Dream of the Red Chamber: Ruyu

One of my favorites in Tomato Red Mansion. The male protagonist is well portrayed. He doesn't look like a typical military commander. He still feels like the original protagonist is erudite and knowledgeable (probably because he has read a lot of books in modern times and speaks elegantly). The character design is very stand-alone. When fighting bandits in the first few chapters, he is very sassy. Shuang's cool and chivalrous character, even though the line about teasing Daiyu when he just woke up is a bit awkward, but overall it's really good, especially the later plot where both the anti-epidemic and Daiyu can offer advice. The two of them are together like this, which is how ancient official couples can support each other, understand more or less what they are talking about, and share their burdens for each other.

The writing is very good, especially the description of the scenes and the details of the characters. For example, I wrote about the male protagonist's psychology when he saw the numbness of the people in the epidemic and the hope of life later. The relationship between the male protagonist and Daiyu was very sweet, haha. But on the other hand, in some places, too much description makes it seem a bit long-winded. Oh, by the way, I would like to ask if the author has a single heroine? Because the description of Su Yun is a bit strange, the interaction between the male protagonist and Su Yun feels a bit wrong.

It's well written. The male protagonist and Daiyu feel like they are close rivals, they cherish each other, and they should be able to help each other succeed in the future. The male protagonist is also well portrayed, and it can be seen that he truly serves the country and the people, and has the world at heart. Unlike some novels, which are said to be political plots, in fact they are mainly about collecting twelve beauties to open up a harem. After a few chapters, the men start to keep collecting women.

It looks okay. More modifications. You can skip it if you don't want to see it. There is a suspicion of having a concubine. Reason: The interaction between the male protagonist and the maid is particularly detailed. Before the male protagonist returns to his home, there are several paragraphs describing Sister Lin's poor health. Am I still thinking about whether I can be a matron with this physique? Could it be that this maid was taken in later to help Sister Lin with the housework? The protagonist should save people. Central air conditioning kind of thing. There will be many, many younger sisters joining us later. If a suitable plot is arranged, wouldn't it be a harem? Take Sword Art Online for example. I don't exclude a few more sisters or people in the harem who can watch it. The protagonist has a certain force value. He is a calm and serious person. Not gay. Four stars because I really watched it. Although the modifier is skipped. Those who don't like Baoyu and Sister Lin's CP can also watch it. The protagonist and Sister Lin are engaged. There is a section of the crematorium in Baoyu that you can see

I'm really impressed by the good novels I see on Tomato every time. They are all newly published. It's so uncomfortable and I can't get enough of them. Red Mansions historical novels are currently number one on Tomato. Without telling lies, I recommend them to bookworms of 6 years. Once you open it, you will be completely immersed in it and find it difficult to extricate yourself. The characterization is extremely charming, and each character seems to have a real soul. Their joys, sorrows, joys, growth and struggles deeply touch the hearts of readers. The plot design is interlocking, with thousands of foreshadowings. There are unexpected turns, but everything is reasonable. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate, making it a hearty read. The most rare thing is the deep emotion and original thinking contained in the text. It contains both a profound insight into human nature and a warm concern for the world. This is undoubtedly a masterpiece worth reading again and again!

Full marks. This is a very good Red Mansion novel. It doesn't have the arrogance of some Red Mansions protagonists, like copying poems, blindly taking imperial examinations, or slapping people in the face to show off. Instead, it depicts the image of a young man who is always gentle and easy-going towards his relatives and decisive in killing his enemies.

It's good to read, not bad. So far, there are no too toxic points. The overall feeling is not in line with the style of most of Tomato's novels. It is suitable for reading slowly. I hope the author will continue to insist on not ending the story. Of course, there are some minor problems, but they do not affect the overall reading sense [shy]. Come on update! Free rewards three times a day!

The quality of this article is indeed good, especially the detailed description of each character. It is really wonderful. Except for the lengthy text in the first few chapters, I sincerely recommend reading it. [Praise]

Except for the ending being too rushed, it felt pretty good, but it was acceptable. Is it because the book's score was not good so it ended in a hurry? Judging from the writing and plot, it shouldn't have been rated this way. The book was quite interesting.

This Red Mansion fan novel is pretty good for Tomato, with a compact plot and no harem or plagiarism of poetry from the beginning. The rating is a bit low, maybe because of the small number of words, and the beginning is a bit lengthy. If you don't like it, you can skip it. The writing is delicate and I like it very much! Finally, I hope it will be a single female protagonist! ! ! It's Daiyu [shy] It looks good, it looks good, it's really good!