
Dream of the Red Chamber: Daiyu’s Sister, the Empress
红楼梦之黛玉的皇后姐姐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 605k Words
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
183Chapters
558Reads
7.8Score
101Shelves
50Listens
351.7kReads · all time
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It's a very good novel. It's the best one I've read so far. If you want to read a Red Mansion fanfic about family relationships and the heroine falling in love, then this one is a must-read. The author also updates it steadily every day.
As a reader who has read it, I have some thoughts on the age theory in the comments. (Try not to reveal the plot) In the first chapter, the protagonist is only four years old. The original sentence is "My daughter's name is Mo Yu, and she is only four years old this year." In Chapter 12, the protagonist is five years old, and the original sentence is "'More than five years old.'" In Chapter 15, the protagonist is twelve years old, and here the author contradicts himself. (Previously she wrote, "Time flies. In the next two years, Lin Daiyu grew from..." But the next sentence said, "Lin Moyu also grew from the tender age of five to twelve years old..." The timeline here is wrong, but according to the author's thinking, it should be more supportive of the age of twelve. "In two years" should be replaced with 6 or 7 years.) In Chapter 17, the protagonist remains the same, Jia Baoyu is seven or eight years old. Mrs. Wang mentioned in her words that Xue Baochai is about four years older than Jia Baoyu, and Xue Baochai is 11 to 12 years old. Chapter 17 also writes that the protagonist is twelve years old and Xue Baochai is thirteen years old. When Jia Baoyu went to the clouds and rain, according to Chapter 17, it was said to be eight to nine years old. According to the review, Tongfang was about ten years old in his youth. (The author also has some contradictions here) The protagonist was seventeen when he entered the palace. The author mentioned it, but there are always things he didn't see. Although there were typos in the middle and things couldn't stand up to careful knocking, the viewing experience was good. I really liked Gong Dou the first time I watched it. Everyone has different opinions, and there may be some quirks, but my mindless view is pretty good. (It's not too cruel, it doesn't have that heart-wrenching feeling. The protagonist is sad, but it's also logical. So far, the protagonist is somewhat sincere to the emperor, and he hasn't given up his opinion and let his emotions take over. Possible highlights include Jia Baoyu's premature clouds in Chapter 19, and the emperor letting secret guards sleep with his concubines in Chapters 83-84) I hope this review will make it more understandable and comfortable for readers who are concerned about age and other issues. ʕ•̫͡•ʔ❤ʕ•̫͡•ʔ
I like this article very much. This article is very primary and secondary. It mainly describes Lin Daiyu and her sister. I read the latest chapter in one breath without pausing in the middle. It is very beautiful and very beautiful. Highly recommended!! ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶
It's quite good to watch, but there are very few plots in the back that belong to "A Dream of Red Mansions", a bit like Gong Dou Wen, but it's still very good to watch [Blow Kiss]
It's good to watch, the heroine is really super sober. In the early stage, the heroine was really sober and never moved her heart when facing the emperor. In the later stage, she also changed because of the emperor's feelings for her, but it also changed bit by bit, which is really heart-warming.
Wai Rui Gu, well written It's getting weirder and weirder. The heroine has a feeling of being as pale as a chrysanthemum. There are still some living people in front of her. She fights, fights, and thinks. After getting pregnant, it becomes even weirder. She will only silently say "I am not easy to mess with" when she is being plotted against. In fact, she has been completely pissed off, and then relies on the male protagonist for support. She has no means at all. In the end, she is happy and loves the male protagonist. It is even more outrageous that Gong Douwen fell in love with the male protagonist so quickly.
It looks good, but I don't know why it makes me want to get angry.
It's pretty good, and it makes up for my regret of watching Red Mansions
This is my first time watching this kind of thing, but it's very interesting. Come on, author.
It's very interesting. Author, you have raised Daiyu very well, and Superego has done an unexpected job. Mo Yu's charisma is super powerful, so powerful that I kind of like it!!! (★≧▽^))★☆ Hello, the writing is very good, and the scenes described are easy to imagine✿✿ヽ(°▽°)ノ✿So (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on!!!!!