A long erotic novel in vernacular from the Qing Dynasty. Also known as "The Legend of Three Wonders" and "The Fifth Dream of Red Mansions". Survival twice. The author is said to be Yin Zhan Naxi.
Yin Zhan Naxi (1837-1892), the 28th generation grandson of Genghis Khan, with the Chinese name Baoying and the courtesy name Runting, was a famous Mongolian writer. It was written in the middle and late Qing Dynasty. Now there are only fragments of Qing and Mongolian manuscripts in the library of the Inner Mongolia Academy of Social Sciences. In 1998, Minghui's Chinese translation was printed by Taiwan's Jinfeng Publishing Co., Ltd. In the "World Literature Masterpiece Series·Novel·Mongolian Volume". This book is a derivative work of Dream of Red Mansions. In these two chapters, the author describes the sexual relationship between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu, making up for the regret that the two were not allowed to be together in Dream of Red Mansions.
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This book "A Dream of Red Mansions" is very interesting! It reminds me of "A Dream of Red Mansions", both stories about the rise and fall of families and the tragedy of love. But the characters in this book are more distinct. I especially like the heroine in it. She is beautiful and tough, just like Lin Daiyu. And I hate those hypocritical people who make the story more complicated and tragic. Overall, this is a book worth reading. It will make you feel the complexity of human nature and the beauty of love.
Wonderful, the acquaintance of Bao and Dai!
It makes up for the regret. Fortunately, there is no cow.
This book "A Dream of Red Mansions" is very interesting! It reminds me of "A Dream of Red Mansions", both stories about the rise and fall of families and the tragedy of love. But the characters in this book are more distinct. I especially like the heroine in it. She is beautiful and tough, just like Lin Daiyu. And I hate those hypocritical people who make the story more complicated and tragic. Overall, this is a book worth reading. It will make you feel the complexity of human nature and the beauty of love.
Wonderful, the acquaintance of Bao and Dai!
It makes up for the regret. Fortunately, there is no cow.
Haokan, it's so happy, so happy
Good book, nice book