Red Mansion: Start by Modifying Your Destiny

This chapter note is so annoying.

It would be too weird to add Arabic numerals and serial numbers directly into the text. If you have any comments, you can post them at the end of the chapter.

I started to stop watching it when I was deciding to marry the Wang family. When I saw the silly plot of changing Geng Tie, I couldn't stand it, because Geng Tie is not only passed into the hands of one person. There is nothing wrong with the author wanting to take all the twelve golden hairpins, but your plot is very stupid. Yes, you can write it like this, but the more realistic ending is basically that the two parties negotiate with each other and change their names again, and then change the Geng Tie again under the witness of the witnesses and matchmakers of both parties. So it is outrageous for Wang Ren to do this. He offended not one or two people, but trampled on the reputation of the two families. Another crime was presumptuousness. The woman was presumptuous, and the person who presided over the marriage was eighty-year-old. There may be other opinions among the nobles, but it is impossible to misidentify the mistake after writing the wrong name. If the man admits it, he will only be laughed to death in this circle, because if you can't hide this matter from the lower ones, you can't hide it from the upper ones, and you will only be laughed at for fun.

At Lin Ruhai's level, he can disdain, but he can't always be played as a fool.

No, my friend is writing a paper. There are so many dramas in these references 😅

Can the protagonist accept Daiyu with this setting?

Why do we have to have Wang Xifeng instead of Wang Lingfeng? I really don't understand the plot of the wrong Geng Tie exchange. Although there are reasons why I don't like Wang Xifeng's jealous character very much, but did the author arrange this deliberate plot just to satisfy the desire to receive the twelve golden hairpins and ignore logic?

I don't understand why Fu Qiufang is arranged to be the male protagonist's tutor.

Sure enough, as long as he writes about Jia Min, the author will not write about Lin Daiyu and Lin Ruhai. The existence of Jia Min in the Red Mansions novel is exchanged for the IQ of the father and daughter. Moreover, Jia Min is not very smart and witty. Generally speaking, the author's level is not good.

Are the stories always inconsistent before and after the release?

Yes, many people have written about Red Mansion, and the author's writing is considered to be above the standard.

Is it really appropriate to write Lin Ruhai as a waste?

Isn't it a bit inappropriate for the protagonist to wash his adoptive mother's feet when he is 15 years old?

It's a pity that this plug-in setting doesn't involve cultivating immortals. I have to jump into this framework and compete with those people for their tactics.

Female videos, Lin Ruhai has been written as a waste

After it was released, the plot became more and more outrageous. The prince recruited the remnants of the Yarkand Khanate and sent them to rob the water transportation salt tax. Or was it the section from Nanjing to Beijing, let alone other things, that foreigners plundered this place? Are you okay? Slipping away

Is Lin Ruhai too cowardly in this book? He should be very capable as a salt patrol censor, and he can't be weakened like this just to embody the protagonist.

The initial setting is good, but there are too many branches and it is difficult to wrap up. At present, it seems that there are many words for water. I prefer the arrogant and shy Xiao Daiyu

What does the author think and what kind of comments are there in each chapter? It's so annoying that I can't read it. I'll delete it quickly.

This introduction. . First of all, whether it is a side branch or a distant relative, the same surname is Lin as Lin Daiyu, so it is not a coincidence!

Lin Ruhai is so stupid, even an ordinary person wouldn't be able to agree, right?

What a bullshit statement in the introduction, cousins ​​with the same surname are cousins ​​of yours, are they cousins?

There are a lot of explanations. The more explanations, the more vague and confusing they become. The more arguments the matter gets, the more confusing it becomes.

Can the author make the progress faster so that the protagonist can gain power?

Goldfinger serves the plot, rather than letting the plot revolve around Goldfinger, which is putting the cart before the horse.

The writing is a bit strange. Is this what Lin Ruhai is capable of? Is it all Jia Min's planning to create an heir? The Censor of Salt Patrol, the imperial envoy specially selected by the emperor, is in charge of the money bags in the Huaihe and Huaihe regions. How do you still need to look at other people's faces? The second wife of the clan still dares to lie? Do you think Lin Ruhai is so capable, can the emperor like him?