Spring Comes Early to Dream of the Red Chamber

The plot is smooth and engaging, a second playthrough. I originally wanted to write a book review, but after writing two paragraphs, I realized that the content was so rich that everything seemed impossible to ignore. To give a simple summary: Yingxuan died of a sudden illness and woke up and transformed into Yingchun. After the Yingchun fairy fell into a dream, she came to a piece of portable space. As expected, this space was of little use and could only be used as a backpack. In the beginning, she was faced with the situation where she was domestically abused, her maid Xiuju was forcibly raped, her dowry was wasted, and her aunt and many servants made matters worse. Ying Feng quickly analyzed and made a response - killing Sun Shaozu. After that, Yingxuan opened a soap shop and picked up Daiyu. After saving the little prince, he was able to escape Jia's house with half a foot. The Jia family, the Zhen family, the Wang family, the Shi family, Prince Zhong, and the Prince of Nan'an all came together and too many things happened. The lives of the daughters who lived in the Jia family were indeed unstable, and Ying Xuan tried his best to deal with them. Men eat women, assimilated women eat women, the elders hurt the younger ones, and the younger ones bite back the elders. In the end, everyone should be exiled and die. It is a good life if the younger generations left behind can live in peace and stability. Also, I really hate Jia Mu, her death was too easy.

This author's book is considered a masterpiece among Dream of Red Mansions fans! It's just that Xue Baochai's ending was a bit miserable (don't scold me, I love all the girls in Dream of Red Mansions equally except Xia Jingui)

After reading the whole book, I feel that the author must be a fan of the original work to be so close to the original work in terms of style and wording. I suspect that the author has either deeply thought about each of the protagonists in the original work or has studied psychology. The characters of the several deputy protagonists described are very consistent with the original characters. For example, when Jia Zheng's character is hard and soft, it is true in the original work, but he has a strong sense of uncertainty. I have read many stories about Red Mansions that either portray him as soft and have no temper, or else portray him as a cowardly lunatic. Their personalities are relatively single. However, before and after the conflict between Jia Zheng and Li Wan, the author can say that the characters of the two people have been extended and enriched without being abrupt. And overall, it can be said to be a reasonable continuation of the original work. There are traces of both the high-end edition and the original work, making it a book that can be collected and read over and over again. The reason why I say this is that the plot, characters, and events are all within reasonable limits. Although there is space, it is almost never mentioned. The illusion of a monk and a trance is also like the original work, seemingly absent and everywhere. In fact, I think the original work also has shortcomings, which are the long banquet recipes and descriptions of scenery. Of course, this is also the highlight of the original work. Putting aside these, it is just a common and vulgar story of unrequited love and unrequited love. As a layperson like me, it really feels very flashy. In the human world, this book has more human feelings and human fireworks. There are also human fireworks in the original work, but the ones that make people think more are not good human fireworks. The only thing that reminds me of the original work is Grandma Liu. How do you see her in the original work? Even Lin Daiyu, known as the fairy, was mocking and joking towards Grandma Liu. But this book has been adding a lot to the original work, including female self-reliance, sincerity, and goodwill. Good. Compared with the past, traveling through time would mean going to war to avenge Lin Daiyu, or someone else. Or it would be much more interesting to read a story about traveling through time and marrying twelve golden hairpins like stamp collectors, and even not sparing the maids. Will collect and recommend.

This book uses a perspective of welcoming the spring and cuts through the nodes in the later stages of the plot, clearly describing the undercurrent of the decline of the four major families, and the characters' behavioral motivations and logic are relatively rigorous. The heroine worked very hard to protect her sisters and rebuild a happy and peaceful women's home, without a sex brain or a love filter. There are not many annoying and lengthy house fights and palace fights. It basically revolves around the fate of the main female characters after the emergence of the female protagonist. It also reveals in detail how the male guardians and feudal clans eat and squeeze women. At the same time, it also shows the vitality of the women in the Red Mansion and the friendship of helping each other.

I have read so many spin-offs of Red Mansions. This is the first novel that I stayed up late to finish. The author's writing is exquisite and the plots are interlocking. Although the girls have gone through ups and downs, the girls have relatively happy endings. It is very exciting.

The logic is relatively complete, the speeches are not unreasonable, and the character arrangement is relatively reasonable, especially the plot of Li Wan is even more lamentable. It's so good to watch, there are few Red Mansions fan fiction that can be read. I think some details can be optimized, the detailing can be improved, and the author can distinguish between some plots that can be summed up in one stroke and those that describe them in detail. There is also a lack of description of the career line and character of the heroine, who sometimes looks like a tool, and even the group portrait of the heroine is a little thin. All in all, the flaws outweigh the flaws. It's one of the few Red Mansion fandoms that I can keep reading. I give it a thumbs up from my wife! This rating is a bit low, this article deserves about 8.5

It's pretty good. I can read it for the second time. The narrative is clear and organized, and the words and sentences are not overly gorgeous. It is a rare book that does not use Bao, Dai and Chai as the main narrative, which is in line with the author's setting👍🏻

September 16, 2025 19:53. The rating should be higher. It is not a harem story or a love story that relies on men. Goldfinger is very small and has been used a few times. Lu Chun relied on the heroine to come out step by step. I really like the ending. Although most of the girls in the Red Mansion have a very bumpy love life, in the end everyone can escape from their original fate and live freely, which warms the hearts of us readers.

This is the most enjoyable book I have read among the Red Mansion books. It is really good. I read it in one sitting ꉂ೭(˵¯̴͒ꇴ¯̴͒˵)౨" There is no need to indulge in the love of children, everyone has their own life. It's really great! (๑¯◡¯๑)

Almost all Red Mansions fanfics pity Daiyu, Sanchun and other weak women, hate Mrs. Wang, and write Li Wan in such a bad light for the first time... It can be seen that the author has put great care in writing about how difficult it is for women, and that men are selfish and sell girls and sisters, plotting against other people's daughters... Although it is a Red Mansions fanfiction that deviates a lot from the original work, it is not bad 👍 I give it 8.5 Points