Red Chamber Emperor Bow

The writing is very good, especially the single female protagonist. It is not like other books. Don't listen to those people. Your writing is very, very, very good👍🏻👍🏻🏻👍🏻

Among all the Red Mansion novels currently, this one is my favorite. 1. The single heroine Daiyu is good, and she does have little interaction with other female characters. She is not the kind of ambiguous single heroine. 2. The author really thought about it a lot. Unlike some articles, which are simple and cool, but lack of logic. It's not like some historical texts, although they are indeed very realistic and detailed, but they are too so, making them difficult to read. 3. The emperor worked hard to govern, and his ministers wrote little, but most of them were virtuous and upright, and together they created a prosperous age. I really like this atmosphere. As a relaxing and enjoyable online novel, it is very good. There is nothing poisonous at the moment. The relationship between the characters is clear, and even a novice can understand the story. If you want to relax, you can read this book. Come on, author. When I was writing the review, I remembered, who dares to touch my sister, that Red Mansion novel. Thinking about that book also left an impression on me. At first glance, it turned out to be an author.

Overall, it is of the first-class standard among Red Mansion fans (of course, this is also because the standards of Red Mansion fans are generally low). The characters generally do not deviate from the original work, the writing is excellent, and the author has a rich reserve of knowledge. However, there are a few fatal flaws. He directly exports his own subjective views and opinions too much. Readers read novels for entertainment, not for class. If they really want to export their opinions, they can directly write the conclusion, or use the fictional worldview of their own novels to give a simple explanation. It is very fatal to connect the details of the novel with reality, and it is also very fatal to directly output your own opinions to the readers. The adaptation of the original setting must have certain details. After all, it is fan fiction, and it is best to have detailed explanations for the adaptation of the setting. After all, the last four masterpieces are all group portraits. Except for Wukong in Journey to the West, which has extremely strong personal colors that can be centered around it, the remaining three best ones have more group portraits (they are indeed good at it, but they do have an improvement in level, such as the top-level fan of the Three Kingdoms Arakusa)

Very good, it is rare that the Red Mansions are not limited to one-third of an acre. It's not an outrageous male plot, it has a single female protagonist, Daiyu, and the male protagonist is not obscene. It has surpassed 🍅99% of Red Mansion novels. Hit it high. . . It doesn't work if you look closely.

It's not bad. This is the first time I've read a male pornographic article related to Red Mansion. Fortunately, it's not the kind of male pornographic article about having a harem. I really like this super powerful male protagonist. He is so imaginative that he even wants to unify the world. It's quite unexpected! Also, although the heroine Daiyu doesn't have much ink, and the description of her childhood makes people feel a bit inappropriate for her age, but the rest of it feels pretty good. At least it has arranged such a good home for Daiyu, which is great! I strongly disagree with the author's discussion about Wu Zetian!

I give it a 5-star review. This is the Red Mansions novel that I have read that is most to my liking. The character of the protagonist is very well described and is not limited to the Grand View Garden. He also has his own story. I hope the author will write better and better. I also hope that Daiyu is Dafang [shy]

The writing is still high-level, and it's not the kind of person who just comes up with a good strategy and boasts about getting you a title. Nor lick the Jia family. Efforts and rewards are also directly proportional. I love so much! Daiyu Baochai in it is very smart, I love her so much

The writing is good, the plot is good, and it's humorous. Something to note is: 1 The single heroine Lin Daiyu, as the author himself said, is not necessary for those who want to see the harem in Red Mansions. 2 The author did not deliberately reflect the tone of Lin Daiyu's original speech, but it was okay.

Summary: This is a masterpiece, worthy of a rating of 9.0 Or above. 1. It's cool. Although the villains are the same as before (traditional villains), the protagonist can deal with them with ridiculous and cruel methods. 2. Sweet, isn't it just seaweed and egg drop soup, not cauliflower soup? If you develop it step by step, you will develop feelings over time, and it will be a very comfortable emotional line. 3. Poetry, I specifically mention it because the author will not quote those famous lines that are everywhere to gain fame for the protagonist. Many of the lines can make people's eyes light up and make them feel comfortable.

This is everyone's work. Our game writings. The author's literary skills and historical and political knowledge are terrifying to ordinary people like us. He has thoughts, cognition, understands philosophy, and understands current affairs. There are many types at your fingertips.

I ordered it, a rare single-heroine Red Mansion fic, which made me, an old book boy who is tired of the harem, feel a breath of fresh air.

