Lin Daiyu Reborn: Mastering the Fourth Prince's Harem

Lin Daiyu and An Lingrong are both people who touch me more! The lives of these two people are so frustrating! I feel like their lives shouldn't be like this! She was such a beautiful little girl in the beginning...

I think the character described by the author is not Lin Daiyu, but rather a talented woman who traveled through time and became An Lingrong. Anyway, I feel that there is nothing like Lin Daiyu except for her name.

This setting is very novel~ An Lingrong has Daiyu's talent, and Daiyu has An Lingrong's healthy body. I think there will be different stories~ Looking forward to it! Another personal preference is that Daiyu is much more talented than Zhen Huan. If the civet had met Daiyu instead of Zhen Huan, would he have fallen in love at first sight and fallen in love with her again?

It's very special, but not very similar to Daiyu, but it doesn't affect the excitement. However, there is always a slight melancholy, and it is difficult to accept the plot about the loss of a daughter. She was said to be heartbroken over the loss of her daughter, but why did she only feel so lightly resentful towards the people involved? In the novel, Zhen Huan thought that Daiyu had caused her to lose her son, so she complained and took action. Why did the heroine's pain account for so little part? I also have a little thought. If the heroine will suffer the pain of losing her daughter, given that the title of the novel is Playing with the Harem, I feel that it needs to be explained in the copywriting. After all, it feels like the journey is quite difficult and tortuous. I still feel that the loss of a daughter is very painful... Especially after the loss of her daughter, the heroine behaves very frivolously. Sometimes she will first sympathize with the person who indirectly harmed her daughter, and then think of her daughter's departure. I don't know if the author will change this, but it feels like a very cruel and unreal plot. The heroine shouldn't be a dummy who can only template hatred for 1 second. Meizhuang even sent someone to find the real culprit who hurt his daughter before the heroine... Ah, it's depressing anyway.

Give yourself a 5 points hahaha

Who understands Dream of Red Mansions and Legend of Zhen Huan, the ecstasy of two chefs? The author's writing is also very good and the plot is very smooth and smooth. It's really good when viewed on Tomato. Come on, come on [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

It's beautiful, very beautiful. For such a beautiful book, I think it deserves 99 points out of 10. Another point is that it is much slower. Why did I encounter it before it was finished? ! ! I'm going to update again! ! ! [Cry][cry][cry] Let's talk about the reasons for giving full marks: First, the subject matter is novel, allowing Daiyu to live a new life as Lingrong. She has a healthy body that she never had before, and gets the love of her longed-for mother. The combination of Sister Lin's sentimentality and An Lingrong's thoughtfulness makes this jade beauty really like jade, with her own unique charm. This book gives me the feeling that some parts are very similar to the style of the original Dream of Red Mansions, and at the same time it combines the narrative style of The Legend of Zhen Huan, which is antique. The author also has his own ingenuity. The names of each chapter coincide with the plot, and are also very similar to the naming style of Dream of Red Mansions. The title of the chapter where the plot is set up to overthrow Jian Qiu has the "Jiu" and "Qiu" style in it. When viewed together with the ending and events, there is a sense of fate. Second, the writing is beautiful. At this point, I really wonder if Da Da has traveled through time in ancient times. She is simply a talented woman! ! ! The writing is really good, very detailed! ! ! ! I feel like I am watching Dream of Red Mansions, and the poems written by Daiyu are mostly written by myself. I really feel that they are very well written, and they are particularly in line with Daiyu's style! ! Even if I don't quite understand what it means, it still feels very literary and artistic! ! ! ! Forgive me for my crude thinking, I don't know how to describe it, but I can only say, it's a fairy! ! ! ! Third, the plot is meticulous and interlocking. From the first time she arrived, to the small involuntary agreement; to the first time she emerged, and truly realized the dark side of the harem; then she gradually gained a firm foothold, and was coerced into the whirlpool of the harem struggle; and finally, patiently dormant, and took the initiative... Daiyu's transformation is delicate and interlocking, and she is also tenacious and respectable. From Qianli Pond, Lianzi Bureau, and then to the Fornication Bureau, she experienced the cold eyes and tempers of the palace concubines, the death of her friends, parting ways, the pain of losing a daughter, and the emperor's suspicion. She also gradually grew up in these incidents. The mastermind behind the scenes has not been found out, but such a beautiful girl deserves a A good ending (Daiyu is the protagonist, she can definitely do it, right? Tonic will torture our Daiyu again, she is really having a hard time [angry][angry]) The author also buried a lot of foreshadowing, I hope to fill it in quickly, but I feel itchy without seeing the result [almost crying] [almost crying]. Fourth, the characters have distinct images. Every character written in the book is flesh and blood, with its own characteristics and plans. It is not a one-sided character. I felt like I could feel the cries of those girls when I wrote it. In feudal society, women are always victims. They are trapped in prisons and are restrained by men throughout their lives, waiting for their mercy and charity, and are forced to kill their fellow men. The book Da Da shows it very well. In this harem, those who harm people are also victims. We cannot deny the evil deeds of Yi Xiu and Nian Shilan. However, the real murderer is feudal thinking and the emperor. As a real vested interest, he watched the women's fights with cold eyes, ate bloody steamed buns, and in the end only said a "vicious woman" after their affairs were exposed, regretting that he did not understand people. There is a sentence in the big book that I think is particularly good. Maybe they would have become good friends if they were born in this era where everyone is equal, but in the cannibal harem, in this harem brightly decorated with the blood of countless women, their endings will slowly wither, and their fate will be tragic. I originally wanted to detail why the big characters are so vivid and distinct, but I feel that my language is not enough to describe them. Chun'er, Zhen Huan, Huanbi... Each of them is a living, flesh-and-blood person, a complex person... Finally, I want to say, wow, it's not enough. I started reading it three days ago and I've basically finished it today. [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]. Can you give us a surprise [give me heartfelt] [give me heartfelt] that although there haven't been updates in the past few days, you actually posted hundreds of chapters in order to explode the update [give me heartfelt]. @ The pig-raising cat king

Daiyu, Fairy Jiangzhu, Daiyu is reborn as An Lingrong [laughing][laughing][laughing] The ideas are not surprising, they are extremely exciting!

It's a very good book. I've never read a fanfic about An Lingrong and Zhen Huan's friendship before. Although they had a falling out later on, the description of the relationship between the heroine and Zhen Huan's sisters in Meizhuang made me sincerely accept their relationship. The author's writing is very good. Sometimes I feel that such good writing is just a waste for me to read, haha.

I have watched too many intense dramas recently, and this kind of light style is particularly rare. Although I still think Daiyu is a fairy in heaven and should not be contaminated by men, the plot arrangement and Daiyu's change in thinking are also very reasonable. I personally like it very much.