The Black Dream of Red Mansions: Daiyu's Revenge

I really like her and hope Daiyu has a happy ending. When I was little, I thought Jia Baoyu and Daiyu were a perfect match, but now I feel they're completely mismatched—their social status and education don't match at all.

This is the life I envisioned for Daiyu, showcasing all her wisdom and talent. The original novel felt too unfair. I dislike Xue Baochai, Xiren, Lady Wang, and Yuanchun the most. I hope they all meet tragic ends. Baoyu is truly all show and no substance, unworthy of Daiyu. This writing is not abrupt; Daiyu retains her original personality, but is more bright and positive. I like this version of Daiyu.

It's a very good book, and I really like Daiyu. Daiyu meets her perfect match in this book, and the writing style is also very much like Dream of the Red Chamber (Grandmother Jia slaps Lady Wang slaps the Golden Jade Marriage, the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms...).

Very good, the plot is well-developed, and the writing style matches "Dream of the Red Chamber" well. Xue Baochai is exactly the Xue Baochai I imagined—petty, selfish, and prone to scheming against others. Although very clever, I don't like her. The author's character development is excellent.

This is truly the best Daiyu story I've ever read. Ideally, my Daiyu should be just like the one in the story: born into a scholarly family, well-versed in classical literature from a young age, and raised as a refined young lady. Even after the death of her parents, she should possess her own wisdom, unlike the sensitive, fragile, and suspicious Daiyu in *Dream of the Red Chamber*.

First of all, the author has a great eye for choosing angles, and the design of each level is both unexpected and logical! Secondly, the author's writing is superb, with a strong classical Chinese style. I also love the character of Daiyu; she's decisive and strategic. Keep up the good work, author! 😊 I revisited it after a long time; it truly is my white moonlight in my Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction.

This is absolutely amazing! This is the best adaptation of *Dream of the Red Chamber* I've ever seen. I've read some other versions by Tomato (a famous Chinese author), and while the plots were okay, this one was much better.

It's not bad. The other characters are quite well-developed. As for Jia She, I personally think that someone who could be the Crown Prince's study companion shouldn't be a scoundrel by nature. After all, the former Crown Prince was very popular at that time, and the Jia family wasn't the only one with meritorious families.

This book is excellent in both writing style and plot. The characters are faithful to the original work, and their individual characteristics are vividly portrayed. Daiyu possesses both beauty and wisdom, with a broad mind and exceptional talent. She doesn't deliberately harm the Jia family. The plot is unique, avoiding repetition of the original while remaining consistent with it.

This book reveals Daiyu's true nature and talent. The original novel's ending for Daiyu left readers heartbroken and unable to let go. This book fulfills those wishes and shows that Daiyu possessed a grand vision and was a master of strategy. I hope the author updates soon; I'm really looking forward to it!