
When Crimson Pearl Had a Brother
当绛珠有个哥哥
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 110k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
73Chapters
In booklists 2
Desperately Seeking Good Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction 👀👀👀
Don't hold back, share your hidden gems 😉😉😉
331Books10.5MViews19hUpdated
Not Both Virgins, Happy Ending, Palace and Household Intrigue
Since these are palace- and household-intrigue novels, don't recommend those idiotic stories that force both leads to be chaste only for the sake of it. The female lead should be smart, and preferably like the male lead without loving him.
373Books1.1MViews1moUpdated
Reader comments 16
Translated by Google Translate










After reading the original book, everyone feels sympathy for Twelve Chai and regrets Bao Dai's love. Many people say that Baoyu is not worthy of Daiyu, or that Daiyu would give up Baoyu if she had a better choice. But I think Baoyu's Daiyu is like Shanbo's Yingtai. The story of the two does not need Baochai, just like Liang Zhu does not need Ma Wencai. I like the ending arranged by the author.
I finished it in one go, and I feel that leaving the original work aside, just treat it as the author making up for the regrets in his heart. It is worth reading.
Ahhhhh, I thought it was a sad ending, but "All the Lost Things" was playing when I was watching it, which made me teary-eyed 🥺 🥺 🥺 It's okay, okay, the ending is happy. Very nice👀, 🤔 🤔 🤔 Keep up the good work!!!
It's not bad. You can watch it without thinking. The ending is pretty good. It's rare to find someone who likes Sister Bao as much as I do.
It's very nice and fast-paced, not draggy!
It's not bad, the changed ending is harmonious,
It's not too bad. The short story is easy to read.
This is something I watched from start to finish without paying too much attention to the comments. Read it in one sitting.
Watch it without bringing in the original work, it's great, great reviews
Very good, very good. I have never been a fan of the Jia family, but this book is well written and cuts off the decline of the Jia family from other angles.