
Red Mansion Reading Man
by Shang Di
About This Novel
The protagonists of the imperial examination essays in Red Mansions are children from peasant families, who tend to live in daily life. It focuses on the protagonist's self-struggle and saves Sister Lin through a curve. Ps: It's not a single female protagonist, it's not a harem story. PS: The protagonist is not a distant relative of the Jia family, and has nothing to do with Jia Shi Wang Xue. Although it is called Red Mansion, it is just a character borrowed from Red Mansion, and it appears late. Please note before reading.
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A fanfic of "Dream of Red Mansions". There are too many writings of this type, from various angles, all the same. But this book is different. It has a unique approach. It starts from Er Gouzi in an unknown mountain village and slowly integrates into the corner of the Red Mansion. The writing style and plot are all top-notch. Highly recommended.




Grass jelly It is another imperial examination essay, but the strange thing is that it is covered by the Red Mansion. Judging from the opening of just a few dozen chapters, if it can be written more than a thousand chapters, it will definitely be the most important work in the imperial examination essay and the Red Mansion essay this year. Personally, I am very interested in Red Mansions fanfiction, but I have basically not finished reading it. The current Red Mansions novels are very awkward. There is no new ideas in the garden dramas, and the routines are extremely serious. The political affairs are too childish. I really want to laugh when I look at them. I can't write about military affairs. You know, you don't have the ability (laughing). The few readers who want to transcend the framework of Red Mansions don't buy it, and they don't really transcend it. Come on, and when writing about the Jia family, I also like to cheat. If the hook is too big, it will look dazzling. The whole novel is made very vain. It is not uncommon for the Red Mansions to be written about teenagers who are responsible for the military affairs of important ministers. I like it very much for book friends who like the refreshing style of writing. I don't like it very much for someone like me who is barely a reasonable party. I can't adapt to it, so basically no Red Mansions fans have finished it. Since it is not on the shelves yet, I don't know what the style will be in the future, whether there will be major plot collapse, eunuch issues, etc., So Xiancao can only be regarded as temporary. In addition, I think this book's imperial examination essays are better than those of Red Mansions fans. Similar "The Prime Minister of a Poor Family" "Rule the World" "Wenkui of Ming Dynasty" "The Rise of the Humble Family" Red Mansion Category "The Romance of the Bastard in the Red Mansion" "Struggle in the Red Mansion" I will only recommend two works by fans who first read Red Mansions a few years ago. I won't recommend the rest. The basic framework cannot be written in them with new ideas.




Red Mansions imperial examination essay, multiple female protagonists, looking forward to the follow-up




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