Red Mansion: Yu Yuhang

The male protagonist has a very good personality, which is my favorite style, and his family is also very fun. He is especially good to Daiyu, but the age difference is too big. Regardless of age, there is no fault at all. Of course, age was no problem in ancient times. I understand why the male protagonist is 18 years old, because if he is younger, he cannot protect Daiyu and has no power in his hands.

So sweet! ! ! The relationship between the two has been growing for a long time, and Jiang Yuhuai's charm in his youth is fully displayed (I also understand why he has to be 18 years older, otherwise he really can't protect Daiyu), and it is really refreshing to watch a cold, abstinent and indifferent person struggle in the relationship, hahaha. The sweet relationship between the two makes people feel soft. Daiyu should be raised like this, carefree, lively and happy. The writing is also very good, I like it ~

Well written, Daiyu should be like this. A good woman like her should not be wasted by the Jia family and end up like that. Daiyu should be glorious, able to behave as she pleases, have a good family, be tolerated and loved, Daiyu should have all the good things, but the age difference is indeed a bit too big, but as another book friend said, if the male protagonist is too young, he may not have such great rights and may not be able to protect her. Daiyu, may not have so much experience, and may not be able to understand Daiyu well, but despite the big age difference, the male protagonist's behavior and tone of voice are sometimes very childish, hahahaha. Anyway, I think the author really wrote it well. Daiyu and Yuhuai are a good match, and the plot of the court is also well written. And then the wording and sentence making are very to my liking. I'm on par with it. I look forward to the follow-up plot. Thank you for the author.

Super pretty! ! ! [Crying] [Crying] Daiyu has really suffered a lot of grievances. It was very uncomfortable when she watched Dream of Red Mansions in junior high school. [Crying] I always felt that something was wrong. Now that I read the author's writing, I suddenly realized it. I really like the character of the male protagonist. Watching the male protagonist vent his anger on Daiyu is such a relief! Each character design has its own characteristics, which is so beautiful! The author's writing is also very good and humorous! It's really super pretty! The author is really great for giving Daiyu sister Bao such a good change. She should have grown up happily and peacefully! Love you so much! Big cheers for more updates!

It should be at least a 9.5-Point novel. I was so lucky to come in and see this one. Although it is also a refreshing article, it is not the same. The solid writing continues Daiyu's aura and literary talent. Mr. Jiang is talented enough to discuss classics with Daiyu, has a city to lead Daiyu to gain insight into people's hearts, and is also very humorous and can serve as a psychological committee member for Daiyu. They are a match made in heaven. The only thing that can be called a flaw is the age difference. Calling "Uncle Jiang" becomes a different kind of fun. It can be seen that the author really loves Daiyu [laughs]

To be honest, I had always been concerned about the issue of being 18 years older. After reading a few chapters, I felt that it was written very well! The male protagonist is super charming, except that he is older and has a bit of a venomous tongue towards people other than her mother and Daiyu. His character is really good. He puts himself in Daiyu's shoes, protects her from anyone bullying her, and thinks that Daiyu taught her how to behave in the world when she was still young. He would rather let others misunderstand that he is inhumane and a cut-sleeve man (hahaha, he is so talented) and would not mention the engagement in front of Daiyu, and would not allow his friends to mention things that affect her reputation. He should bear all the bad reputations by himself and fight for as many rights and interests as possible for Daiyu, just to give her a choice in the future and give her more confidence when she meets the person she wants to marry. Baby Daiyu is really super cute, smart, beautiful, kind, and has a good mouth [laughing] It makes people feel very comfortable watching the whole journey. She has a mouth and is powerful, and she is not aggrieved. I look forward to the following plot!

It is a particularly delicate and happy book. The logic and thinking are also very good. I looked at the people in the Jia family from a different perspective. It also gave me an enlightenment. It turned out that Jia Mu had this idea and her analysis was very good. At first, I thought the male protagonist was 18 years old. The occasional funny parts are also very interesting! I admire the male protagonist's brain circuitry, and you don't have to worry about fainting from anger when reading this book. The breasts are unobstructed throughout the whole process. If you offend Yu'er, just wait. The most generous person in the capital will keep staring at you... I feel so happy when I see Yu'er becoming more and more lively... This is a rare and thoughtful book. For those who really like Daiyu, seeing her happy with her family and others loving and doting on her is the happiest thing for us. It is a book that I want to read🥺❤️Everyone strongly supports the author's entire Red Mansions series.

