A Serious Person in the Red Mansion

1.4 Million words. Completed. Daiyu is a single heroine. The male protagonist of this book passes through Jia Hu and finally becomes emperor. The most noteworthy thing about this book is the single heroine Daiyu. It's not that other female characters are excluded, but that other female characters are completely suppressed by Daiyu, including Xue Baochai. Daiyu is the male protagonist's companion and hegemonic partner. The real male protagonist is outside and the female is domestic, and all the generals under the male protagonist are convinced. What impressed me deeply about the whole book was that at the end when the male protagonist led the troops south to quell the rebellion, a military coup occurred in the capital. The male protagonist's subordinates in the capital all obeyed Daiyu's dispatch and layout, and the male protagonist also completely trusted Daiyu as the supreme leader of the faction in the capital. Daiyu's handwritten orders and stamped with the male protagonist's seal made my heart surge. It can be said that the portrayal of Daiyu in this book has been better than that of the male protagonist. In addition, the plot of this book is also very well written. Overall: Grain+

In the Demonic Reformation of Red Mansions, Red Mansions takes up a smaller proportion and focuses more on the description of battlefields and temples. In this world, the Qing army is still in the Northeast before entering the customs. The Ming Dynasty is decaying but has not yet perished. The protagonist is trying to turn the tide and save the Ming Dynasty in such a magically reformed world. It prefers group portrait writing, but because of this the plot and characters are a little messy, and the protagonist's screen time is also a bit short.

The male protagonist Jia Hu was violently beaten by Jia Zhen in time travel. He resisted and destroyed Jia Zhen. He went to the border, participated in dangerous missions, worked hard to gain fame, and was promoted along the way. He killed salt merchants and avenged his aunt (Lin Daiyu's mother). Comments: A rare single female protagonist in Dream of Red Mansions. The male protagonist is decisive in killing. Instead of scheming in Jia's mansion, he goes out to fight on the battlefield. It is very exciting and novel. (I hope she can embark on the path of rebelling against the thief). It is worth recommending.