Dream of the Red Chamber: Lin Daiyu's Brother Is No Easy Target

It's pretty good, not bad, you can check it out. The male protagonist is simply a super invincible maniac who protects his wife. It's cool to see him. But since Sister Lin got married, I've been reading it [laughing and crying] [crying with laughter]. Do you guys have any recommendations for novels about a maniac who protects his wife (who married Sister Lin)? I'll read it.

The author can write down the story of Lin Chen and the emperor [laughing crookedly], after all, it's quite easy [shy]

It's very beautiful. It solves the regret of an orphan girl who went to her maternal grandfather's house and died. The happiness of having an older brother to protect her...

Not only on Tomato, but also on other software, I read a lot of Red Mansions. However, there are not many Red Mansions that I can really read in one sitting, and even omit many chapters and paragraphs that I want to post in order to read on. This book is one of them. Although this book is a bit short, it doesn't have those complicated and stereotyped plots of slaps in the face and battles for supremacy on the battlefield, so it's very enjoyable to read, thumbs up 👍! Moreover, the logical thinking of the characters and the development of things are all traceable, and there is no such a funny plot as sending a girl or a treasure to someone thousands of miles away. So although the article is a bit short, I still give it a five-star review.

It's great. The protagonist really protects Daiyu very well, and he doesn't stick to the back house. The whole plot line goes very smoothly, and it has a happy ending. It's great.

Give the author a five-star rating! This book made me look at "Dream of Red Mansions" from another angle. It was very appetizing. In my eyes, it is a good book. The author's writing style is also very good. The ideological concepts of this book are quite different from modern times, but they are very consistent with the background of "A Dream of Red Mansions". This is also the reason for the low rating. Some people can't accept it and leave a bad review. But I personally think that the author shaped the protagonist's ideological concepts into the thoughts of ancient people, which is the more successful part of this book. Some people think that the protagonist has no modern character at all, which is the failure of the book. But if you live in that society, you must live according to the way the society did things at that time. At the same time, the author's great intentions can also be seen from the title.

It conforms to the standards of fan fiction, the characters are not OOC, the writing is also very good, and there are no poisonous points or major flaws. Moreover, The Dream of Red Mansions is originally a fictional text, and the reality in it is basically a matter of benevolence and wisdom. Many people in the comment area directly define it according to the standards of the Qing Dynasty, which I feel is very inappropriate. Especially for Lin Ruhai's official position, some people actually think that the most favored daughter of the Duke of Guo will marry a seventh-rank official, and they really dare to say anything. However, the author handled it very well, there were no mistakes, and the parts that were blurred in the original work were also developed very properly, which is pretty good among fan fiction.

I particularly like it, it's very exciting, and it has reasonable extensions and tributes to the original work. In particular, the relationship between Prince Ami and Lin Chen (Lin Xi), a brother, is like a settlement of accounts. Prince Ami dares to love and hate, knows how to advance and retreat, understands current affairs, and is affectionate and righteous. This character unites a group of revolutionary friends who sincerely support him. Lin Chen is a scheming little fox who remains content despite all difficulties and enjoys himself leisurely.

Really, this book is the only one that I read all the way through without skipping any chapters! ! ! No matter how long it takes, it will always be number one in my mind. The relationship between Ami and Lin Chen is really touching! ! ! ! Looking forward to seeing the author's new book! ! !

That's right. It's rare to see Red Mansion articles on Tomato. The author should work hard! [Praise]