King Jing of Beijing in Red Mansions, Starting from Rescuing Ke Qing

The writing is good, but the outline is too confusing. The author seems to be writing out of temper, but he doesn't know that many small details are quite confusing. For example, the prince Shui Rong is just a king with a different surname, not the emperor's biological son, and it has been so long. You can still get the emperor to cooperate with you. Also, Wang Xifeng is already married, so why does she keep going to Shui Rong? And a carriage? Do you think the ethics at that time did not allow cannibalism? The writing is too casual and cannot withstand scrutiny.

Shui Rong and Qin Keqing feel like adulterers and adulterers. If you like this tune, you can click in.

Does the author have any side projects?

If it is water-soluble, my feeling is that female channels like this guy more, while male channels generally think that this guy is not a good guy.

This is the first time I've seen such a bad Red Mansion. The etiquette is messed up and the characters are confused. It has been determined that this is a story purely based on the imagination of the author who has not read the original work, and may not have watched the TV series, and only searched for some information on the relationship between the characters.

As long as the author doesn't write about the women in the garden as human beings, who deserve to be beaten and hammered, and writes about the taste of seducing good families and adulterers, they will definitely be popular.

This is my first time writing a series of historical novels. Readers who like to read books, please read it, help me improve my grades, or give me some pointers! Thank you to all the viewers!