The single heroine is good-looking, and it's not like being an emperor. Every day in the harem [laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs], I always look for the single female protagonist to watch. It's so interesting [Top post][Top post][Top post] The writing is good and worth reading, but the chapters are a bit slow!

Happy New Year, author (*¯¯*) How should I put it? Most of the male romance novels no longer focus on the love between men and women, but the writing style is really super good. I haven't read a male romance novel in a long time. This is the first male romance novel I have read recently. It has a female protagonist. I think he is indeed worth watching. Although the male protagonist's gold finger is a little bit big, this is just a small flaw in it. The overall article, the quoted verses, and the original verses are all very good in my opinion. I am not very good at it, and I can't make any very literary comments. Well, I just hope that the author can keep writing, you are really awesome! ! ! Urge more, Urge more, Urge more! ! ! !

This book is generally very good, and the author is also very talented. Logically speaking, there is nothing wrong with five stars. However, the author added too much personal feelings when writing the book. There are also some sensitive and tiring topics about politics. It would be okay if you have the same opinion on this kind of thing, otherwise it will be too influential. Regarding my impressions, some of the author's attitudes towards things are a bit different from mine, so I feel a little uncomfortable. Of course, this does not affect the book being a good one. At least it's pretty good among Tomato Red Mansion fanfics, so I'll give it four stars. I'll change it to five stars if I feel comfortable with it later.

It is a very popular Red Mansions novel. The male protagonist pursues an official career and is known as the "Emperor's Bow". Overall, it feels very well-written, and the daily writing is also humorous and interesting. The background is an imaginary Ming Dynasty. There is nothing sinister at the moment, but I don't know if there will be a harem???

It's good to watch. This plot is really famous among the Red Mansion fanfics on Tomato, although I haven't read many Red Mansion fanfics on Tomato. But this one is really good. The good thing? There is no harem where the big head controls the little head (there is a single heroine Daiyu, but actually I still hope that the protagonist will take some concubines, just give them names, so as to satisfy my fantasy and make up for some regrets), and there is no very brainless win-win-win. The characters have distinct personalities and the story logic is clear. Although there are indeed some plots in the early stages of the book, which some people may not like, but other than these, this book is really the best among Tomato's Red Mansion fans.

Provincial Liu: A refreshing novel about the Ming Dynasty from another world covered in a red building. Advantages: No need to think too hard, wise king and wise ministers, unlimited collection of human resources, one generation can do the work of ten generations. Disadvantages: Hou Liangping's character, loves to sing high-profile and talk too much (he is a practical person in terms of setting, but compared to the sophisticated historical text, it is basically a brief description + mouse click execution = policy implementation). Political infantilism Rating is about 8.5, You can watch it

It's very interesting, it follows the path of a wise king and famous minister, the plot is not boring, and the writing is very good👍

I have read about 30 pictures, and the written conditions are clear. It can be said that this is the world of Red Mansions in my imagination. How can I put it to me that the protagonist feels more like Zhang Juzheng plus Wanli, Shen Shoufu. He is not as authoritarian as Zhang Juzheng, but has his talent and is more tactful. It's also very emotional, and the daily scenes can be said to be well written. As long as it doesn't fall apart in the end, this book is actually a little better than 9:00 and there's nothing wrong with it.

It's good-looking and well-written. This kind of imperial examination officialdom is upgraded step by step, giving advice, and then, how can I put it, it's very immersive and very refreshing. As for the emotional line, I don't pay much attention to it. For me, it's just a tack. Currently, the one I like the most is Daiyu. She has a um, very warm feeling with the protagonist. She also treats her mentor's daughter as a pair for life, and it is very, very good. I feel that it will be a good reputation in the history of future generations. Then Baochai said, I hope she has a good ending. I personally feel that the biggest attraction of this book for me is the meritorious service in officialdom. It is so refreshing that I read it all in one sitting, which is not enough. Regarding the description of officialdom, well, the people in it are very cute and quite vivid.

The author's writing style is very good, and the reading is very smooth, and the historical skills are solid. It is very good to just write a historical novel. The shell of the Red Mansion is just to increase traffic. If you read it as an ordinary fictional historical novel, it is very good, very good [please update]

