If the Protagonist of Red Mansion Breaks the Defense, I Will Get the Reward

To be honest, it's well written. Although the plot is a bit rough, the content is really interesting. However, the author wrote the characters according to his own interpretation of Red Mansions, so some characters' personalities have changed accordingly. In it, except for Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai, all the Jinchai are marginalized, and the men, except Jia Baoyu, are even more transparent. Pig's Foot has the ability of Li Cunxiao. After his early achievements, he became the emperor's vicious dog. The cheat is to turn the enemy's subordinates into traitors, and also pave the way for future rebellion. In short, Pig's Foot is a relatively "independent" person, and others are dispensable. There are some small evil points, but overall it is okay. If you don't like the harem, you don't need to read it. If you want to see a story that fits the original characters, don't read it. I do like the harem. After reading more than 100 chapters, the pig's feet were still a mess. After reading about it, it was still the same, treating other people as tools, so I gave up. It can be said that if the emperor is a loner, pig's feet is completely consistent. There is no family affection, no love, and no friendship. Although he laughs and scolds, he can also tell who he is close to. He has a biological sister Shi Xiangyun, but he has not written as much as Jia Taijun.

I've read a lot of Red Mansions fanfics, and if you don't believe me, look at my bookshelf. This book's rating is definitely low, at least 8.5 Points upwards. It's slightly lacking in feudal ethics, and the adoption of King Beijing is really toxic. I don't know what the author thought about making King Beijing a royal bloodline, and if adopted, the Supreme Emperor would never use one. A foreign surname comes to check and balance the emperor. It is really poisonous. Everything else is very good. I have read so many fics. The King of Beijing is really difficult to resist. The author has his own ideas and it is understandable, but at least it must conform to the common sense of books and facts. When I see the King of Beijing, I feel uncomfortable and don't want to read it. But other aspects of the author's writing are very good.

It took me two days to read the latest chapter. To be honest, I almost wanted to give up on Lin Daiyu. If I didn't let her die once, this sister would not be heartless towards Jia Baoyu. In the original work, she burned her collection of poems before her death to show her despair for Jia Baoyu. Everyone said that Qing was Dai Ying. Qingwen's calling her mother before her death also showed her despair for Jia Baoyu. Why

Very good all kinds of yin and yang Jia's gold hairpin. If you don't lick the gold hairpin, you will be slapped in the face. The only thing that disgusts you is your sister Xiangyun (the spoiled brat can't tell the difference between the big and the small)

It would be best if this old woman was still alive when the Jia family was ransacked and watched the house being ransacked.

I'm very surprised, it turned out to be a very good-looking "Devil's Red Mansion". It's not depressing, it's historical, and it's not pity and prude. Come on, the author.

This book is okay. The protagonist feels like a different kind of Xue Baochai, the kind with a golden finger, and then goes a little crazy. I personally feel that he has no emotions, but it's cool to watch. It's really cool, but if you look closely, it's hard to say. I feel like he goes for fame and fortune for the sake of fame and fortune. I feel that his pursuit is very Fuzzy, at first it was to get out of the Shi family, then to the Jia family, it was just to change other people's mentality, to use golden fingers to win people, the essence is for power, and then later, after being able to get Jinghuan to start, I feel that he should cultivate immortality, but his pursuit feels very vague and keeps changing. Essentially, it feels like it is for power and strength? I don't really like this, and this book is criticized by everyone, and it is only told from a bad perspective. It even took me a while to explain it. Some things in it are unreasonable, but it is really fun to read. All the actions of the protagonist are to gain strength and rights. Garden opera is associated with strength and power, but if you put it this way, it feels like it is not as good as reading Xiuxian or Machiavellian novels. But if he has a garden opera, you can just read it as an alternative novel. I don't agree with some of the views in his book, but he is also true It has really changed the endings of Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai. As for other things, it should also change a little. The part where you feel wronged is purely his strategy. That's probably it. From Lin Daiyu's point of view, it is good for the protagonist to appear, so I give three stars, and one star is for the storyline. It is indeed very enjoyable, but you have to pay attention to this book (the protagonist has no emotions, abuses Jia Baoyu, and other Jin Chai has no emotions purely for the benefit of Goldfinger). I personally like the kind with emotions, so I give four stars.

