In this situation, male compatriots are undoubtedly under greater pressure than female comrades.

"Chaoyang!" Liang Zuo's cry interrupted the conversation between Lin Chaoyang and Chen Jiangong.

"What's up?"

"Li Tong, I, and two classmates from grades 7, 8, and 7 and 9 have formed a red school group. You can come and give us guidance when you have time."

Lin Chaoyang smiled and joked: "With a great talent like you here, do you still need my guidance?"

"Don't make fun of me. We are studying together. Our skills are still too weak, especially when it comes to word carving, which is far from your level."

Liang Zuo asked for help and complimented Lin Chaoyang a few words, which made it difficult for him to refuse, so he said: "Then it is better to choose the day than to hit it. Have you achieved any results? Let me see first."

"Okay, there happens to be an article."

Liang Zuo took Lin Chaoyang to Building 32 and showed the article manuscript to Lin Chaoyang. The article was titled "A Debate on Additions and Deletions of the Police Fantasy Love List".

The so-called police fantasy love list is a list of main characters attached to the last chapter of "Dream of Red Mansions", which was first published in Qi Xuben's comments.

Fairy Jinghuan is the master of the Taixu Illusion Realm. The Secretary of Boming stores the twelve hairpins of Jinling, the principal and deputy, and the fate book of the thirty-six daughters. Because the gate of the Taixu Illusion Realm palace is inscribed "Nie Hai Qing Tian", so Qi Xuben calls it

For "Police Fantasy Love List".

Since it is a "debate on additions and deletions", the discussion is naturally about the number of daughters on the list.

Historically, academic circles have not agreed on the number of people on the police fantasy love list, and they can be roughly divided into three types.

The first theory is based on what is written in the fifth chapter of the book, "It is the list of the twelve most crowned women in your province, so it is called the 'official list'". "There are many women in your province, but we just selected the most important ones to record."

The two chefs below are the next best. The rest are mediocre people, so there is no book to record." There are twelve people in the main book, twelve people in the deputy book, and twelve people in the deputy book, that is, thirty-six people.

The second theory is based on the Zhongzhi of Chapter 17 and Chapter 18 of the Gengchen Edition: "The Twelve Hairpins mentioned here are not exactly correct, and they are all made up. Only in the last chapter of 'Jing Huan Qing Bang' can we know the truth."

, deputy, second deputy and third and fourth deputy. "Ren Wu Ji Chun, Ji Hu". One list of twelve people, one full list and four deputy books, a total of five volumes, for sixty people.

There is another theory, represented by Zhou Ruchang, who believes that Mr. Cao Xueqin made the police fantasy list to correspond to the one hundred and eight generals in "Water Margin", using the heroes of makeup to correspond to the heroes of the forest, so there should be one hundred and eight people.

Lin Chaoyang is considered to be familiar with "Dream of Red Mansions", and he and Wu Zuxiang communicate a lot on weekdays. The old man's profound research on "Dream of Red Mansions" naturally gives Lin Chaoyang a deeper understanding of "Dream of Red Mansions" than the average person.

In his opinion, the statement that there are 108 people on the police fantasy love list is obviously Zhou Ruchang's wishful thinking, without any strong evidence;

The statement of sixty people comes from the Gengchen version. Although there is Zipiao as evidence, the number of sixty people does not fit with the plot in the book, so it is far-fetched.

The theory of thirty-six people comes from the fifth chapter of the opening chapter, and it is very consistent with the characters in the article. This theory is the most reliable.

Liang Zuo and several others co-authored "A Debate on Additions and Deletions of the Police Fantasy List". Their views were the same as his, and they also used multiple arguments to support the deviation of the sixty people's statements.

Lin Chaoyang read the article and felt that there were no big problems. He only picked out a few logical flaws in the writing and helped them add a supporting example.

I thought this would be the end of it, but I didn’t expect Liang Zuo to sign his name on the article and also indicate that he was the instructor.
Chapter completed!