Dream of the Red Chamber: Reborn, Qingwen Defies Fate

I accidentally picked up this book before going to bed. I didn't expect it to be so to my liking, so I read it straight through. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the plot development is reasonable. The most important thing is that the characters are not flat and divided into good and bad, each with its own characteristics. Before this book, almost all the fans I read liked to portray Jia Mu as a hypocritical figure who treats Daiyu well, but in the first eighty chapters of the original book, Jia Mu also truly loved her granddaughter. Even though I am a fan of Tiedai Yu, sometimes I can't help but have mixed feelings when I see this. So I really like the images of Jia Mu, Baoyu and other characters in this book, which have echoes of the original work. Keep up the good work, author, I will keep chasing (=^▽^=) Forgot to mention Rhododendron. There are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand readers. In my opinion, Zijuan is a rare person who is truly kind to Daiyu in the original novel. It seems that many people like the conspiracy theory that "Zijuan matches up with Baodai because she can be her aunt after the event." Regardless of the fact that Zijuan did not have such thoughts in the first eighty chapters, even the Zijuan in Cheng Gao's novel is an image of a loyal protector until death. If I have to say it, Zijuan's vision is too narrow, and she can only treat Daiyu in the way she wants. I hope the author can be merciful to Zijuan.

I really love it! 🥰 Unlike many rebirth novels that dwell on past suffering or the currently popular "evil woman" character trope, this one is closer to the original Qingwen's straightforward and honest yet also delicate and kind personality. She didn't side with either the Jia family, but instead cultivated her own friends, abilities, and career, taking things slowly and steadily, neither causing trouble nor fearing it, paving her own way through difficulties. Other characters, like Daiyu, don't rely on the Jia family or any other man; they rely on imperial power and themselves, maintaining her sharp intelligence and kindness, but with more serenity and less of the anxieties of being dependent on others and facing harsh realities. It also retains Baoyu's genuine affection and Baochai's ambition, without simply belittling them. The enjoyment exceeded my expectations! This is the best Qingwen rebirth novel I've ever read!!! The writing style is also exceptionally comfortable, without overly ornate or flowery language, yet not boring plain speech either—very pleasant to read!! Author, please keep updating! ❤️❤️ I'll give the author a 2000-word review if I get the chance 💕 [Request for more updates][Upvote]

This is so good! There's no clichéd romance in the story. The character isn't reborn and relies on others to showcase her charm. The characters are very faithful to the original novel, and the plot is captivating. Qingwen is truly a strong female lead! I watched the 1987 TV series *Dream of the Red Chamber* before, and then read the original novel. I really felt sorry for Qingwen—she was straightforward and honest, but also naive and impulsive, and only her beautiful appearance caused her trouble. As for Xiren, the one who truly seduced Baoyu, she appeared "pure-hearted" on the surface but was wicked inside. She constantly belittled Daiyu and Qingwen to consolidate her own position. It was infuriating to read. If Qingwen were reborn, she would probably be like the character in the author's story.

I originally wanted to rate and review it after it was finished, but when I saw the author said the rating was low, I quickly came to support it. The plot is exciting, the pace is fast and not draggy, the characters are very close to the original work and there is no OOC. It's fun to read and I'd love to read it. Good luck to the author!

It's good to watch. It's the first time to see the entire Jia family from Qingwen's perspective. Daiyu also becomes the princess, sees a wider world, opens a charity hall to help the people, and saves the lives of many sisters and sisters together with Qingwen. The ending makes everyone live more chic, comfortable and happy than before. In fact, there is no need to force a new male protagonist for Daiyu, Dumei is good

The author has a good foundation, and the dialogue in the article is what each character of Xiren Baochai can say, which is very consistent with the character's personality. When I watched it, I was really annoyed by Baochai's attack. He told lies with his eyes wide open. He always used to sarcastically put eye drops on people, stumble them and say bad things about them. It made people mad. The author writes very well.

As a fan of Red Mansions, I deeply feel that the writing is smooth and the storyline is attractive. I am very much looking forward to the endings of the characters in Red Mansions after their rebirth!

Qingwen's temperament is the same as in the original work, but she has also grown up and changed a lot. As the protagonist, while keeping herself in the big dyeing vat of Jia Mansion, she can also have spare efforts to help Daiyu, Qianxue, and Xiaohong, so that her embroidery skills can shine. As a Red Mansions fanfic from Qingwen's perspective, it can be said to be very rare (it's not a human-machine rating, I am a male high school student, and I really like Dai Qing and Dai Qing [laughing][laughing][laughing])

It's still very interesting to read so far. I've read a few books on the Red Mansion theme before, but they always tend to be too "biased" towards Daiyu and vilify everyone else. This one is at least based on the plot of the original work 🤔 Come on, author👏

Who in the family understands? I absolutely love this book! The plot is very engaging and not draggy at all. I couldn't stop watching it. The characters are well-developed, the protagonist has a distinct personality, and the supporting characters also have their own highlights, giving them a strong sense of immersion.