Dream of the Red Chamber: Ruyu

This is my favorite novel among Tomato's Red Mansions stories. The male protagonist is very well-developed; he's not just a typical military general, but still retains the original owner's erudition (probably because he's read a lot in modern times, hence his refined speech). His character is very believable.

The writing is quite good, especially the descriptions of scenes and the details of the characters. For example, the portrayal of the male protagonist's apathy towards the people during the epidemic and his subsequent feelings when life returned, and the sweet interactions between the male protagonist and Daiyu. However, on the other hand, some parts are described too much, making it a bit wordy.

It's very well written. The male protagonist and Daiyu seem to be evenly matched, appreciating each other's talents, and will likely support each other in the future. The male protagonist is also well-developed; you can tell he's truly devoted to his country and its people, with the world at heart.

It's alright. It's been heavily edited. You can skip it if you don't want to read it. It has a hint of plotting to take a concubine. Reason: The interactions between the male lead and the maid are described in very detail. Before the male lead returns home, there are several paragraphs describing Lin Daiyu's poor health. I was wondering if someone with that constitution could be a proper mistress?

I'm so frustrated! Every good novel I see on Tomato Bookstore is a newly released one. It's so frustrating, there's never enough to read! *Dream of the Red Chamber* is currently the number one historical novel on Tomato Bookstore, no exaggeration, a recommendation from a 6-year avid reader. Once you open it, you're completely immersed, unable to tear yourself away.

A perfect score! This is an excellent adaptation of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Unlike some other novels where the protagonist is a womanizer, plagiarizes poetry, blindly pursues the imperial examinations, or engages in self-deprecating humor, this novel portrays a refined and gentle gentleman who is always kind and gentle to his family but ruthless and decisive in dealing with his enemies.

It's good, not bad. So far there aren't any major flaws. Overall, it doesn't quite fit the style of most of Tomato's novels. It's suitable for slow reading. I hope the author continues and doesn't ruin the ending. Of course, there are some minor issues, but they don't affect the overall reading experience 😳. Keep updating! Three free tips will be given out daily!

This article is indeed of high quality, especially the detailed descriptions of the characters, which are truly wonderful. Aside from the first few chapters being somewhat verbose, I highly recommend reading it. 👍

Aside from the rushed ending, it was pretty good overall, but acceptable. Perhaps the book didn't perform well, so they rushed to end it? Judging from the writing and plot, it shouldn't have received this rating. The book was quite interesting.

This Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction is quite good on Tomato Books. The plot is tight, and it doesn't start with a harem or plagiarize poetry. The rating is a bit low, probably because it's short and the beginning is slightly long; you can skip that if you don't like that. The writing is delicate, and I really like it! Finally, I hope it's a single female lead!!! Like Daiyu 😳 It looks great, really great!