I Transmigrated into Dream of the Red Chamber as a Cultivator

It's very good. Come on, the author. It's easy to write about Red Mansion in the early stage, but it's difficult to write about it in the later stage. Many Red Mansions collapse in the later stage. I hope the author won't collapse. Come on!

I haven't read Dream of Red Mansions, but it doesn't stop me from reading this book. I think it's very interesting. I gave up the book after reading Chapter 75

This is the real "paper full of nonsense", haha ​​^_^. I must have been eleven or twelve years old when I first read Dream of Red Mansions, and I read it in the vertical version. I stumbled through it and didn't remember a few people. The only thing I remembered was the poems in it, many of which I can still memorize to this day. I especially like "The Flower Burial Poems" because I am also a sick man. Haha😒, I can't say I like or hate the girls described in it, but for Baoyu, after reading several books about Dream of Red Mansions, I feel like it's too harsh on him. Who taught him what he should and shouldn't do since he was a child? Born out of jade, what do the Jia family want to do? A child is born with a blank piece of paper and needs education from his parents and family members. But is there someone who teaches him etiquette, justice and integrity, or someone who tells him what he can and cannot do? Some of them are just pampering, and the servants are all trying to get benefits from him. So the clever Jia Mu, who is called the ancestor, can't see this? Not necessarily? Why do I feel that Jia Mu is taking revenge? I remember my grandfather once said something when I was a child. My grandfather was very pampered when my younger brother was very young. The family was poor at that time, but my younger brother had pocket money. My grandfather gave it to him. He said: I just want to spoil him and let him torment his mother in the future...😓😓😓😓Fortunately, my brother is not crooked [face covering] [face covering]. So I said Jia's mother was taking revenge. Didn't she know that men and women did not sit at the same table at seven years old? Doesn't she know that a girl's reputation is the most important thing? Doesn't she know ethics? Not necessarily? Haha ^_^ I really hope that some famous person can write a book about Baoyu's rebirth, hehe:-P

This is one of the few novels that objectively portrays the characters in Red Mansions. Many characters, such as Xue Pan and Jia Lian, have changed their destinies through their own efforts. The protagonist only gave them an opportunity to transform. There is no sister Lin who sheds tears in this book, so it does not read like Red Mansions. But there are also the borrowed Xi Ren and the arrogant Jia Huan, which are very consistent with the character traits of the original characters. All in all, the author's literary skills are passable. This novel can be another possibility in the world of Red Mansions.

This fan book is quite good. It doesn't deliberately discredit a character. The changes in the character are very natural. The male protagonist is very generous, giving away millions and millions of taels at every turn. It's not like some fan books that deliberately discredit the original characters.

The story structure is good, the story is relatively complete, and all the holes that need to be filled are filled. Since "Dream of Red Mansions" itself is an imaginary historical story, as a fan fiction, there is no need to set it in the Qing Dynasty and almost clearly in the Yongzheng era. In addition, the author has a slight lack of memory for some relevant knowledge in ancient times, and often makes some common sense mistakes, so it is often confusing when reading. Overall, this complete story is good.

Anyway ~ that's it. . Yes, it's quite beautiful! 😄✌

The male protagonist is scheming, not a virgin, not a noob. He has no intention of taking the Twelve Beauties of Jinling into a harem and giving them special treatment. He is just a bit obsessed with girls. It is worth watching, but it is still being serialized and is not enough.

A very interesting work: the concept is unique and novel, and the context is clear. The eldest brother Lin Song changes everyone's destiny with the prophetic plot, and cleverly connects the fairy world with the human world, making the plot complete.

The plot is novel and the content is reasonable. I originally wanted to praise it a bit more, but I am not educated and can only say two words: good-looking. Then one more sentence: Update quickly, the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this! ! !