Dream of the Red Chamber: Lin Daiyu, Your Fiancé Has Earned Six Top Honors in a Row

The protagonist is pretty good at it. Currently, he doesn't dare to use any of the necessary skills for time travel. Even with the protagonist's energy and energy, he can achieve success in modern times. He has excellent skills, a good character, and a lot of connections. Author, write quickly

Everything else is fine, but why is it that until after Dream of Red Mansions, whenever Lin Daiyu is mentioned, it seems as if she has lost her mind?

This author is thick-skinned, so giving himself a five-star review shouldn't be too much, right?

It's not that low. It's definitely available in 8.4 At least. In fact, it's mainly the conceptual hook in the early stage. The randomness of the treasure chest seems very awesome, but it feels average later. That hook may be because the author wants to grow a little bit, and then he can open a bigger one later, or he can only talk about immortality after becoming the King of God. The plot may be a bit slow, and there are also some minor contradictions. Sometimes things feel like things. The development of the plot is relatively reasonable, but it feels a bit unreasonable, but it also feels very reasonable, because the author's roundup is quite good, which is a bit strange, and the officials feel that they are all operating under the rules, and no one deviates from the rules. Complete moderation cannot happen. I feel that the protagonist's character is too perfect, a bit like a person who has transcended the world. The protagonist is also written to respect his teachers and respect the principles. As long as there are elders of the protagonist, they must respect their teachers and respect their principles. As for the emotional foreshadowing and plot advancement of this book, it is considered to be an average choice. If you look closely, the writing style is quite delicate. That is, the things that do not promote the plot are also written very carefully, which makes the pace seem slower. However, it is also a fast-paced writing method that is refreshing. It's that the protagonist's character is relatively average in writing, but the character is designed to be perfect, which is quite abrupt, and it's written in a refreshing way. The author writes that the plot drives the protagonist, not the actions of the protagonist, but the plot. I feel that the protagonist is being pushed. There is no big joy, but there are still quite a lot of small joys. It's okay. This book is not bad. You can read it carefully. In the Nine Yin Scriptures for health preservation, some gold hairpins do not have treasure chests. The character of the protagonist is too perfect, too calm, not like a human machine, but feels like a saint. The emotional scenes sometimes go back and forth, respecting the teacher and respecting the principles. The protagonist collects the gold hairpins, and is driven by the plot to collect several, but I feel that the protagonist is a bit casual, that is, the results are collected, but the process is casual, and it feels very abnormal. Others are okay, at least above average.

It's a good book, but it's a bit refreshing, but that's normal. After all, the author Ywe also has to eat, but to be honest, the writing style is really good, and the knowledge is very broad. I also expanded a lot of knowledge as a graduate student at Peking University.

It's pretty good, there's not that much conflict and violence, the plot is gentle and gentle, not impetuous. It's just that there are so many supporting female characters in Red Mansions. It's difficult to control the rhythm when there are too many female characters. Most of the characters have lost their souls and become nothing more than mere accessories.

It's really good to read, it's really good to read. I've reviewed a lot of books today and I'm exhausted. I won't go into details. If you like Red Mansion Tongren, you can really read this one. It's really good. Personally, I think it's better than Wan Tianqing and Jia Lian.

Finally there are some new tricks, a peasant boy is born, Golden Finger is novel, the plot is interesting, the writing is good, at least it doesn't look awkward. It's possible. I hope you don't forget your roots. Come on. Martial arts, I really like the setting of the novel.

It looks okay now, but the official plot of Red Mansions has not yet unfolded. The author takes things for granted in some places. For example, if the eldest son could be adopted into the Lin family, the only way to do so was to step into the door. Generally, adoption by the second son was possible. The author doesn't like to comment or interact with readers. Then the update is too slow. Maybe it's to cater to the popularity filter of Lin Daiyu in Dream of Red Mansions, so the heroine is Lin Daiyu, but as far as I'm concerned, I feel that Qin Keqing is more suitable for a wife than Lin Daiyu.

The book is good, and the protagonist behaves very steadily, which is a good thing, but it is not very friendly to readers who are used to reading fast-paced and refreshing novels.