Dream of the Red Chamber: Beating Qin Keqing from the Start

Yes, this book may be more in the starting point style, especially the portrayal of the female characters is very good. Some places can be directly criticized, and they cry when they are together, some are wearing hemp and wearing mourning, some are looking at the portrait of Jia Zhen, one is on a horse, one is painted on the face, one is with a rope, and the feet are not touching the ground. In short, I have not seen repeated characters so far, and the plot logic is also very powerful. I mentioned it casually somewhere before One sentence, it may be of great use later, and the update is also very powerful. It is obvious that the author has read Red Mansions. Many of the words are in the style of the original Red Mansions, and the character dialogues are also interesting. Unlike novices, some Red Mansions may look great at the beginning, but basically fall apart in the back. Either the combat power or the characters are bouncing. This book is very stable at the moment. I hope it can be longer.

Thanks everyone for reading the comments! Bow! In addition, I really did research on the information, and I know some basic historical common sense. I have watched the original novel and TV series many times [face covering] I have written three books on Red Mansions at other stations. I will definitely change everyone's opinions if I can. To put it simply, the author is weak, so don't be so vigorous [face covering] There are free gifts to feed the children, thank you.

The male protagonist has a decisive character and is not too supervising. The driving speed is fast and the plot is exciting and immersive. The character portrayal is not like other fans who flatten out as soon as there are more people in the Red Mansion. The more I watch it, the more energetic I am. At one o'clock and five o'clock, it is super good-looking without a doubt.

It seems pretty good so far. The only pity is that the protagonist's body is not equipped with any physical strength, which is basically zero. I didn't want to read Chapter 55 because the routine was too old and it was impossible for Jia Rong to start slowly. It's not that the Jia family has no enemies. The Jia family's power is in the military. The author arranged for the protagonist to start from Jin Yiwei. Obviously the emperor is naturally close to him and thinks highly of him. However, the protagonist has always thought that the emperor will be liquidated after his death in a few years. He always wants to lean towards the emperor, but the emperor does not accept him, so the protagonist has been tangled here and there. There is basically no garden scene, and there are two concubines, Qin Keqing and Jia Zhen, who come back and forth. Finally, Qingwen comes, but the male god doesn't want her anymore, and she gives up and lets the protagonist sleep with her. The writing about "Outside the Garden" didn't make me feel happy at all, and the drama about "The Garden" didn't make me feel uncomfortable watching it.

Very good, the protagonist relies on intelligence and analysis to make a fortune, and finally does not rely on glass sugar and salt. The war scenes are also very reasonable. The people in the protagonist group die when they want to die. There is no sudden explosion and a happy ending. Real war should be so cruel.

Among the Red Mansions novels I have read, it is definitely considered to be a high-quality one. The plot is smooth and the protagonist is well-established. I have basically picked up all of Twelve Hairpins so far, and the story is done logically and rhythmically, and the speed is fast. Overall, it is a high-quality work.

I have to say it's excellent. The memorial service is great, the memorial service will be held. [Laughing evilly] It's worth reading before Chapter 46, but there are a lot of poisonous points later on. I can't stand it anymore.

It's a very good book. I couldn't read the original Dream of Red Mansions, but here I can recognize some characters and some calligraphy. The author's grasp of the text is exquisite, and the male protagonist is very efficient in promoting people. What is different is that the main theme here is to commemorate the ancestors, which is difficult to see elsewhere.

Although the political ecology in Red Mansion cannot be said to be stable, it is not as sinister as the author describes, right? Princes and ministers are being killed one after another. How can the emperor still hold his position securely? Even emperors with the highest prestige like Zhu Yuanzhang and Li Shimin couldn't do it. The emperor didn't just kill anyone he wanted to kill.

This is really the best Red Mansion I have ever read. The small flaw is that the beginning is a little unreasonable. As long as you don't follow the TV series and make up a few actual 30-year-old women into 40 or 50-year-old women, they will be immortals. This is understandable. After all, most of the 12 hairpins are too small, and it is easy to lose the writing.