Dream of the Red Chamber: Jia Cong Rises

It's almost schizophrenic. Every chapter says that he doesn't want to have anything to do with the people in Rongguo Mansion, but he still enjoys the treatment of Rongguo Mansion. Is it difficult to show his attitude and make people hate him? You said you want to keep a distance from the Jia family while studying hard for the imperial examination. You, the son of Jia He, want to get rid of such a relationship. You are very naive.

It's not like this! If you don't like Lin Daiyu, stay away from her! You must make the protagonist look like White Lotus! Don't blame me, it was all forced by Lin Ruhai and the others. The protagonist couldn't stand the ancient rules, so he got married and then made all kinds of shame after the marriage. It's really amazing! The most disgusting thing is that during the wedding ceremony, Daiyu was mistaken for Qingwen! How could anyone mistake his wife for someone else during the wedding night? The writing is so disgusting! Don't tell me, in ancient times it was the parents who ordered the matchmaker. This is a novel you wrote and the plot is completely within your control. If you don't want to write like this, no one can force you. You are just being disgusting on purpose!

It's really good, but after reading so many fics, I just want to say to the author that a pig's foot who has traveled through time really doesn't have much friendship with them, unless the pig's foot is interested in their flesh and blood, and for the sake of lust, he will try his best to hold on to them, and he will not be ungrateful to you if you are good, and he will step on you if you are bad. There is no such thing as fairness, unfairness, and family affection! At that time, their lives were already very rare. They really needed to be saved. There were so many prostitutes in the brothel who were beautiful and good at playing, but they would not get angry with you. You could do whatever you wanted. Who the hell has time to make them happy in a day when life is so short?

After reading the previous dozens of chapters, every few chapters it was written that the protagonist does not want to be favored by the Jia family, and does not want to have anything to do with the Jia family. I am really convinced. If you are so aloof, you must first cut off your own food, clothing, housing and transportation. Don't go to the family studies, don't ask for pens, inks, papers and inkstones. By the way, in ancient times, the imperial examination required a guarantor, so don't let your family find someone to be your guarantor, and filial piety was the most important thing in ancient times. He said, "Don't have anything to do with your family. Then don't hang out in the circle of scholars. They don't care about your reasons. I will consider you to have passed the exam and become an official. As a result, the political enemies of the Jia family targeted you. The allies of the Jia family knew the inside story and isolated you. You were high and low and you hid in the countryside and sat on a rocking chair. As a result, the Jia family committed a crime and you are still on the exile list."

It's good to write like this. Seeing him building a tall building, seeing him entertaining guests, seeing his building collapsing, he didn't expect Lin Daiyu to come, so he immediately started licking her, feeling that he was the savior and wanted to save her, so he just watched quietly, just like a passer-by.

Ah, when I watched A Dream of Red Mansions, I didn't find the women in the Red Mansions so annoying. Why do these women in your works lose the background of the tragedy of feudal ethics and have a bit more of the temperament of modern little fairies? The more I look at them, the more disgusting they become.

One question, why do authors like to add the image of a unruly princess (the same goes for the group leader)? What role does this image play in promoting the plot and shaping the characters? It's just a simple question. After all, this image keeps appearing, and I'm a little confused.

What do you think about those who write about the Jia family taking in Lin? They are blood relatives, let alone the reason of ancient people. After all, they are written by modern people and can be read by modern people.

If there is something wrong with Lin Daiyu, forget it. Shi Xiangyun still refused to follow the lead in the first two chapters. He neither thought the protagonist was good nor wanted to be a minor. She had no choice but to be married off, which made her fall in love with my concubine again, leaving me speechless.

Okay, won't you delete the comment? Or setting a fan value or something. I read a little bit and there was nothing wrong with it, but when I read the comments, I felt they were all scolding, so I stopped reading. I suggest you add a fan or something, so that at least there won't be people like me who read the comments to persuade you to quit.