It would be great to have your subordinates kill you directly. At this level and with this system, it is possible for you to commit treason.

The rating is too low, it is a good Red Mansion fanfic. The plot is enjoyable, not draggy, and the protagonist's character is well developed.

Don't be stupid, don't pay too much attention to some slightly poisonous points, you can read it. Judging from the current Tomato environment, it should be above 8 points, about 8.5, Which is better than 90% of the new Tomato books now. At least it won't make you Akaashi.

I gave it five stars directly, and I'm not afraid that others will think it's a fake rating. The author's writing is really interesting. I've never seen a Red Mansion fanfic that can torment the Jia family in such a mental way. It was so fun to read.

Good book, well written by the author. Does the author have an outline? Here's an idea: Later, when the Jia family falls, the protagonist rescues the girls, and then builds a manor to rescue Wang Xifeng, Li Wan, Jia's mother, Mrs. Wang, etc. In the name of the girls' begging. Brush rewards. The protagonist asks his immortal cultivator to find out how he can cultivate (immortality cultivation through luck, evil spirit cultivation, etc.). The protagonist intimidates the emperor with his extraordinary subordinates, and then becomes a national advisor or retains military power and resigns, cultivating immortality while earning rewards at home. Step by step transcendence, the protagonist and Bao Dai become immortals in the finale.

Now that I have read Chapter 52, I really can't help but review it: after reading the first few chapters, I felt it was a bit messy. The main character is just a wretched man who wants to vote for Lin Daiyu and Xue Baochai. Before abandoning the article, I wanted to read the comments, but I didn't expect that all the fans rated it very highly. They all said that after the first few chapters, it was very interesting. It turned out to be true. (I don't have much literary talent, so I can only praise how beautiful it is)

The writing is very good, whether it is the exploration of metaphors in the original book or the analysis of the struggle between the Supreme Emperor and the Emperor. This novel is Machiavellian, not an ordinary romance fanfic.

The writing is good and the content is quite interesting. Although the logic is a lot worse for the sake of rewards, many operations feel quite confusing. However, seven o'clock is still on the low side. It can be as low as eight o'clock.

It's great. I really like the interaction between the protagonist and Jia's mother.

No one is used to it, egoism likes it

I've read too many fan fiction that has no twists and turns. I'd really like to see a protagonist who dares to become a bloody man. This guy's hard-working skills are not unfounded. This leader is too heartless and unjust. I can't blame the author, but I do feel uncomfortable watching it.

This is the first few books I have read in the list of dozens of Red Mansions. The Yuanzi opera is very well written, and no one can get used to it. It is very enjoyable to read.

I have read more than a hundred of them. The early writing was average but overall it is okay. The author's writing style is getting better and better. It is quite interesting. It is quite special among the Red Mansions. There are no bad points. I was delayed by the title and the first dozen chapters.

Call me the Great Sage of Equals! The rating is really too low

As long as it adds trouble to the big-faced baby, it's a good book!

The protagonist is a professional troll, which is quite cool to watch, but those who have been trolled by the protagonist are too thick-skinned, and someone else would have committed suicide long ago.

It looks good, and the angle is quite novel.

A good book that was delayed by ratings, unexpectedly good to read. The characters have brains, the dialogues are not dramatic, and some basic knowledge is not wrong. It's so rare. Why don't book friends give it full marks?

Beautiful, really beautiful. Telling Red Mansions from another place, broadening the mind, and thinking carefully, it really makes sense. Anyway, it makes sense logically. It is a good article among the Red Mansion articles!

Very well written, good luck to the author

I think this book is okay. Why is it rated so low?

The writing is very good. It is written from a perspective other than the Jia family. I look forward to the orthopedic plot.

It's interesting, I feel good.