I Am in the Red Mansion, and I Have Just Become the County Magistrate.

After listening to Chapter 30, I felt pretty good. It focuses on career, with daily scenes and emotional lines interspersed. There is no garden drama (in Chapter 30, there is indeed no, not at all). Those who come for the garden drama can run away [Eat Melon], but there are some plots and farming. It is relatively slow to catch on. The male protagonist worked in the system for 10 years in his previous life and worked at the grassroots level. After time travel, he gave up medicine and studied literature. He married Yingchun through Mrs. ), The male protagonist is connected to the Rongguo Mansion and works as a county magistrate in a county under the jurisdiction of the capital. Up to Chapter 30, he still focuses on stabilizing his career. There is no mention of the male protagonist's age in my memory. I personally guess it is more than 20 years old. People in the officialdom do not think that the male protagonist is too young [Chigua] It's not too brainless, it's logical, it's quite reasonable, and it tries its best to connect the protagonist's career with the plot of the original work. The original book set the Rongguo Mansion to only have four or five generations of people. The first generation was responsible for the founding of the country and was not even a hundred years old in ancient times. However, the book is set at the end of the dynasty (similar to the late Ming Dynasty), which was also a short-lived dynasty [face covering] Regarding the heroine/partner, the strategy has been completed (completed the last step): Yingchun, Si Qi, Xiu Ju. There are three chapters in thirty. If you like to read the collection, it is still fast, but there are not many emotional lines, and there are not many details [eating melon] If you want to read Liu Beiwen in The Red Mansion, you can also run away. Maybe strategy: Qianxue, Qianxue was kicked out, and then she met the male protagonist and took her home. She is now settled in the male protagonist's house, but she hasn't eaten, and the follow-up is unknown. The protagonist doesn't go around Rongguo Mansion very much, mainly because he is too busy [face covering]. However, he writes letters and sends small gifts, and has a good relationship with the sisters in Rongguo Mansion. He is describing the psychology of Daiyu and others, and is working on strategies. The author is a materialistic warrior. I haven't seen the ghosts and ghosts in the original work. There is no setting such as Daiyu crying, otherwise the male protagonist would be a bit late to join the main plot [eating melon]. I'm convinced, it's finished at the speed of light, it's considered unfinished to me [grievance]

In the early stage, it was okay, reasonable and well-founded, and he was a normal person. Unlike those protagonists who only know how to have sex, stud horses and fuck women every day.

It's interesting, it's out of the garden's perspective, it's novel, the writing is sophisticated, not the kind of writing that's new to a newbie, it's very good, very good. Hahaha

It's good, it's worth following. Although I didn't understand why it was about marrying Yingchun, maybe I missed it. Some of the private settings are also good. I've seen the latest ones. I feel it's not too toxic and the progress is quite tight. It doesn't drag the plot too much. However, when will the protagonist get medical treatment? Am I really reading the book too fast? Or the author thinks it's not important and mentions it in one sentence. This setting can be written in one chapter in other books.

The book has its own structure, but the writing has the feel of warm water boiling potatoes. There is no atmosphere of conflict between the lines. There is conflict in the plot, but there is no sense of conflict in the writing. Then there is a bit of dissociation between the various threads. This final result is quite expected. I hope the author can lay out the general situation in advance next time.

At present, it seems that the main task is to deal with Jia She. I wonder if there will be a scene of Jia Baoyu throwing a jade and being beaten in the future [laughter]

Good book, good book, with a novel angle. It jumps out of Jia's mansion and starts from the local officials. It is less clumsy. Some of the official fights at the beginning are childish. The more you write later, the better. Unfortunately, it is too short.

Just read Chapter 2, it's very well written. Hope it doesn't end badly

The county magistrate's benchmark is that the current county party committee secretary should be too busy every day. Why do I feel that the protagonist has so much leisure and can still do business?

Good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking, good looking

So far, it is a first-class series. The writing is solid and the ideas are clear.

Not bad, the writing is smooth and cool.

Red Mansion and Yingchun are two unique restaurants, highly recommended.

Not bad, good, worth a look

The protagonist marries Yingchun, is he planning to give up the other two springs and give Baodai to Baoyu? It ended suddenly [face covering]

Don't give it too low and say that I deliberately give a bad review. It's a classic, a classic within a classic. It feels like an ancient time travel novel from ten years ago. It's not too bad, and it's definitely not a masterpiece. You can read it, but you can't dwell on it.

It's very well written. It's the second good Red Mansion fanfic I've seen on Tomato. The previous one was blocked because it was reported by too many people. The author worked hard and stopped being a eunuch.

The writing is good, the plot is good, and the logic is smooth. This book is definitely the best in the Red Mansions series.

I'll give it five stars first, it's okay to write

The heroine who welcomes spring is so rare.

I just saw it yesterday and it ended today [almost crying]

It's a good Red Mansion novel, but it's a pity

The content is very good, but the ending is too sudden [face covering] I thought I could have followed the book until the end

It's pretty good, plain and light, no highlights or poisonous spots. Although it's unfinished, it's the author's first time writing, so just try your best, try your best next time