Daiyu, Lush as Dew-Kissed Blossoms

I am truly, truly grateful to the author for fulfilling my expectations of Daiyu. Daiyu should be like this; having experienced so much, she should have seen through everything. My Daiyu has finally found a good ending.

The author likely accepted the views of scholar Liu Xinwu, adding his own understanding of the novel, and found the true divine attendant for the Crimson Pearl Flower. The fates of the characters in the novel were significantly altered due to the author's preferences. The author disliked characters like Baochai, Xiren, and Wang Fuzhi, amplifying their frivolous thoughts, which I quite agree with. However, the writing style is somewhat flat and straightforward.

This sequel surpasses the forced continuation by Gao E and better reflects the characters' personalities, making the characters in this story more vivid and lifelike! The author put their heart into it!

I read Mr. Liu Xinwu's continuation of *Dream of the Red Chamber* from the *Lecture Room* program. He deduced it based on the annotations of Zhiyan Zhai. Later, I also saw Mr. Liu's book, *Continuing the Dream of the Red Chamber*, at Xinhua Bookstore. He said that Lin Daiyu died by "water escape"—I don't remember much else, but this is what I do remember!

I've only read up to chapter 141, and I already think this book is fantastic. It fulfills my dream of Lin Daiyu being reborn! I love how Lin Daiyu dares to love and hate, and dares to be herself. Reborn, she seems to have seen through everything. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story.

This novel perfectly illustrates that ratings alone cannot determine whether a story is engaging. When I read the original work before, I didn't understand some of the subtle political events. Through this book, the background of many events gradually became clear, greatly aiding in understanding the original work.

I sincerely thank the author for giving Daiyu a second life, fulfilling the dreams of countless Daiyu fans. Let the melancholic and sentimental Daiyu remain in *Dream of the Red Chamber*. The Daiyu that Cao Xueqin cherished so deeply should have been like this: a fairy-like beauty with a delicate and exquisite heart.

After reading the whole book, I really admire the author for writing a unique interpretation of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. It's definitely worth reading.

After reading it, I had a different feeling. Everyone's fate was changed. This Dream of the Red Chamber is not the same as that Dream of the Red Chamber. What night is this? Things are the same, but people are different...

(Minor spoilers in this book) Daiyu remains as kind and capable as ever. Baochai was vicious, but she had some affection for Xue Pan. Perhaps she couldn't compare to Lin Daiyu and had no other choice. She followed Jia Yucun and did not have a good end. Tan Chun was initially encouraged by Bao Chai, but later she came to her senses and still went to sea, but she met the right person.