My Carefree Life in the Red Chamber

Who are the literary giants of ancient times? It's Confucius, Lao Tzu, and it's an interpretation of Confucian classics, Taoist classics, Li Sao, history books, etc. You don't think that writing novels means you are a literary giant, right?

Qin Keqing's handling is really bad. Usually, the story is about not losing her virginity, but being forced, and then the protagonist goes to save her. This is the first time I have seen "A Scandal". The protagonist took a bite and felt so emotional that he was so disgusted that he couldn't stand it anymore. When you and Jia Zhen have already had scandals, even if you just accept it as a "toy", others have no psychological burden, and they still have feelings. It's really a dirty and smelly thing to keep in your heart. . . . . .

To pour cold water on the author, They say there are three golden chapters, but you write prose in the first chapter? Internet articles require a plot, but few people are willing to read sketches. The second chapter is written in a fog again, and Che wants to do some sex work, so let's start by letting the protagonist put his feet on the ground.

The ancient literary giants were the stupidest. The requirements of ancient literary giants were so high. In ancient times, novels were only written by low-class literati. Because they were written in vernacular, at most semi-classical Chinese, they could only be read by low-class writers and ordinary people who could read. But there were not so many literate people in ancient times, so communication was nonsense. What aspects do writers talk about, literary, communication, and social. Nothing. Low-grade

The Wuxun family does not seek fame immediately. But I want to be an actor.

The protagonist obviously has a super powerful cheat, but he has to let things develop, unless it is the golden hairpin he sent to the bowl, or he encountered Yong Qiang early on. For example, Qin Keqing and Wang Xifeng, even if they use force, they still have a shared version. Qin Keqing was better. After sharing for a while, he intervened and became exclusive. It's not like Wang Xifeng and Heping'er don't have the strength to intervene. Can't they be more cautious? The strategy is just about whether you want it or not. If you don't want to, why should you use force to make it miserable? There are other protagonists of Jin Chai who rarely take the initiative to interfere, but behave like silver hands, various maids, originals, and wives, but they have no interest in Jin Chai. But there is obviously a super powerful plug-in, and he is super strong in all aspects and is still cultivating immortality. This book has obvious advantages and disadvantages. In terms of overall quality, I prefer Red Mansions. However, as mentioned above, it has shortcomings and shortcomings that are really uncomfortable.

It feels like the protagonist is living like a tortoise! It was written that Qin Keqing had lost her virginity, and after eating it, she screamed possessive! And then it was clearly written as if the Sword God was invincible, but he didn't dare to directly kill secretly??? From a modern perspective, is it difficult to fake a basic sword wound? It's actually very easy to become a gangster seeking wealth and death! After all, Jia Zhenjia Rong goes out without an escort, only with her servant. Isn't it difficult to kill such a person? With the protagonist's force??? The result is to describe Qin Keqing continuing to have sex with others... Also drunk, what kind of tauren habit?

Tell me what Jia Baoyu looks like. The description of Cao Gong is really not poetry.

After reading this fifth chapter, you can see the author's level