In the Dream of the Red Chamber, and Still Fighting for the Throne?

When I saw this introduction, I really wanted to complain, especially the statement that only children make choices. It's so retarded and brainless. Adults don't have the confidence to want anything. Most of them are calculating carefully by "choosing A to ensure safety and choosing B to be cost-effective."

The eldest son of the emperor: I also want Chai Dai🤣

Most people who support others to become emperors will not end well.

There are also many questions in the original book. For example, when an official dies in office, the emperor will most likely give some favors, such as conferring honorary titles, and descendants will also receive some favors. However, after Lin Ruhai's death, there was basically no movement at all, and no favors were said to be given. This shows that Lin Ruhai is not necessarily from the emperor. It is estimated that he was caught between two emperors and did not please both sides. That is why he ended up like this. I wonder if other book friends have other explanations or ideas.

Lin Daiyu's verdict was that she was hung with a jade belt in the forest. It's hard to guess who hanged herself with a jade belt in history.

Nine sons seize the throne? Tatar background?

I thought the protagonist was a prince, but I didn't expect that he was just a relative. Then you have to hug me from left to right. How many titles are given to you? The protagonist can be crowned as a prince at most, right?

The plot of the Xue family is very poorly written, and the main character has to be replaced unless

Only children want it all, only adults know the choices

The plot is a bit slow, but overall it's pretty good