After Transmigrating into the Red Chamber, Wang Xifeng Refuses to Be a Sucker Again

The author must have read Dream of Red Mansions carefully. In fact, I am afraid that few people can write different novels using the writing techniques of Dream of Red Mansions. The descriptions are too detailed. But if you look at the Red Mansion with the same perspective as a house fight, you will find that there are a lot of intrigues there, and the house fights in real life are truly described. There is no poisoning, miscarriage, real house fights like ordinary novels. They all kill people without blood. No one is a fool, and no man likes a woman who is full of calculations. Therefore, the kind in the Dream of Red Mansions where there is no fighting and is always fighting is the real house fighting in ancient times. The current palace fighting scenes are just playing house.

It's good to watch. I watched Wang Xifeng escape from the fate of the original drama step by step. Sister Lin also stayed away from the Jia family because of the arrangement of Lin's father (Lin's father must have known the fate of his daughter). Waiting for the follow-up.

This book rescues all the innocent but tragic characters in Dream of Red Mansions, such as Daiyu, Qingwen, and Yingchun, which makes people feel comfortable. The handling of the character Ping'er also won my heart, and it can be regarded as benevolent and benevolent. By giving her the status of aunt, don't think about the prestige and power of the general manager's special assistant!

For books with writing style, try to understand and even present red learning. Come on! I hope you all like it if you like it, and don't let it go to waste and waste too much energy on the perspective issue [I'm about to cry]. Dinghonglou new book.

After reading it, this work is definitely a masterpiece. Tip: If you like Ping'er, Baochai, the three You sisters, and Jia Mu, you can also come in and take a look. Maybe you will have some agreeable opinions. The author's character preferences are generally the same as mine. I am very grateful to see this work of Red Mansions, which allowed me to see Wang Xifeng's happy life (even though it was time-travel). I feel that there is no circle in the treasure map, and Ping'er's personality has changed a lot. I feel that she may not become a person who talks too much and makes many mistakes, but it may also be because I am young and cannot imagine that a woman has only one maid to accompany her for many years. Coupled with the change in identity, the people around her treat her The difference in attitude change and Jia Lian's indifference to her made me want to complain. Now I feel that she may have entered menopause. There are many women in modern times who enter menopause due to various reasons, feeling restless and emotionally unsatisfied. I wish all women in the world have a good future [blowing kiss]

Great, great. When I first read Dream of Red Mansions, I felt confused. When I read Dream of Red Mansions again, I felt a sense of resentment towards the helplessness of many people in the harsh world. It's great to read the author's story of rebirth. At least he didn't forcibly substitute modern ideas from ancient times. He continued to write with the ancient feel of Dream of Red Mansions without exaggeration. Mainly because the part about Sister Lin is concise but enough. At least it doesn't abuse her like the original.

An ordinary woman who knows traditional Chinese medicine in modern society travels to the world of Dream of Red Mansions. There is no space, system, etc. I just studied ancient medical books and improved my medical skills, but I didn't go around treating diseases and saving people. I turned my work into a hobby. After all, I have no worries about food and clothing in this life, but I am in a world where women are restricted everywhere. The female protagonist is not a particularly scheming person. She works hard to maintain the original character and needs to be careful when she is in Jia's house. Later she leaves the capital and goes to Jinling. Life is relatively smooth. Although the label does not have a male protagonist, Jia Lian is just a decoration, which is good. She would not get married just for the sake of getting married, nor would she deliberately divorce because of the so-called lack of a male lead. After all, without a backer, it was really difficult for the ancient women of the family to move forward. (There is no need to compare those awesome and invincible Liushuang articles) The overall story is a bit dull, but it also contains the author's own views. It is complete, smooth and highly readable. (She is just an ordinary person. She has no ability to compete with the world. She is fine as long as she lives her own life.)

It's very beautiful, why is it rated so low? Wang Xifeng changes her destiny step by step. There is no golden finger. This novel is comfortable to read.

I've finished watching it. Although it ended a bit hastily, overall it was quite enjoyable. This is my first time watching the setting of Sister Feng's medical consultation, and the treatment of Jia Lian is also very fresh. This is the first time I saw the protagonist go out and fight for power and gain back the Rongguo Mansion. The endings for the girls are pretty good, especially Daiyu.

Except for the Daiyu part, there are not many changes to the plot of the original book. It is more like a continuation of Dream of Red Mansions. Very good. I have a good grasp of Wang Xifeng's character traits, and I really like the revised character image. The atmosphere is not limited to house fighting, which is quite exciting.