Dream of the Red Chamber: If Jia Min Doesn't Die, I Won't Be Born
【红楼】贾敏不死，我不生
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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.
Dream of the Red Chamber: The Jia Family Is Rotten, a Bottomless Pit That Devours People
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
Does anyone have novels based on the Dream of the Red Chamber? Please share your recommendations.
Looking for Novels About Concubines Rising to Power, Harem Scheming, and Palace Intrigue
Transmigrate into Dream of the Red Chamber, Bash Jia Mu, Not a Fan of Baochai
Any Female-Oriented Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction?
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where the Lin and Jia Families Sever Ties
Any Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where the Female Lead Bears Lin Ruhai’s Child?
Quality Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction Recommendations
Looking for books like "Red Chamber in Late Autumn". A serious, richly atmospheric "Dream of the Red Chamber" fanfic.
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".
Love Like the Galaxy Fanfiction 🌟
Looking for books similar to "The Brightest Stars in the Sky: The Road Ahead Is Hard". No abusing the female lead, no women competing against women, and no witch hunts!
Looking for Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where Lin Ruhai Takes a Concubine and Has a Son to Challenge Jia Min, Without Letting the Jia Family Take Over the Family Fortune
Any Stories About Someone Who Transmigrates to Become the Mistress of the Household and Manage a Big Family?
Transmigrating Into a World Blending Dream of the Red Chamber and Kangxi-Era China
Any Books Like My Sister Is a Second-Dimensional Girl, but She's Lin Daiyu? Please Recommend Some
Looking for Stories About Emperors and Empresses, or Crown Princes and Crown Princesses
Looking for books similar to The Empress Keeps Her Cool, Has Twins, and Becomes the Dowager Empress. Ideally, the heroine is the principal wife, and there should be babies to raise.
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The Lin family doesn't deserve to have children.
There are so many works about *Dream of the Red Chamber*, but fan fiction should blossom from familiar plots, avoiding excessive copying of the original text or trying to fit in with the existing storyline. Writing your own story is excellent! Although the connection to the Emperor's accident is a bit far-fetched, the details need polishing. But based on its own story alone, it deserves 5 points!
This isn't the ending I wanted to see 🤭 I wanted her to find an ordinary man, get pregnant and be discovered by Lin Ruhai, and be hated by her child. A hard life 😳 Tell me, am I bad or not? That's how it was in normal times 🤭
It's a domestic power struggle story, but it doesn't feature Lin Daiyu (a character from a popular Chinese novel). The "golden finger" (a special ability or advantage) is specifically designed for the infighting within the household. It's quite entertaining.
The female lead isn't overly compassionate; unlike other fanfictions where she rushes to rescue every tragic woman in a Dream of the Red Chamber story, she lets things unfold naturally, with coincidences leading to the resolution of their crises. It's worth rereading! I just don't know if the female lead becomes an immortal later... Leaving an open ending.
This book is excellent. Although it tells the story of Dream of the Red Chamber, it doesn't focus on the Jia family as the main branch, but rather on the Lin family's inner court. It tells the story of a female protagonist's growth from a concubine to a wife and then to a noblewoman in the palace.
After finishing this book, I can no longer convince myself. Waaah! I always thought Lin Daiyu was only sent to the Jia family out of desperation. It turns out that Master Lin didn't know how to treat her. The more I think about it, the more I feel that's the case.
Based on various clues in the original novel *Dream of the Red Chamber*, the Lin family's downfall was due to Jia Min's ruthless infighting. The female protagonist of this book lives her life well. I'm optimistic about this.
Will I really raise someone else's child for the rest of my life? 🤔 Or is it just temporary? Although it's a woman, there's no real danger, but women are more problematic. Men can at least play the role of a little nanny for a while.
I've finished reading it. The first half was well-written. The second half felt a bit perfunctory. Perhaps because the book's data wasn't very good, the author wanted to finish it as soon as possible, so that it would have a proper ending. I wish the author's next book will be a huge success.