Qing-Dynasty Transmigration into Dream of the Red Chamber: The Jia Family's Legitimate Daughter Doesn't Want Them Executed and Exiled

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I watched it in one sitting, it was very interesting, there was no sitting back, there was no Holy Mother's heart overflowing to save everyone, and the plot was quite compact. The red text is really well written [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

As an ancient Chinese novel, it is very interesting and sweet. However, as a fan historical novel, it has some flaws, but overall it is okay. The initial relationship development of the male and female protagonists (pretentious and sticky, um, unnatural) is too uncomfortable to write, as if I have swallowed a mouthful of rancid dog food. However, the characters and behavior of the male and female protagonists are okay, and they are good to watch when they are serious about doing things.

It's good-looking, and it doesn't look out of place when blended in. Five stars. Except when the heroine is a little bit love-minded, it's pretty good to watch at other times... It's a pity that it doesn't say much about the situation. I tend to prefer cool stories. Apart from the fact that it's really a bit of a spoiled wife novel with the male protagonist, I feel like I'm completely separated from the female protagonist... She doesn't behave properly when meeting the male protagonist, which only makes me feel that the female protagonist is seriously mentally ill in love... It's a pity.

Very very very "good-looking". The heroine fell in love with a thief who stole her things, and the maid who used a loyalty charm helped the thief. Although the thief caused his father to be sent to a dangerous place, the thief gave him a bunch of gifts to explain, and of course she chose to forgive him hehe.

There are too many descriptions of the war in the later text, which is a bit boring. I forget that the heroine is a Qing Dynasty in Red Mansions. But overall, the story is still very interesting. The characters, protagonists and supporting roles, character descriptions are very good, palace fights and house fights and other elements. The important thing is that there are many characters in A Dream of Red Mansions, and I also respect the original work. The author is very powerful. The only shortcoming is probably that this article has everything.

Gangbang's modern version of Red Mansions is not bad. It changed the endings of many beauties and made up for the regrets of many women in the ancient version of Red Mansions. [Like][Like][Like] I deeply hate Jia Mu's selfishness and Jia Wang's shamelessness, greed and inhumanity. I really despise Jia Baoyu👎🏻

Honghui is one of the characters that I had a hard time watching when I watched The Legend of Zhen Huan. At that time, I was thinking about how the plot would have turned out if the smart Honghui in Yixiu had not died. Although this book is a combination of Dream of Red Mansions and Qing Dynasty, it still has an uneasy feeling for me.

Beautiful, super exciting, thumbs up, thumbs up, thumbs up👍👍👍👍👍

This book does have many unsatisfactory aspects, and errors abound, so I won't list them all here. But overall, it is one of the best among the Qingchuan Red Mansions. Thank you, the author! The rating is too low, probably due to random grading. You know, even Cao Xueqin and Gao E's versions of Dream of the Red Chamber are full of critics. It is recommended that readers who like to read "Dream of Red Mansions" can take a look. In addition, special instructions: intermarriage refers to the marriage of the matchmaker (including the first wife and the second wife), and any concubine (as high as an imperial concubine, as low as a common maid from a wealthy family) is regarded as concubinage rather than intermarriage. Manchu and Han banner people can of course intermarry, but banner and people do not marry. Typical examples are: Yinti's surname, the Zhang family of Fujin, Han military flag; Nian Gengyao (Han military flag), first wife Yehenala (daughter of Nalan Rongruo), Xuxian Aixinjueluo family (Azige line); Heshen's first wife, Feng family, Han military flag.