Incredible, so beautiful! Although the age difference is indeed a bit big, the male protagonist is really painful and very disciplined. I was afraid of that kind of bad description when I first read the introduction, but after reading it all the way, there is no such thing. It's super good-looking!

It is really well written, without lowering the IQ of the supporting characters and highlighting the main character, and Daiyu's intelligent, delicate and clear-minded character is also established. Some people would say that the protagonist's family are all tools that dote on Daiyu. As mentioned earlier in the article, if Daiyu's father had not helped the protagonist's father when his father was killed, there would be no protagonist's father, and there would be no protagonist. Especially Zhang is a kind of kindness sown inadvertently in the parallel world, and it bore good fruits when Daiyu was alone. In ancient times, friendship was valued, especially when the protagonist's father and mother valued each other. Friendship and justice are clear. When they knew that Daiyu had a bad life in Jia's house, they paid special attention not to make Daiyu feel like she was relying on others. They said that Daiyu cared for her as her own daughter, and she really did it. If Daiyu was unwilling to marry the protagonist when she was Ji, Jiang's father and mother also accepted this result, because Jiang is their child, and Daiyu is also their child in their eyes.

It's so good to watch. This is the number one Daiyu fanfic I've read so far. The male protagonist really has a mouth! ! ! This is how Daiyu should end up, so any fake jade is not worthy of her at all. Moreover, she is above 18 years old, 18 years older, has everything she should have, and even has a mouth. The full text is very refreshing.

Except for Jia Mu's character design, which is slightly OOC and feels more like the image in Gao E's sequel, the other characters are very close to the original work. I really like Daiyu! The author's writing is very good, and the story has ups and downs. It took three days to catch up, and is waiting for an update. I found a lot of Red Mansion fan novels on the Yangshizi APP. There are very few that are as well-written, logical, and with thoughtful characters as this one.

It's amazing. The author's writing is great. The male protagonist is not a good guy, but he dotes on Sister Lin. Sister Lin also fits the character. There is no OOC, and the emotional line is smooth and flowing. It is the best Red Mansion fanfic I have ever seen.

This book is so funny that it made me laugh out loud. Daiyu in Dada's works always combines beauty, talent, aura and mischief. This time the CP is a cultural person. He can make a bet with Daiyu on books and spill tea, and he can match his opponent in exquisite thinking, so I love this book the most. In addition to catching up on two chapters at midnight every day, I have also finished reading the other two books (I can't accept the linkage CP of the four major classics, nor can I accept the real emperor CP. After all, the CP worthy of Fairy Daiyu currently only lives in fan fiction and the love and imagination of Dai fans, so I haven't read the fourth one). The CPs in the other two books are pure love warriors, very silly and sincere love. One CP is a general who has no culture in time travel, and the other is a son of a dandy prince, but he loves Daiyu to the point of death. Baby Daiyu is as beautiful, interesting, smart and talented as ever. No matter who she is, she will be attracted and obsessed with her. I came back and continued to read the current book for the second time. I feel that the cp that can play chess, tea, chess, calligraphy and painting is the most suitable for Daiyu. Because of this huge age difference, there is a strong sense of drama and conflict. After reading it again, I feel that DaDa is really a genius. You have written so many fanfics about Baby Daiyu from the original work in just six months. So DaDa, you are really full of ideas for writing. I hope you can continue to maintain the standard, and you also hope to update three chapters or more every day? I would also like to leave a wish: in the next article, can I write about Daiyu's baby, whose parents, Lin and Min, are still alive, loving, and having a happy family? No one can teach her how to be so exquisite, smart, and charming. How dazzling must she be when she has the confidence and parents?

Nice looking, nice looking. It is better to have a male character written by a woman to be attractive. The male protagonist is really perfect. He does not look like a real man or a man in ordinary romance novels. He is very perfect, very good, very polite, very attractive, and a perfect match for Daiyu. The writing here is really vivid and makes people feel soft after reading it. , I think the age difference of 18 actually makes sense, because if he is too young, it is unlikely that the official will be older. Hey, and in ancient times, there were many older men and younger men. If you want to watch it but feel that the age difference is big, you can ignore the age difference. I think the male protagonist is quite lively and he feels like he is only in his 20s.

