[Red Mansion] [Strategy] [System] [Invincible] [Shuangwen]
When the ten-year-old Juren Jia Yu was critically ill, he was snatched away by monks in the Age of Dharma and reborn, and he awakened to the most precious treasure of his life, the Qiankun Pearl. Cultivation of hegemonic body, refining elixir, taking control of Ning Mansion, breaking conspiracy, and using Taoist methods to deal with the relationship between Rong Ning Mansion and the dignitaries of Shenjing.
There is an undercurrent of political intrigue in Shenjing, with Hou Jin's invasion from outside, the White Lotus cult causing chaos inside, and even the Nightmare Town evil magic assassination;
The secret treasure of Qinling Dragon Veins has appeared, and five million gold, armor blueprints, and ink dust beads have attracted all parties to compete for it. Jia She wants to rebel, Jia Jing wants to use the Mochen Bead to resurrect Duke Xianning, but the ancient demon is sealed in the treasure...
Let's see how Jia Yu uses the Red Mansion as a chess game, holds the sword to mend the sky, stirs up the wind and clouds, and achieves the hegemony of a generation...
Reader comments
Cleverly blending the classic literary heritage of Red Mansions and the suspenseful plot narrative, it takes the rise of Jia Yu, the concubine of the Jia family, as the main line, and unfolds a majestic picture of court battles, family undercurrents and rivers and lakes. It is a unique and ingenious fan work of The Dream of Red Mansions.
"Red Mansions: The Prince of Dali Temple" is a stunning work that cleverly combines classical literature with spiritual fantasy and officialdom. With "A Dream of Red Mansions" as the background, it breaks out of the traditional framework and creates a protagonist, Jia Yu, who is both wise and brave, and has the world in mind. This book not only continues the sophistication and family entanglements of the world of Red Mansions, but also injects many exciting points such as spiritual upgrading, solving crimes, and court games. The plot is compact and the setting is rigorous, making you want to read it.
The writing is good, the plot is compact, and it doesn't drag on.
Jia Yu, a young man, has the dual duties of a young minister of Dali Temple and a guard of embroidered clothes. He is deeply attached to the holy family, but he is walking on thin ice. From solving the Paihuazi case and becoming famous, to eradicating cults and redressing injustice; from dealing with the plot in the Rongguo Mansion, to dealing with the prince-level mastermind behind the scenes - he broke the situation with thunderous means.
The author's writing skills are profound, not only retaining the delicate depiction of the portraits in the Red Mansions, but also injecting the tense rhythm of suspense investigation, with interlocking power struggles and ups and downs of the characters' fates.
Cleverly blending the classic literary heritage of Red Mansions and the suspenseful plot narrative, it takes the rise of Jia Yu, the concubine of the Jia family, as the main line, and unfolds a majestic picture of court battles, family undercurrents and rivers and lakes. It is a unique and ingenious fan work of The Dream of Red Mansions. "Red Mansions: The Prince of Dali Temple" is a stunning work that cleverly combines classical literature with spiritual fantasy and officialdom. With "A Dream of Red Mansions" as the background, it breaks out of the traditional framework and creates a protagonist, Jia Yu, who is both wise and brave, and has the world in mind. This book not only continues the sophistication and family entanglements of the world of Red Mansions, but also injects many exciting points such as spiritual upgrading, solving crimes, and court games. The plot is compact and the setting is rigorous, making you want to read it.
The writing is good, the plot is compact, and it doesn't drag on. Jia Yu, a young man, has the dual duties of a young minister of Dali Temple and a guard of embroidered clothes. He is deeply attached to the holy family, but he is walking on thin ice. From solving the Paihuazi case and becoming famous, to eradicating cults and redressing injustice; from dealing with the plot in the Rongguo Mansion, to dealing with the prince-level mastermind behind the scenes - he broke the situation with thunderous means. The author's writing skills are profound, not only retaining the delicate depiction of the portraits in the Red Mansions, but also injecting the tense rhythm of suspense investigation, with interlocking power struggles and ups and downs of the characters' fates.