After Li Wanji went out, Jia Huan laughed.

He returned home two months ago and heard Jia Yingchun, Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu and others mention that every time he went back, he happened to be in a different way with the eldest girl of the Shi family. This made the eldest girl of Shi very unhappy and asked them to speak to Jia Huan several times.

In the book "The Red Chamber", Jia Huan has a good impression of Shi Xiangyun, the eldest girl from the historian.

There were only two women who felt most heartbroken by reading the Red Chamber. One was naturally Jia Yingchun, who was "golden boudoir, willow, and a year later", and the other was Shi Xiangyun, the daughter of the Hou Mansion.

In Cao Gong’s first eighty chapters of the Red Chamber, Shi Xiangyun’s ending was not given. Of course, there were verdicts, but they were not detailed.

And in the last forty chapters written by Gao E, the ending given is too rough.

Jia Huan can't remember the Qing Dynasty anymore.

But Jia Huan remembered the ending given by a very early TV series version very clearly because when watching it, the picture gave Jia Huan a deep and deep shock.

The Shi family was confiscated and could not help but be implicated. Shi Xiangyun was retired by her husband's family and then sold him to a brothel to accompany him to drink.

Finally, when she saw Jia Baoyu, who was also down and out, Shi Xiangyun shouted over and over again by the boat: "Love brother, redeem me..."

Love brother...

Redeem me...

The white clouds and the vast world are changing, and there is nothing more than this.
Chapter completed!