Turning the Tables in Dream of the Red Chamber: I Married Lin Daiyu

Very nice article! The male protagonist is not arrogant just because he is a time traveler. He keeps his true feelings and does not offend others. He is smart and humble, not too arrogant and not too cowardly. He is very patient when dealing with Sister Lin's affairs. He knows that Sister Lin has a delicate mind, so he does not speak harshly and is not chauvinistic. Sister Lin has also become more energetic in this article. I really like it. Sister Lin should be happy and live a happy life! ! The author writes very well! Looking forward to the next article!

Very nice. I like the image of the male protagonist. I personally feel that the male protagonist does these things because he pities Lin Daiyu. I think it is not difficult to fall in love with her step by step, right? Moreover, Lin Daiyu was so pitiful to me. Who wouldn't feel pity and love for her after seeing her? It's really nice to see the silent tenderness between them, but there are too many troubles in the Jia family and it's annoying to watch [face covering].

If you don't give five stars, how can you trick a book friend into killing him? [Cool]

The author has never read The Red Mansion [face covering] (Originally I wanted to give it two stars, but after reading the book review, it said that this is a female channel, I don't know why it appeared in the recommendation of a male channel, and it is not easy for the author to write a book. Five stars will inevitably make me feel dissatisfied, so I will give it four stars)

This book should be a work in which the author felt that Lin Daiyu in Red Mansions was too pity and wanted to set up a character to save Lin Daiyu's tragic fate. The male protagonist is equivalent to a tool man. He looks at the characters in the Dream of Red Mansions from the perspective of Lin Daiyu's tragic fate. The Jia family seems to be a tragedy to Lin Daiyu, and Jia Baoyu seems to be a tragedy to Lin Daiyu. If Lin Daiyu was born, she would return Jia Bao. Jade Tears, then it is easy to understand that the author arranges for Daiyu to marry the male protagonist, stay away from Jia Baoyu, stay away from the Jia family... As for whether the male protagonist licks the dog or not, it just means that the author wants to create a character who respects and cares for Lin Daiyu, but the transition process is not smooth, and many plots seem a bit inconsistent. The concept and ideas of the book are good, and you can read it, but some plots are a bit inconsistent...

It is not recommended for those who have seen Red Mansions If you haven't seen it, you can try it [smile]

I really admire your imagination in plot creation. The story development here is something I have never seen in other novels. It is unique and full of charm, and it injects infinite vitality into the entire novel. These characters come alive in your writing. Each character has its own unique personality traits and behavioral logic. From the protagonist to the supporting characters, they are all portrayed with great depth, making it easy for readers to immerse themselves in the fate of the characters. The grasp of the character's growth is too accurate. The transformation of the characters in the story is not done overnight, but step by step. This makes the characters more real and credible, and also makes the story more touching. The plot of this novel was simply a huge magnet, tightly grabbing my attention. The suspense is one after another, and I keep guessing what will happen next. This kind of exciting reading experience is great. Finally, I hope you will have a better explosion [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

I can see that I admire his thick shell.

It's so beautiful, you can't let me have it all to myself, show them all to me😫 Did I deceive you?

It's really rare to see a male protagonist who respects women. Although some parts are indeed unreasonable, the book is really good.