Red Mansion: Reading Cannot Save the Jia Family

This book is really different from other Red Mansion novels. The whole book is full of abstraction, absurdity, and black humor. The entire Jia family or the entire dynasty is like a strange species, rushing towards an unknown and desperate future in a weird and cheerful way.

The only thing that can save Jia's family is the emperor's trust. There are two basic conditions for being trusted by the emperor: Excellent business ability, which can be political ability or military ability. Two firm political stances. As for studying, joining the army, and being kind, they are just steps to advance into the world. For a top dignitary like Jia Fu, if you want to save him, you must have a certain political status. Take the Qing Dynasty as an example. To be a civil servant, not to mention entering the military department, you must at least be a core decision-maker such as the leader of the six departments or the local governor. As for the governors, administrative envoys, and inspectors, that's not enough. The prefects and prefectures stay wherever it's cool. As we all know, promotion of civil servants is extremely slow. Are you in your twenties when you become a cabinet minister? Are you awake yet? As a military general, you can gain military merit and quickly upgrade. Your status must be at least the Admiral of the Fengtai Camp, or the Admiral of the Nine Gates, a position that is crucial to the security of the capital. Of course, you can also be the emperor's close confidant and be responsible for the palace guard, such as leading the bodyguard. From this perspective, the thinking of the Jia family is actually quite clear and operable. They have long seen that the Jia family has no successor, so they sent Yuan Chun into the harem to get close to the emperor to gain the emperor's trust, and supported their political ally Wang Ziteng to take over their base in the Beijing camp. It's just that the political struggle is cruel. It's obvious that the Jia family lost, and all the Jia family's political backers died suddenly. You won't believe it if you say there is no conspiracy. I tend to think that the Jia family was taken over by the emperor. There are a few points. Before Yi Yuanchun married the emperor, she worked as an errand for the concubine. It is difficult to say whether she was a member of the imperial concubine. What Yuanchun said when she returned to Jia's mansion reflected that she had not had a good time in the harem. Second, as the emperor's younger brother, he made all kinds of difficulties for Jia's family. If Jia's family was the emperor's people, there was really no need.

The article is good, but Daiyu is described as silly and sweet. No matter what, she is still smart and smart.

The story is surprisingly well written, but the plot is a bit bland

The protagonist can control nearly 200,000 troops in the northwest, why are he still running around outside?

❤️ ( ⚫︎ー⚫︎ ) Balalala~ ／ ＼ / ○ \ / / ヽ |/ ―イ \/\ /

Is the plot too scattered and out of context? There is no point at all, brother. You have to give a certain type of readers something to catch their attention. For example, if you are targeting LSP readers, the focus is on collecting gold hairpins. Except for the girls, nothing else is important. If you are targeting readers of dramas, plotting and war are the focus. You have written a book about "two things", how can you get better results?

Why do you feel that writing is so boring?

Very well written and worth reading

The writing is quite good. I have some suggestions. You can start a harem, but don't put back everything that smells good and smells bad 😁😁

I'm so happy with this article. The author also has some interesting ideas 🙂 Although I don't quite agree with some of the views ~