To be honest, I was really surprised by the 18-year age difference, but the plot was really good and made me feel the charm of a young and guiding lover. Moreover, when Daiyu was young, the male protagonist was not the kind of person who was in love. But when we get along with each other, I want to be unconsciously jealous of people of the same age as Baoyu, but also a little cute [snickering] [smirking] And what's rare is that it is a very funny novel. The few Daiyu fanfics I have read are generally more cheerful. This one is refreshing and funny, so it is still highly recommended!

Compared with the saccharine content of many male pornographic articles, this book obviously has more three-dimensional and fuller characters, and a healthier and deeper emotional relationship. It can be seen that the love between the two is based on equality and respect from the bottom of the heart. The writing style is sophisticated and the pace is comfortable. There is no problem of being too short or too long like other books written in previous years, and there is no blind sprinkling of sugar. Everything is just right. This book is really amazing. I had long heard that the emotional lines in the original novel Red Mansions were mixed and disappointing to read, so I had been reluctant to read it. Moreover, Jia Baoyu was notorious, and she always hoped to see Lin Daiyu achieve happiness. For someone like me who attaches great importance to pure love and emotions, this book is the original work. Cao Xueqin wrote a very awesome fanfic. [Love]

It's quite good-looking. The male protagonist is a young indigenous man, knowledgeable, powerful and a bit shady. But also because the female protagonist is the intelligent and transparent Daiyu, the male protagonist is not like a traditional guiding lover. The two get along more like confidants, and the sweetness of supporting each other is natural. The disadvantage is that this book is more suitable for Daiyu, the cook. She really dotes on Daiyu, including the male protagonist's parents. The main character may feel that the male protagonist is a bit miserable.

The writing is really good and sweet. The male protagonist has a really charming personality. He has a good outlook on life and is a very good person. He respects Daiyu very much. I really have nothing to say about Daiyu. Daiyu also has no OOC. Her character is quite in line with the original work. She is a lively, kind and lovely girl with great wisdom, talent and talent („• ֊ •„)੭

100 Points! I want to give it 100 stars! Why only 5 stars? Sweetness is just the most inconspicuous advantage of it. I have read all kinds of novels for more than ten years, and now I have become a pure non-CP party. I get a headache when I read novels about romance! But, but, the male protagonist of this book is a normal person. He is a normal person. Who understands me? It is so difficult. He is not greasy, not rigid, full of weird ideas, and has a bad temper. But he is a true gentleman, the kind of gentleman who originally had a beautiful meaning, the kind of gentleman who "Hu Jiangli and Pi Zhixi are admired by Ren Qiulan." Not to mention the heroine, my Daiyu, a beautiful and intelligent girl, I hate the stench of the Jia Mansion in the Red Mansion. Here all their dirty plans are revealed, and they will all get their due end. It looks beautiful to me☺️☺️☺️

，，，，，～，，！ ! Goddess, please hurry up and swing the spatula. I want to eat fragrant rice🥺

It's so beautiful. The male protagonist really takes good care of Daiyu. At first I thought the age difference would be a big deal, but it turned out not to be the case at all. The author is so funny that I couldn't stop laughing. The relationship between the two is warm and sweet. They are completely guiding lovers, and Daiyu's growth is step by step. Although it is from the perspective of the male protagonist, Daiyu is not trapped in love and becomes a background. It really gives Daiyu a strong autonomy. The male protagonist has always respected Daiyu. I feel that the author should be a girl. I strongly recommend it. This score is a bit low.

The male protagonist has established a relationship, which is really rare. I thought I would be disappointed when I watched it, but I was not at all. I really like this mode of getting along with each other, and I also like his ability to guide lovers. Maybe readers of the original work will think it's a bit too dark, but otherwise it's perfect. The speeches are not Wen Zou Zou's official version, but occasionally break out and be relaxed, which is very cute. I have watched a lot of them, and apart from the occasional confession of feelings and a little awkwardness in good conversations, there is only one bad thing. The author also seems keen on narratives that make women suffer and then make men live in regret. Among the many measures taken to deal with the Jia family, most of the people who were really frustrated, injured and suffered (except for Jia Baoyu) were women. Focusing on [Mother Disappearance] made a lot of efforts, but the men were left behind, kept in the dark, and dealt with it together. It's a very old-fashioned logic, which is not good.

