Xiao Feng in Dream of the Red Chamber: Why Are There So Many A Zhu's?

It is well written. The author has understood Xiao Feng and Dream of Red Mansions, and has grasped the personality of each character very well. The fusion of different characters makes up for the regrets of the story of Red Mansions. It has a unique flavor!

Among the four great classics, I have read very little about Dream of Red Mansions. Although it is written about the rise and fall of a family, I felt it was too petty. However, after the author polished the writing, the book was filled with a masculine spirit, making the book actually have a blend of yin and yang, a sense of harmony between heaven and earth. Woohoo! It's so exciting to read~ The more I read, the more excited I get, the more excited I get, the more I read, about about about about about... All in all, it is well written. There are not too many poisonous points found, the combat power is not inflated, and the emotions, actions, and plot descriptions are smooth. It is an extremely balanced book. If it's toxic, I'll make a comment.

It is worth reading. Most other authors describe the protagonist as a big hero. This book directly introduces a big hero. This idea is quite good. As long as you explore the original work to write the protagonist, it will basically not collapse. The overall reading is not inconsistent. A real man like Xiao Feng will be injured and suffer, but he will not indulge in it, nor will he grind like a little man. He is always hot and high-spirited like the sun, and can dry out the melancholy and haze of those around him. This system is quite suitable. Although the current image of several characters in the Jia family is still negative, judging from the reward tasks of this system, it seems unlikely that these people will be written down. The fate of some characters has changed but not completely changed for the better. It feels like there is nothing that can be done about it. It is a dead end in the first place. The fate is forced to change by relying on the protagonist as the only variable, so her fate can only be connected with the protagonist. Based on the development of the protagonist's strength, it is estimated that the plot will touch the royal family and gods and demons in the future. In addition, I don't know who the protagonist will summon first after all the character fragments are collected. It depends on how the author arranges it. I look forward to future developments.

It's very good. It can be ranked in my top five Red Mansion fanfics. Maybe it's because I'm impatient. Now around Chapter 170, it's mostly foreshadowing. Or maybe the author's writing style is like this, but I think that's how he can describe every detail clearly. Especially the chapter about Wisdom'er made me feel the author's attentiveness. I hope the author can continue this style in the future. All in all, it's a very good Red Mansion fanfic [Chigua]

I am very happy to see that the hero Qiao Feng and the true Qing Baoyu merged to save the characters in the Red Mansion who were about to collapse and had a tragic ending. The beginning was a bit slow, but then the pattern opened up, the writing, story, characterization... Got better and better, and it attracted me deeply🍎🍎

After chasing it overnight, the angles are sharp and the thinking is clear. Although the system flow is a bit brainless, Xiao Feng has a brain and there is no poisonous point at present. Moreover, the combination of Red Mansion and Jin Yong's universe is interesting, a bit like The Deer and the Cauldron. Xiao Feng estimates that he will definitely kill him in the later stage. Looking forward to it! In addition, this system is a bit special. In fact, it seems to be a shell. In essence, it returns Xiao Feng's martial arts to him. The most important thing is to hang Xiao Feng and save A'Zhu, which is interesting.

Very well written. The author must have read Tian Long Ba Bu and Dream of Red Mansions thoroughly before he could write such a wonderful story. When reading Dream of Red Mansions, I also felt that Jia Baoyu was very disappointing and weak. Jia Zheng didn't like him. Mrs. Wang missed Jia Baoyu's dead brother Jia Zhu, saying that Jia Zhu was still alive and she wouldn't care if he died for a hundred Baoyu. Qiao Feng, or Xiao Feng, is smart and capable, decisive and brave in doing things. In the Xingzilin incident, his ability to turn passive into active is enough to explain everything. It's a pity that he can't change his birth. It can be said that God did not give him a chance. But now that he has traveled to Jia's house, it is indeed his chance to show off his talents. This book really makes up for the regrets in the hearts of readers of Tian Long Ba Bu and Dream of Red Mansions.

The writing is really good, Xiao Feng's character is very right, and the expansion of the world view of Red Mansions is also reasonable and suspenseful. The existence of the system does not take over the main role, but only provides a main impetus for the protagonist's actions. The emotional line is handled without any fuss, and it is closed when it needs to be closed without damaging Xiao Feng's true character.

The flaws are not concealed, but the data is really miserable [face covering]. In fact, the writing is okay. Maybe it's the Red Mansion. Most people will think it has nothing to do with Shuangwen. Plus, the martial arts theme and tomato environment [face covering] this book is more suitable for old bookworms and Jin Yong fans.

Compared with the Dream of Red Mansions written by other female channel novels, this is obviously much more masculine. I like it very much, but I really don't like Jia Baoyu being manipulated by a group of maids. That's just right!