Jia Shen, the Concubine of the Red Mansion, Turns Things Around

Look at the introduction, is the author a heroine?

This is not only a fan novel, but also an in-depth deconstruction and passionate reshaping of the classic Red Mansions. The author uses the pen as a sword and Jia Shen as the knife-holder to accurately cut through the heavy twilight that hangs over Rong Ning's second mansion, allowing us to get a glimpse of another thrilling and hearty Red Mansions fan fiction. Among the many romantic or affectionate Red Mansions fans, Jia Shen's appearance is like an "evil star" that suddenly cuts through the night sky, with a dazzling light that makes people dare not look at it. His "decision to kill" is not superficial cruelty, but stems from the wisdom and inevitable choice of a sober soul to survive in a corrupt order. He is well versed in the principle that "Confucianism uses literature to disrupt the law, and chivalrous people use martial arts to violate prohibitions." Therefore, every move he makes is precise, ruthless and full of political wisdom. Whether he is cleaning up the houseworms or fighting against foreign enemies, he shows the coldness and determination of a modern strategist. This completely breaks the "gentle and elegant" literati narrative in the original Red Mansions novel, and provides us with a powerful example of a concubine who "turns the tide" with his own abilities and iron fist in the last days of feudalism. He is not complaining about fate, but rewriting fate with his own hands. Wonderful, so wonderful!

Believe me, if you are a fan of Red Mansions, then this book "The Concubine of the Red Mansions Jia Shen Turns the World Around" will definitely amaze you! So enjoyable! This book doesn't tell you the old love-making routines at all. The protagonist Jia Shen is like a time traveler who has cheated. He is so decisive in his actions. It is so exciting to watch him level up and fight monsters all the way, turning the stagnant water of Jia's house upside down! What's even more amazing is that even the supporting characters in the book are not paper characters, they are all flesh and blood, as if they have really lived a new life in a parallel world. The author is definitely a veteran fan, and his understanding of the original work is very thorough. However, he did not follow common sense and used a vigorous "counterattack" to smash the fate of the feudal family to pieces. After reading the whole book, I have the same feeling: hearty and hearty! The pace is fast like a roller coaster ride, and the writing is so sophisticated. It is no exaggeration to say that this is definitely the best Red Mansion fanfic I have seen in recent times, it is so awesome!

Jia Zhen and Jia She selected the outstanding children of the Jia family of the year. . .

Have you reported it? ? Remember when Guo DG's cross talk was talked about by X City Culture Bureau L?

Emmm, does the author know about the Jiashen Incident? That's not a good name for you, is it?