Dream of the Red Chamber: Wang Xifeng Returns to Set the World Right

First of all, the rhythm of this book is very good, there is almost no nonsense, and even in the second half, the climax is one after another, interlocking, making people unable to put down the book. The author's expressive ability is very strong, and I can even see the shadow of the people around me; secondly, through this book, I effortlessly clarified the complex relationships between the characters in the Jia family's East and West mansions, which is something that ordinary books cannot do; Furthermore, the author writes a very concentrated content, which is the story of the masters, instead of just writing a lot of things about the servants like some novels, which is very messy; also, the setting of this novel is also very good, the characters are consistent, several key family troublemakers are also handled well, and the main characters are also very good, but the ending feels a little bland. All in all, recommended!

The content is very well written, and the characters in Red Mansions do not cater to some current understandings, but are in line with the original work. Mrs. Wang is thoughtful but not bad, and Baoyu's childishness finally grows up. The two examples are given because these two people are the most scolded among the fans. Of course, other authors also develop according to their own understanding. I can only say that this is the most harmonious Red Mansions fanfic I have ever read. It is just that it is written too fast and one thing is connected to the other. It would be better if it was longer and added more plots.

Very beautifully written. The first is to treat all women fairly and objectively, including but not limited to Daiyu, Baochai, Xiren, Sister Feng herself, Mrs. Wang, Mrs. Xing, Jia Mu, etc., Without smearing them at all. It can be said that it is a real three-dimensional space, with minor problems but no major problems. Xiao Chao is also real, not deliberately smeared. Secondly, the writing style is good. Some paragraphs and even chapters are just like the original work, half text and half white. It does not make people look dramatic and does not make people feel that it is too literary or pretentious. The logic is also smooth and the rhythm is good. The third is that the pattern is broad, and it does not violate the original intention of writing a biography for his daughter, nor is it limited to fights in this house or in the palace.

Very, very, very beautiful!!! I finished reading it in one go. The pace is very good and not laggy at all. The logic is reasonable and not OOC. Rebirth is not the same as cheating. Overall it is very reasonable and there is no particular character that is particularly bad. The author has a deep understanding and sympathy for the original work and its characters, especially the female characters. This is the first book I have read in which Chai Dai did not marry Bao Yu. I was very surprised!!! It's so beautiful that I can't get enough of it. I wish I could give it a hundred stars.

It's well written, and the ending is very reasonable. Although Sister Feng is reborn, many things still happened. It's not a great novel, but I still enjoyed reading it. The author of Chai Dai's line is very good, and they help each other. Overall, full marks💯💯💯💯

There are already five-fifths of the original work (the shortcomings are mainly about the description of life details and the use of words, but we are not from that era). The plot direction is very reasonable. The author must have read Dream of Red Mansions many times. Some potential hidden clues can be mentioned. It is most reasonable to choose Sister Feng to solve it. Jia Zheng's farming is also very fun.

The writing is really good, especially the stormy feeling before the Jia family is about to be confiscated 👍👍👍

In the Dream of Red Mansions fanfic here, it's considered good. The character design is relatively close to the original book, and it's not just forced to make the story more interesting. Worth a look.

I started reading Red Mansions when I was 9 years old. This book is really a rare masterpiece. Nowadays, some fan fiction overly belittles the Jia family and the Xue family, which is not Cao Gong's original intention. This one is very well written.

It's a rare and good-looking Red Mansion fic. The characters fit the original work well, and the plot is well set up. However, the update is too slow, and I wish I didn't meet again at the end.