There's nothing inappropriate. I think Six Chapters of a Floating Life is actually a very plain essay. When it comes to the ups and downs of Shen Yisheng, there is a dull feeling. Shen Fu, like most frustrated literati, lived a well-off life in the early stage and had dreams. In the middle and late period, he went from poor to helpless. This is definitely not a very positive book. You can read it. Some people say that this book is a little red chamber. I think this statement is too much. By the way, did you have dyslexia in ancient Chinese? If there is anything, I recommend Su's Ten Chapters of a Floating Life. She writes well. Ignore her bad relationship with Lu Xun. . .