Why does the author of A Dream of Red Mansions satirize Li Wan for not accumulating evil spirits as a joke?

Li Wan was widowed at a young age and "lived alone with Laner". In the eyes of everyone in the Jia family, Li Wan is a "great bodhisattva, the first good person" and "generous without punishment".

However, Li Wan's verdict "The Late Hua Shao" is different from other women's judgments, changing the tone of sympathy and compassion and full of irony.

There are two sentences in it, "Even if it is true, people should accumulate descendants." It can be seen that Li Wan must have done something detrimental to Yin De for fear of "old age and death" and money.

After Jia's property was looted, Jia's younger brother fell down, and Jia Lan was the only one who "wore a hair pin and a gold seal on his chest", which made Li Wan proud and could "wear a pearl crown and a phoenix coat", but this "Bodhisattva" in everyone's eyes lost his virtue because of money.

However, it was not written by the author after the 1980s. We don't know what we did. It may be that a relative was seriously ill, had no money to seek medical treatment, stood idly by while being sold into a brothel, or shut out the Jia family who was starving to death.

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The following is the original sentence:

Wanhuashao

Kindness in the mirror is more worthy of fame in the dream!

That beautiful youth went to He Xun!

Don't mention the embroidery account again.

Only by wearing a pearl crown and a phoenix coat can we resist impermanence.

Although it is, life should not suffer from old age and poverty, but also need to accumulate children and grandchildren.

High-spirited, wearing tassels, radiant, with a gold seal on his chest;

Wei Hehe, Juelu Gordon, faint and miserable, the ecliptic is near!

Can ancient generals still exist?

Just an empty name and respect for future generations.