Dream of the Red Chamber: Reborn as Liu Xianglian, Wang Xifeng Comes Knocking from the Start

Just finished reading it. The author's writing is still unusually delicate, a rarity for Shizi. This new book goes straight from Japanese light novels to classical literature, a huge leap. However, the previous book really kept me on the edge of my seat. Perhaps the author could consider playing both sides? Maybe "guest-starring" in other genres?

Not bad, not bad, it's a pity my little devil didn't finish watching it before it ended.

The previous book was quite detailed, but this one, written in a different style, is very well done and stands out among Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction. I've read *Dream of the Red Chamber* four times, and it's clear the author has a deep understanding of the novel. Furthermore, the author hasn't squandered its reputation; the writing is excellent, very commendable.

It's good, currently without any major flaws, and the author's writing style and pacing are excellent. I just wonder if they'll add a harem element? After all, the original novel's Feng Lazi (a character from a popular Chinese novel) hated concubines and maids to death, so I'm worried the power struggles within the household might get chaotic. I hope they handle that well; Feng Lazi is great even without her! 😘😘 As long as it's well-written, it's fine.

It's written as well as always. You said before that Japanese light novels were too niche, and that your next book would have a wider audience, but it turned out to be *Dream of the Red Chamber*.

This is one of the best books I've read on Tomato, and it's among the top in the Dream of the Red Chamber genre. As for the beginning, the plot is tight, the emotional progression is well-paced, and the overall flow is very smooth. It's a solid work among Dream of the Red Chamber novels. If the author can maintain the current pace, this book is sure to be a success.

A great book! I didn't expect to find such a fine piece on Tomato Bookstore. Among the Dream of the Red Chamber novels I've read, this one has one of the best openings. The writing is smooth, the characters are well-developed and three-dimensional, and the initial concept is excellent. It's rare to find a novel that starts with Sister Feng as the female lead.

Damn it! I was surrounded by Sister Feng in the Dream of the Red Chamber!

I haven't finished reading it yet; I came from the previous book. The author's writing has improved again. With this level of writing, the author could make a living on any platform. 😢😢😢😢😢

The author's skill is undeniable; it remains strong, even surpassing the previous work in terms of writing style. The shift in subject matter was astonishing. However, a significant drawback, and arguably fatal, compared to the previous light novel is the lack of emotional intensity.