to see blood flowing like a river😏

Do you guys have any other historical texts that you would recommend? The main character has a brain. After finishing reading, I ran out of books to read. I'm a little itchy. Are there any good articles about Red Mansions?

There have been discussions about which emperor was the best or the worst in history. If we want to say which emperor was the most comfortable, it was without exception Qianlong. He had no major external troubles and no internal constraints. He was young and powerful, had great power, and the treasury was full. He was not too bad either. He was really enjoying himself to no end.

First of all, I have never been an author, but I want to say, is it difficult to write a hundred chapters a day? It's not that I'm being unreasonable. After all, I said at the beginning that I have never been an author.

Who cares about the people in the Red Mansion when he is the emperor of the capital? Hurry up and expand the Han cultural circle! We must do the same thing when it comes to civilizing and martial arts, exporting culture and exporting force, right? For the emperor, it is easy to find a few people like Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai in the world. There are at least dozens of capable people like the noble concubine Yuan Chun in the harem.

At present, Lin Daiyu is most suitable to be the queen. She has a good background, can show her attitude towards the civil servants, and has a love mind that will focus on the protagonist. She is impossible to betray and has no ambition. What she pursues is a pair for life. Her family belongs to the civil service system and will not be tainted with military power. The biggest problem now is that the protagonist has a lot of wives now. Other girls may not mind, but Lin Daiyu cares about this the most. There is nothing more reassuring to the emperor than a queen who is 100% eternally loyal, has a good nature, and will not dominate the harem even though she is in a high position. Others with good character either don't have enough status, or they have enough status and approach the protagonist with some purpose. I hope the author can write it carefully and don't write all the female characters in the same way. Lin Daiyu cannot fall in love with him because of his identity as the protagonist. She can only fall in love with him simply because of the protagonist, otherwise she will not be Lin Daiyu.

Nowadays, the few female protagonists in Red Mansions are tired of it. Those who have the ability to write a novel and use Grandma Liu as the female protagonist

I can't wait to watch the plot where the protagonist competes with the princes born to women from the four major families: Yuan Chun, Wang Xifeng, Xiang Yun, and Baochai.