This book is good, the author has ideas and gave me a very good feeling. First of all, the relaxed and relaxed writing in the book gave me the feeling of reading "The Great Protector", that is, after the dark facts are revealed, they will be connected with certain cute scenes (in the Great Protector) or chapters and plots (in this article). For example, the protagonist has sex with Daiyu, daily tricks Jia Baoyu, etc. Then, there are some of the author's views on politics, religion, etc., Which have their own opinions and have been separated from the lowest level of cognition, such as diode thinking. (The above content may not be clearly expressed, but I relied on my feelings when writing essays in high school.) However, there are some opinions that I don't agree with, but it doesn't matter. Anyway, novels make the world run with pain. My point of view may not be that wise. Finally, I think what makes me feel most comfortable and happy is that the author has mental mysophobia. Admire, admire. This is what attracts me the most. I also have mental mysophobia, which makes me uncomfortable when I do things. For example, when writing essays in high school, I don't want to use a template to write them myself, but there are many obstacles to this thing. First, I have no writing skills. Second, it is difficult to disobey the teacher's orders. It is quite torturous and makes me feel uncomfortable in the spiritual field. It would be great if the author did not steal the poems of the ancients and let the protagonist be a copycat. Thinking about how many novels use the poems of the ancients as a tool for the protagonist to become famous, I just... Some poems clearly use allusions, but the protagonist can say it without any objection, and then everyone calls him a "literary giant". It's amazing! In this article, the poems written are all created by the author, giving it a feeling of reading the ancient vernacular texts of Water Margin and Journey to the West. Especially the poetry interspersed with the novel feels wonderful. Here is a quote from Chen Shou's Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms: "Chen Shou was so frightened that he paused for a moment, which is a capital crime." Please bear with me if there are any differences in the comments, and I hope you can have a free chat with the author.

The writing is quite good, mainly because of the writing style, but the pace is a bit slow. It can be seen that the author wants to write about the male protagonist's career, but he is not very good at writing about career things. Many of them are written in a few strokes. If possible, it is better to focus on the main plot of the Red Mansion and daily life. I also hope that the author will not export his own political ideas in the work. It is completely unnecessary to reflect current affairs and will only provoke confrontation in the comment area. I wish you well.

This book is good. It's at least in the top three of the Red Mansions I've read. It's not as romantic as other Red Mansions. You can also learn something in the comment section. I'm looking forward to the following chapters.

It can be written, which shows that the author wrote it carefully. The protagonist is well portrayed. The heroine should be Lin Daiyu. (First of all, let me state that I was not paid by the author)

The writing is generally good, but the author has too many ideas. Basically, every few paragraphs in each chapter, there will be an output from the author. You have to jump to read it. The first chapter is to listen to the author's analysis of some national events, and the next eighty or so chapters are to listen to the author's analysis of this red theory. It is not that I want to teach the author to write articles, but you don't need to export too much of your own ideas when writing a book. For the book "A Dream of Red Mansions", everyone has everyone's ideas.

I've read so many Red Mansion fanfics. Putting aside the ones on other platforms, I think this one and the other one about working as a maid beside Wang Xifeng are the best ones. Even if you put aside the elements of the Red Mansion, judging from the current trend, it is also a rare high-quality fictional historical officialdom article on Tomato. It is super good. Keep up the good work, the author!

It is definitely a historical masterpiece and has nothing to do with Dream of Red Mansions. It is just a cover-up to gain popularity. If you want to watch Dream of Red Mansions, you can quit. The other ones are historical essays about struggle. The writing is really good, like a group portrait. What really attracts me is the author's knowledge reserve. I feel that the liberal arts God of War basically covers everything. His thoughts are very deep and may touch reality in some places. It is quite sensitive. I dare to say that I have started to write poems casually. This level of misconception makes me think that the authors of Tomato are like this. Except for the fact that they have nothing to do with Red Mansion, they are all gods. On the contrary, Red Mansion still deducts points. It is really good to write the first and second chapters.

The single girl Daiyu, the male protagonist is engaged in career, the sugar is sprinkled just right, and some plots are quite funny, such as the thirty-six strategies to break stones, Xue Pan and so on; it is an analysis of history.

There is a single female protagonist, the heroine Daiyu. I didn't read it because of the single female protagonist, but I really liked the author's attitude of using strengths and avoiding weaknesses and not deceiving readers. In the early stage, the author may have thought about how to write it, but later he figured it out and told the readers directly, without trying to trick the readers into reading. Some authors are good at dramas, and some authors are good at emotions. This article focuses on officialdom, and even if there are emotions, I guess there won't be many. Anyway, I don't see many now. If you want to watch it as if there is no female protagonist, it's not impossible. All the male and female characters have memorable points and highlights, and there is no highlight that discredits and belittles others just to lift one up. I personally think this book is worth reading and savoring. If you want to enjoy writing without thinking, that may not work. I support authors being themselves, and repeatedly changing the outline because of the readers is more likely to cause problems. As far as I'm concerned, this book is unremarkable so far.