Red Mansion: Jia Huan Is Reborn and Marries Lin Daiyu

Jia Huan's maid is called "Xiao Huan", which is ridiculous. Not only does the name offend the master's taboo, who in the right family would let a person of another gender have the same name as himself?

Pass the exam early and become Jialan's master (stepfather)

The author writes brilliantly! Just a little bit! Why use an exclamation mark as a period! I am a person who pays great attention to the sense of words and language! After reading each sentence like this! It all gives me the feeling that the words are shouting at me! [Crazy]

The writing is very good, I hope it can be updated soon, it's not enough!

I really want to recommend this book, but what should I say? I may not be very good at words, but I may discourage some people. Let me briefly and objectively evaluate a few points. The writing is outstanding. The characters have distinct personalities. Emotionally rich and delicate. The plot line is very solid. In addition, I would like to have a request, could you accept Qin Keqing? She is my favorite character. (Family members, you may have seen that my reading time may be very small, but I downloaded it and turned off the Internet to read it. It definitely took me two nights to read it. This book is really good, and I highly recommend it)

Overall not bad! There's nothing bad about it, it's just that there are too few now. I hope the author can add more! [Smile][smile]

I would like to express my opinion. I spent two days reading it and I think it was well written. The writing in the early stage was quite amazing, but the later stage didn't feel so exciting. One thing I would like to remind the author is that this is the Red Mansion, and the center of the book should be properly returned to the original work. Since Jia Huan married Xue Baochai and Lin Daiyu, there will definitely be dialogue between the two women. I hope the author will not engage in infighting. Qin Keqing's identity change must be done well. That's my opinion. I hope the author will make this book better and better, come on! I wish the author good health, all the best, and good fortune!

In the later period of Red Mansion, the vast white land was really clean. In troubled times, it would be impossible not to develop military power. The protagonist, the Great Holy Mother, likes to reason

Very good, author, come on

To be honest, the author has learned very well, but I didn't expect the score to be so low. Maybe the author made some changes before. Not bad. There are definitely flaws, but it is a rare novel in Tomato [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

You are such an excellent writer! Your works are always full of creativity and novel perspectives, which make people's eyes bright. Your writing is delicate and smooth, as if a clear spring is flowing through my heart. Your story is so captivating that you can't help but read it in one sitting. Your works not only make people think deeply, but also make people feel the beauty of life. Anyway, write more, otherwise it won't be enough to read.

When I first read it, it only had 800,000 words. Although I was told to read it in skips and then in stages, I forgot some of the first part, but it still managed to keep me reading for so long, so it was okay.

The structure is very clear and beautiful. I recommend everyone to read this book. The structure is clear and the logic is clear. It is very clear and vividly describes the fights between several aunts in the Jia family during the Qing Dynasty, giving readers ideas to get involved. I really recommend it to my brothers.

Good book, it would be nice if the details were more rigorous.

I really like this type of Red Mansion fanfic and look forward to more exciting ones!

I am very satisfied, very satisfied. The writing is very good and it makes up for the regret. It is not the big washbasin that can harm Daiyu. It is really satisfying.

It's well written, but I don't know why the rating is so low.

Highly recommended, I like the red-manufactured novels that beat people up in the face the most😏

Nice! But why is there an exclamation point after every sentence! ૮ﻌა

Good book. Although there are many books about Jia Huan, this one is considered a masterpiece!

Although there are occasional mistakes in character names and disputes about prices, the overall logic is relaxed and relaxed, and the flaws are not hidden. PS: The narration of some known situations, such as Mrs. Jia Muwang's opinion of Jia Baoyu, the author's evaluation of the characters is indeed specific and detailed. It feels complicated and cumbersome even if it is read too much. It can be appropriately deleted to make the writing more concise and concise.

After all, it is fan fiction and it cannot be expected to be the same as classics. [Thinking] The capital letters are already very good [laughing] [laughing] I like it very much [love] but it is not enough [grievance] [grievance] I hope there will be more [full] [full] The writing is really, really good. There may be a few flaws, but overall it is readable [blowing kiss] I don't know why the rating is not high [what] [what]

Not bad, basically no brainless plot, but the pace is a bit slow

This book has been carefully thought out, but the plot is not compact enough and the number of updated words is few. It is recommended to read it after finishing it. After a quick look, I can see that they have put a lot of thought into it. Each chapter is just over 2,000 words, and I only got two of them in one day. I thought I was taking it seriously, but it was just trying to whet my appetite.

When will the protagonist know that Qin Keqing's child is his, he is anxious to death.

It's very interesting. I hope the protagonist interacts with Lin Daiyu more.

Not bad, at least you can watch it After seeing the latest update, I feel a little dissatisfied. Is the attitude towards Jia Mu too cowardly?

Well written, not enough to read

Learning materials, promising future

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