Red Mansion - Substitution Room

The protagonists are all illegitimate children, and any illegitimate child will not be recognized by the Jia family. If the Jia family doesn't support you, you have no responsibility to the Jia family. You are supported by your mother, and the Jia family will not give you a penny when the family is divided. The Jia Mansion captures the protagonist to be exiled to the army, which is to capture a good citizen named Jia. Are the hundreds of thousands of people named Jia in the world all under the control of the Jia family? According to the author's logic, how dare Jia Yucun secretly stab the Jia family in the original work?

No wonder he was an illegitimate child. He was simply caught because, in order to return to his family, he took the initiative to join the army and obtain a title to help the Jia family.

After watching Guiyou's version of Dream of Red Mansions, it felt particularly awkward to watch other movies.

I found that The Red Mansion has fallen into a strange circle 🙂, that is, it is written as the Three Kingdoms

The author chose the descendants of the Jia family as the protagonist, so many of the golden forks cannot be moved.

They are all made from the same template, and the Jia family is tired of seeing them. Either they are the illegitimate son of the Jia family, or they are the concubines, or they are side branches, and they are simply unreadable.

The protagonist, Jia She, has an illegitimate child. To be honest, he has a close relationship with Daiyu, and the uncle Shi Nai of Xiangyun is exposed. Daiyu enters the Rongguo Mansion, Baochai enters the capital, and the Tiekan Temple is suspended (Sister Feng's intervention in Brother Jin's matter was probably when Jia Jing was dead). You are a chaotic group at this time.

The beginning is okay, but the emperor is too mean and ungrateful. If the protagonist kills the enemy's young prince in a formation and is awarded the rank of Yunqi Lieutenant, if he kills the enemy's young prince or general in a formation, he should at least be promoted to a fifth-level peerage, right? Guan Yu Zhan Yan Liang was granted the rank of Tinghou. No matter how rubbish the little prince is, isn't the protagonist Zhan Zhan's morale-boosting behavior not worthy of a baron?

For a Dream of Red Mansions fan, the writing is pretty good. But Dream of Red Mansions itself is very boring, and nothing can be written within this framework.

I think the author's thinking is correct. The Jia family itself was founded by martial arts. If a family like this doesn't join the army and inherits the family business, but instead takes the imperial examination, isn't it ridiculous? You, a noble with martial arts, have already taken the imperial examination. How can I, the emperor, govern the country? How can I balance the civil servants? If something goes wrong at the border, who should I ask to help me lead the troops? So it is normal and quite reasonable for the protagonist to rely on the Jia family to get promoted in the military camp. It can even be said that the reason why the Jia family fell into decline is because the direct descendants of the Jia family did not stay in the military camp but wanted to take the imperial examination. Since your Jia family wants to take the imperial examination, there is no need for the emperor to continue to give you the honor. Now that there is a protagonist in Jia's family, as long as the protagonist represents Jia's family in the military camp, then the protagonist is the heir of Jia's family in the eyes of the emperor. As for Jia's family, they can do whatever they want. Don't they want to take the imperial examination? Then take back the honor they obtained through martial arts, let them fend for themselves, and then let the protagonist establish a new Jia family.

If you open a novel about the Three Kingdoms in the future, and cut off the story of the girl Mrs. Yin and the girl Mrs. Bian + the girl Mrs. Du and the girl Mrs. Zou, it will easily attract the interest of reading the novel.

I saw Chapter 58 and it was well written.

The writing is good, but the dialogue is a bit bland. There should be some Chinese accents and some Beijing dialect added to some dialogues. For example, "Brother Ying" should be followed by "Brother Ying".

When will I start the latest novel?

I feel that the writing is quite good, and the content is not the same as before.

I hope to continue our efforts, improve our historical skills, and strive for a better

The Jia family should not be under ancient national conditions. Otherwise, in ancient times, the inheritance and prosperity of clans and families were valued. How could the second-generation Rongguo Gong Jia Daishan not cultivate a qualified heir? If Jia He was unqualified, he should have re-opened a trumpet and cultivated a qualified heir. He should have been demoted to the rank of marquis to continue the prosperity of Rongguo Mansion. Jia Dai Shanyin conferred the title of first-class general to his second son of the fifth rank and his eldest son Jia He. After raising rubbish, even the seal of the head of the Rongguo Mansion was given to Jia Mu's second wife. In the end, all the bad things were borne by the eldest son of Jia He, including Jia Zheng using the head of the family's seal to seek the real power of the fifth-rank magistrate of Jia Yu Village. This favor was also borne by Jia He, otherwise the second son of the Rongguo Mansion was not a real power official from the fifth rank. Who would value this favor?