Transmigrating as Daiyu

It's quite good. After all, the title is "Rebirth." There's nothing wrong with having a wild imagination. Mr. Gao is also writing a sequel; Mr. Cao, the only one who could give an ending, passed away before he could. There's so much to study in "Dream of the Red Chamber," one more anecdotal web novel won't make a difference. Just enjoy it, no need to take it too seriously.

I really like this book. It's very well written. While staying true to the main plot of the original Dream of the Red Chamber, it expands on the main themes. The story is clear and concise, and the concept is excellent. I really enjoy it.

I've watched the TV series and read the book several times, and each time I cried with regret. Seeing this made me feel a little better. The author is amazing; they didn't drastically change the story, but made only minor alterations that resulted in different lives and endings, yet they felt just as they should be. Impressive! 👍

Overall, I found it quite enjoyable to read. The characters' personalities, speech, and behavior changed very naturally. My favorite side story was Tan Chun's; she truly embodied the spirit of the character. Next was Qiao Jie'er, who was intelligent from a young age. Although she was panicked when she was sold off, she did her best to achieve the best possible outcome.

Strengths: The novel clearly explains Daiyu's personality after she transmigrates, her efforts to change the fate of the Jia family, the interpretation of the relationship between Bao and Dai, and the origin of her love for Prince Bei Jing. It avoids the typical time-traveling heroine's overpowered abilities that feel unrealistic, making it relatively relatable and largely consistent with the…

Overall, it's a very good read. The only drawback is some inconsistencies in the details, which the author probably forgot about while writing.

I read *Dream of the Red Chamber* several times when I was little, and each time it filled me with sorrow. The author's continuation of the story is superb; this is how it should be! 👍

This book has a really good overall concept, and most importantly, it is very friendly to people who cannot understand the original text of Dream of the Red Chamber. The book also includes some introductions to Redology, which helps to understand the original text. The overall plot of this book remains unchanged; it is still the history of the rise and fall of the Jia family.

After finishing this book, I wrote many comments, haha. The first half was excellent, but there was a section in the middle where the romance between the male and female leads was so frustrating it made me laugh. The characters were indeed well-developed based on the personalities and temperaments of everyone in the Jia family. The ending was unexpected and somewhat rushed, but the epilogue was excellent and made up for the major disappointments. Highly recommended!

This book was actually quite good for me. It didn't drastically alter the characters' traits and personalities from the original work. However, I wasn't particularly interested in the main plot, especially the romantic subplot with Prince Bei Jing, which I found rather baffling. Aside from the Lin Daiyu and Prince Bei Jing storyline, the other characters' stories were quite good and worth reading.