Martial Arts Red Mansion

Reinterprets the ending of the characters in Red Mansions. Red Mansions is not just a love story, but an evocative story of joys and sorrows in the great historical turmoil. With characters such as Lin Daiyu, Jia Baoyu, and Xue Baochai as the main line, the ups and downs of the four major families in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties in national justice and personal feelings, and the contest between justice and evil in the process of tracking power and wealth reflect some of the unsolved mysteries of Red Mansions. For example: Who did Lin Daiyu marry? Why can't Baoyu, who is already married to Xue Baochai, accept Xue Baochai? Was the demise of the Ming Dynasty due to Wu Sangui becoming a beauty in anger? Then, could this woman named Miaoyu be tracked because she became the medicine guide for the restoration of the Ming Dynasty? In the end, could she escape Wu Sangui's pursuit with the peaceful Nanming Dynasty? Why did Qin Ye and Qin Zhong also die strangely after Qin Keqing's death? Is it just because Zhi'er came to see Qin Zhong? Why did Wu Sangui turn upside down, and why he failed to hold on to his world in the end? Why was Jia's house ransacked twice? Who was Jia Baoyu's real and fake jade? Why did Cao Xueqin write the poem about General Yuhua at the end of the first eighty chapters? Another explanation of the tragedy of the Red Mansions From the Tenth Day of Yangzhou in 1645 to the end of the San Francisco Rebellion in 1678,