Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber as the Widow Li Wan

It's good to have no CP in the later stage! I'm afraid of rescuing a man, and then giving you a side room later, and then my mother-in-law will have to take care of everything, ah, I can't stand even thinking about it! I'm good at hoarding. I have a collecting habit. I just like those jadeite, glass, pearls and corals... I also like to read the more you write~

I really like it. It feels like it is the closest to Red Mansion in Tomato. Most of the others are wearing the skin of Red Mansion and writing their own articles. Good-looking and good-looking [eating melon] [eating melon] Well, I'm actually a little disappointed. I like stories that are more relevant to Red Mansions, but now I just feel so boring. Anyway, the heroine is constantly being provoked, and then Li Jijiu comes to support her, and then Mrs. Jiamu and Wang wait to send things and apologize. It's always been this rhythm. Well, this is my personal feeling [Chigua] [Chigua]

Dear readers of this book, you must read it before reading. The heroine just wants to live her own little life, and it's best to lie down all the time, so she will describe more details of her life. Regarding the detailed descriptions of gold and jade jewelry, I checked the collections of museums, so you can feel free to read them here. There will definitely be ups and downs in the plot, and it will happen a little later, almost after entering Jia's house. In terms of character image, there is no absolute "villain", only opposites of interests. I hope you guys will like this book and have fun reading it🙇😘

It's good-looking, not the usual mindless house fight, everyone has his own thoughts. There are not many parts that store goods, unlike other books that store dozens of chapters. At first, I saw that my relationship with my two mothers-in-law was getting better, and the husband and wife were harmonious. I also thought that 1v1 sweet text would be good, and it seemed that there was no need to be a widow. Until the mothers-in-law sent the maid in private to see how the heroine would react, and my husband accepted it by default, and a basin of cold water woke me up. This is a Dream of Red Mansions, an era in which the power of the father, husband and son is supreme, an era in which the word filial piety can kill someone. Just because the husband didn't have sex at the beginning doesn't mean there won't be any in the future. If he treats the heroine well now, and he has three wives and four concubines in the future, the relationship won't remain the same. At least the money in his hands will go to more than one heroine. As expected, a man is best only when he hangs on the wall. Remarrying is still the same problem, and widowhood is the final destination. You can take a look, this book is worth recommending

The angle is very new, and it can be considered a new introduction to Red Mansion. Many people who write classics always want to write about a wandering person who does not participate in the plot, but will not miss the exciting points. However, they could not give a reasonable reason. It becomes, either you talk about lying down, but actually participate in everything. Either it is written about the Red Mansion. In fact, the Red Mansion is used to write about political strategy and cultivation of immortality. This article is rare. The writing of Li Jijiu, a person rarely mentioned in the original work, directly fleshes out the character. It can be controlled whether he participates in the plot reasonably or not. The inner drama of not saving Jia Zhu can be seen how well written it is. Many people really want to save the original character. It is a natural filter for famous works. In particular, Jia Zhu is like a white moonlight in The Red Mansion, but this civilization hint hints at his personality weakness, making his abandonment not so difficult to understand (it should also reduce the conflict among fans of the original book) In short, this article has clear logic, rich plot, and interesting story.

I have read more than 200 chapters. The plot is good, but there is one detail. When Daiyu enters the palace, Wang Xifeng praises Daiyu for not being like a granddaughter but like a direct granddaughter. In this novel, Sanchun is not happy. The author probably misunderstood the "direct" of a direct granddaughter and wrote it like this. The direct granddaughter (Sanchun) corresponds to the maternal granddaughter (Daiyu). The "divine" here corresponds to "wai" rather than "concubine". Wang Xifeng's words not only praised Daiyu but also praised Sanchun. Her emotional intelligence is very high. Fan creations cannot make characters OOC just to write about Wang Xifeng's shortcomings.

So well written. The heroine is self-centered, not a mother or wife. I don't take the initiative to harm others, but I'm not a holy mother. I can do anything that's not good for me. I hope I can continue in this style! ! !

Really well written. Not only is the tone of voice the same as Dream of Red Mansions, but the portrayal and description of the characters are also excellent. Mrs. Wang in many derivative works of Dream of Red Mansions is particularly stupid and vicious. Especially one-sided, after all, Mrs. Wang still holds the power of the housekeeper no matter what. This article is very good. Mrs. Wang does not have long-term thinking on some things, such as the imperial examination, but she definitely has her own experience and methods in housekeeping. The sweet-tongued Mrs. Wang's love for her son and her desire to control her daughter-in-law and grandson are all very well portrayed. The description of Wang Xifeng is also very vivid. Many articles have to save her and describe her very well. However, it can be seen from some of the behaviors in the original work that she is ruthless and does not take human life seriously. Whether it is her possessiveness towards Mr. Lian or her desire for power over the housekeeper, the descriptions are very vivid and realistic. The description of Jia's mother is also particularly brilliant. In many articles, Jia's mother is either described as having a deep mind that even harms Jia Min, or as someone who is devoted to planning for the family and blindly trusts Jia Baoyu to lead the Jia family to a higher level. Although there are many house fights in the middle, I can better understand the hardship of ancient women's survival from the article. Several big guys were fighting with each other, but there was no sight of swords and swords, but they were still dripping with blood. If you live in the noble back house, your life will be lost if you don't have enough protection. Li Wan's approach was very reasonable. Anyone who didn't turn into a prickly hedgehog would pinch him. Originally, I thought that Jia Zhu might not die, but whether it was the maid the old lady stuffed with her, or her attitude when facing Li Jijiu, it made people feel that Bai Yueguang was not so perfect. After taking off the filter, it turns out that men are still most missed when they are hanging on the wall.

The writing is very good, and the author's choice of words and sentences are very comfortable. The characters in Red Mansions don't seem to be OOC for the time being, and they are more consistent with the original work. I like the character of the heroine very much. I hope that it will maintain this level in the future. She will earn money, lay down, raise children and farm, and not get involved in the dirty things of the Jia family.

The writing is very good, but the stamina is lacking, and it has begun to transition from a house fight to a palace fight. The more I look at it, the more I feel that the ancestors' spiritual tablets, psychic gems and other immortals and ghosts are all revealed, which makes it a bit like cultivating immortals. Although the original novel Red Mansions contains descriptions of cows, demons and snake gods, there is a sense of deja vu that if this part is expanded, the heroine will become the queen instead. In short, after tying the game, it doesn't feel the same as before, but it's still a top-quality Red Mansion fanfic. Big cheers for the author!