The Lucky Concubine of the Dream of the Red Chamber: A Fertility Blessing Wins Her the Title of Madam Lin
红楼贵妾超好孕，扶正做了林夫人
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Which Fanfic Is the Most Stunning? I Want One That Sticks With Me After I Finish It
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As long as it's good!
Are There Really No Good Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction Anymore?
In a Reading Slump. Looking for Well-Written Crossover Drama Fics.
For readers who've been reading for over ten years: no awkward, tacky, naive, saintly, or ridiculous plots. The female lead should be levelheaded, not someone who loses her mind over romance. (A comprehensive film-and-TV story where the protagonist transmigrates into various TV dramas and novels to complete missions.)
Any Novels About Marrying Lin Ruhai as His Second Wife or Concubine?
Looking for books like "A Qing Dynasty Transmigration to Dream of the Red Chamber: The Lin Family Concubine Lies Flat". Criticizes Grandmother Jia, the second branch of the Rongguo Mansion, and Baoyu.
Looking for High-quality Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction
There don't seem to be many Dream of the Red Chamber stories on Fanqie. Please recommend some!
Looking for Dream of the Red Chamber Stories With No Fawning Over Baoyu! None at All!
Looking for books like Dream of the Red Chamber: I Turned the Jokes into a Royal Flush. Something like this! Don't say you dislike Daiyu and Jia Min at the start, then spend the rest of the story cleaning up after Daiyu, Lin Ruhai, and the others.
Transmigration into Dream of the Red Chamber Stories
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I Don't Believe Tomato Has A High-Quality Dream Of The Red Chamber
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I want something similar to Sealed Combat Power, Bringing Mutant Beasts to Open Up the Interstellar Wasteland. I've been searching and searching, but no novel has caught my interest. @The Herbalist Who Wasn't Born in Baicao Garden
Looking for Novels About Concubines Rising to Power, Harem Scheming, and Palace Intrigue
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where the Lin and Jia Families Sever Ties
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Any Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where the Female Lead Bears Lin Ruhai’s Child?
Looking for a Dream of the Red Chamber Story Where Lin Ruhai Takes a Concubine and Has a Son to Fight Jia Min, Keeping the Jia Family from Seizing the Family Fortune
Looking for books similar to "Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfic: The Lin Family Concubine Gains Status Through Her Son".
A Story I Personally Think Is Really, Really Good: An Invincible Protagonist
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Female-Oriented Novels About More Children, More Blessings
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Any Novels That Combine Empresses in the Palace and Dream of the Red Chamber?
Looking for Historical Romance with No Rebirth or System, but Plenty of Household and Palace Intrigue
Something like "The Golden Palace Locks the Spring Breeze", the really good kind. The writing needs to be good too.
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Well written, at least there isn't a single truly positive character in the story right now, hahaha, very interesting. The female lead's eldest son, raised on her magical spring water, isn't very close to her now that he's grown up. This kind of son is truly rare in female-oriented fiction.
It's pretty good. She transmigrated into the body of Consort Jiang, Lin Ruhai's concubine, in *Dream of the Red Chamber*. She gave birth to a son, but after that, her character changed drastically. The female lead wanted to go out and start a business, but Lin Ruhai tried to stop her from having more children.
I only read the first story, and it was excellent. It didn't particularly criticize Jia Min, and Lin Ruhai wasn't overly romantic. The female lead has a very sharp business mind, building a successful and thriving enterprise. She's not a saint, but she does offer guidance to Daiyu and protects her as she grows. I loved the ending for Daiyu and Xueyu; they lived for themselves.
This is my first time reading a time-travel story from this angle, haha! At first, I thought it was a palace intrigue story, but the female lead is so focused on her career that she doesn't even want children anymore. But then Lin Ruhai gets seriously ill, and things get interesting. It seems the author wants to break free from the Jia family and separate the main couple, which is great. Keep it up!
So far, the writing is quite good. However, the title might have attracted too many "spoiled wives" (a term for women overly indulgent mothers), making the comments section sometimes chaotic. Even though the female lead has explained why she only has one child, the comments keep asking why she doesn't have more.
The female lead has little martial arts ability; how will she deal with the bald-headed monk and the lame Taoist priest later on? And there's also the even more powerful Fairy Jinghuan.
The female lead is very powerful. After giving birth to a son, she manages to get Lin Ruhai to compromise and agree to her condition of having a second child. In the end, she starts doing business with the prince and lives a long life in her old age. After both of her sons pass away peacefully, she also passes away.
Why is the rating so low? Aside from the first character, whom I'm not very familiar with, I think the other two concubine characters from *Dream of the Red Chamber* were portrayed quite well, and both had relatively happy endings. Personally, I think it's pretty good; the plot is quite tight, and the story is reasonable. Quite good.
I've read the second story. The author writes very well, but I found it a bit too depressing. The female leads are both excellent; setting aside their moral flaws, the first two are very independent and clear-headed. It's just that life in ancient times was too oppressive, with its restrictions on women. The female leads' struggles to break free, and the helpless compromises of the other female characters—it all made me feel a bit depressed… I need a break…
Hahaha, poor Lord Lin, it seems none of his wives like him.