Dream of the Red Chamber: She Really Did Raise Daiyu Well

In terms of setting, it should be a fun story. The author has added a lot of background settings, especially the whole setting of the royal family. There should be no situation where the heroine's setting will not make her feel happy. I hope to see more plots of the Jia family in the future. The abuse of the Jia family and the Xue family is very interesting. Watch it if you like!

It's good to watch, but too few people have seen it. It's very exciting. Some people who have doubts might as well read the original version of "Dream of Red Mansions" before giving any advice. The female characters in it are also very brilliant, smart, not obsessed with love, there are too many things to pay attention to, the golden finger is the heroine herself, smart and talented, has a good grasp of human nature, she feels sorry for Daiyu, the author writes it well, true feelings, crying -

Like the author, I also like Lin Daiyu in "Dream of Red Mansions" very much. I have probably read the complete version of "Dream of Red Mansions" in vernacular no less than three times. Every time I see Daiyu's "Ode to Burial Flowers" and the sad plot about Daiyu, I feel heartbroken. The people in the Jia family made me feel hypocritical and indifferent. It was also "A Dream of Red Mansions" that first made me realize the dangers of human nature. Before this, I also read some works derived from Red Mansions, but they were not satisfactory and did not have the feeling of feudal society. So when I saw this book and read a certain plot, I liked it very much. I just started catching up today and only saw chapter 17. I still don't know how the protagonist and Daiyu will get along with each other in the following chapters, and whether they can feel the true feelings, but I still hope that the author will continue to update and not finish it in a hurry. If I feel good about it in the future, I will review it~

Although, I personally think that I still hope that the heroine can just raise Daiyu. Although Lin Ruhai is also very good, she would rather just pass by and have a male protagonist who is evenly matched... (Don't scold, don't scold, don't scold, it's just my personal opinion. The age difference is too big, which makes it a bit uncomfortable. And from this starting point, there is no need to spend your whole life on Lin Ruhai...)

When I first saw the setting of "dressing as Lin Daiyu's stepmother", I really didn't have high expectations. Because it's so difficult to write a fanfic about Red Mansion, especially this setting that seems to easily turn into "modern people cheating to save Daiyu". But the best thing about this article is that it has no sense of exaggeration at all. Daiyu is not the kind of "perfect goddess" who has been deified, and the plot is not a brainless slap in the face. The writing of this novel is so good. There is a rare "breathing" in the text. It is not a pile of words, but it makes people unconsciously slow down when reading. The embedding of threads and the advancement of character relationships also make people can't help but read chapter by chapter. Moreover, it is combined with history, breaking away from the framework of Jia's house in Red Mansions, and talking about the historical process and court games in the development world of Red Mansions. Reading this novel even made me understand the original Red Mansions better. When I was a child, I cried many times when I read A Dream of Red Mansions because of the Twelve Beauties in it. I would like to thank the author for this article, which gives these women with poor fate a chance to start their lives over again. This book suits my taste so well. It is one of the best books in the past 20 years. The author must keep writing. I look forward to it! In addition, I would like to support Li Xiang. It's not that Mr. Lin is bad, but he really feels a little uncomfortable when he thinks that Jia Min also gave birth to children for Mr. Lin and sacrificed his life for his family. Or is a pure and sincere young couple more suitable for the princess!

It's very refreshing to watch. The writing is quite reasonable. If Jia Mu really loved Daiyu, Daiyu would not die.

The heroine has her own character, and those who really feel sorry for Daiyu will find it very satisfying to read it. The author has changed the background (don't worry so much about refreshing articles). So far, I feel that Lin Ruhai is not that stupid.

I came across this book by chance. I just read it casually, but once I got into it I couldn't get out of it! Let's talk about the setting first. The heroine Lan Xinai traveled through time and became the daughter of the eldest princess in the world of Red Mansions. In order to raise Daiyu, she directly married Lin Ruhai as her stepmother. This idea really shocked me! The most annoying thing about this book is that the author really loves Sister Lin so much! In the original work, Daiyu's grievances of being dependent on others and being sensitive and melancholy do not exist here! The heroine protects her, pampers her, teaches her how to make money, and teaches her independence, making Sister Lin truly live a little girl surrounded by love. Seeing Daiyu smiling happily, I really burst into tears. This is the life that Sister Lin should have in my heart! The author has many personal settings, but the logic is self-consistent, the plot rhythm is comfortable, and the three lines of making money, fighting in the house, and raising children go hand in hand. Even though Jia Mu, Baoyu, and Baochai are overstepped, the introduction clearly states in advance that if you don't like it, you can avoid lightning. This is actually quite good, and you really won't lose money if you invest in it!

Not bad. The life between Daiyu and the heroine is very warm. I feel very happy to see that Daiyu is getting better and better. But now I really want to see the relationship between the heroine and Lin Ruhai. Can the author write more about it? The heroine is career-oriented and considers the people, and is super attractive ❤️ ❤️

I think this book is well written. The writing style is relatively mature and there are no particularly childish or shocking plots. Although the setting of the story has its own innovations, it still respects the original work in part. What I like most is that the heroine is very smart. Her intelligence is not only used in the home, but also in the family. In the construction of the country, she has a big stage. Sister Lin is not the only protagonist of this article. It does not mean that because she likes her, the whole article will revolve around her, but the heroine's life also revolves around him. This is good and bad, depending on the reader's preferences, but I think overall it is still a book worth reading 😄 Great support to the author