The most enjoyable Red Mansion novel I have read since Lin Jinyan Daiyu is so beautiful, smart, sensible, and well-behaved. She deserves a good life. Uncle Jiang is so pitiful, but he deserves it [laughing][laughing] Oops~~ Why use it to seduce people before it's finished? When can we get married?

Wow, I really like this book. Although theoretically speaking, it is written about the male protagonist, but just like this, I saw Lin Daiyu more vividly. It also gave me a better understanding of things I didn't understand before. It turns out that Daiyu has suffered so much. It turns out that she should be so good, and she doesn't have to take medicine every day, and she doesn't have to shed tears every day. The author's writing is great! He can write poems, and the small characters he chooses also have their origins. I think relatively speaking, the character of Lin Daiyu in this novel is solid. It's not just jealousy, it's not just yin and yang. She is a living, eccentric little girl. Not a pendant, but a person who can have independent thinking and ideas. It is already very different from other fanfics. And although the male protagonist has the problem of age difference. But it's still nice to see them get along. I originally thought I was 18, and I felt so big. But if you look closely, you will find that the male protagonist is really cute. His love for the heroine is very obvious. The guiding lover is great (he always holds grudges, and he will punish everyone who bullied Daiyu), and he happens to be rich and powerful at his age. Just enough to protect his little wife.

When I was watching Dream of Red Mansions when I was a child, I never understood the charm of Jia Baoyu that could attract many sisters to be fascinated by a central air conditioner with little knowledge, literary talent and connotation. I don't like Xue Baochai because she is too utilitarian, but I don't really like Lin Daiyu either. She is weak and crying all day long, which is not in line with the femininity that modern women appreciate. When I opened this book by mistake, the author's sister Lin got rid of the tragic fate in the original work and seemed to be reborn. It made people marvel that this is the life that Lin Daiyu should have and what she should be! The story is based on the original work and is reasonably adapted. From time to time, there are humorous jokes that make people smile. It is an excellent book and worth reading.

At first, I almost gave up on this book because of the out-of-the-box writing style and the age difference. I didn't expect it to be really good! The emotional line between the two is very good. I don't mind the 18-year age difference at all, but I feel that Daiyu needs such a guiding lover. Moreover, the male protagonist's family has always given Daiyu a space to develop freely. Daiyu's character is also very good. She is not the sad and bitter look in the original work, but retains the clever and exquisite mind while becoming healthier and cheerful. As a reader, I am really happy for her.

It looks good, the writing may not be the best, and the age difference is relatively large, but the portrayal of the male protagonist is quite interesting. Daiyu has also been raised again and is more lively and cheerful, and she is really doted on.

This is a love novel about the young wife of a modern domineering president in the guise of a red mansion. It cannot be said that it has nothing to do with it, but only the names of the characters are borrowed from the characters in Red Mansions. It's great as a workplace romance novel, but it's a disaster as a Red Mansion fan.

I thought it was quite good. Being 18 years older did make me a little hesitant at first. I thought it would be a recreational article, but the more I read it, the better it turned out to be. The male protagonist does have something, he is very charming when supporting Daiyu, and he has a good character. He was opposed to marrying Daiyu at first. Daiyu became his younger sister, and later became Lin Ruhai's orphan. The male protagonist protected Daiyu to continue the child marriage, but it also gave Daiyu the option of choosing a better son-in-law. Daiyu's family's wealth was saved for Daiyu, and the male protagonist was even prepared to use dirty names on himself in the future (for example, saying that he was a cut-sleeve man). The hero's family treats Daiyu as their own daughter, which makes Hart feel weak

Jiang Yuhuai is good, Daiyu is good, and Jiang's father and mother are good. This is one of the best articles of the year that makes you feel weak after reading it. Among all the Red Mansion fanfics I have read so far, I would like to call it Top.1 Even if the heroine is not Daiyu, this is still a good book. But fortunately it is Daiyu. We readers pity Daiyu and know her transparency and helplessness. Naturally, we understand more how valuable the respect and care given to Daiyu by Jiang's father, Jiang's mother and the male protagonist. If the heroine of this book was not Daiyu, I would only say that it is a good book. But if it is Daiyu, then I can't wait to put all the best things in the world in front of her.