[Woman disguises herself as a man] [Saving Daiyu] [Overprotective sister] [Ambitious female lead in a political power struggle] [Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction]
Lin Qiong becomes the eldest daughter of the Lin family in Dream of the Red Chamber. She should have been raised in seclusion, but with her parents dead and her young sister facing the prospect of being divided up among the powerful, she finds herself in a desperate situation.
A fortune? A political bargaining chip? The Rongguo Mansion merely wants to use my Lin family’s flesh and blood to plug its own holes!
To keep her sister Daiyu from becoming a political pawn, she resolutely binds her hair and chest, assumes the identity of her late eldest brother, and enters the Jia household, a place full of rules that devour people!
Jia Baoyu only knows how to carouse in the inner quarters and eat rouge? She, meanwhile, wields her brush in the classroom and leaves the sons of powerful families in the dust!
Madam Wang schemes in secret to seize the Lin family fortune? She strikes back coldly, making the entire Jia household tremble beneath the glow of her top-scholar status!
She teaches Daiyu to read not so she can wallow in sorrow, but so she can think clearly and judge people, and know that women can stand tall and hold up the sky, too.
She sweeps all three top honors in the imperial examinations and earns a place on the honor roll!
Dressed in the red robe of the top scholar, she commands the court with confidence. Who among the officials could ever guess that the brilliant Lord Lin is actually an unparalleled beauty?
Once her sister is grown, she takes off her official robes, puts on a wedding dress, and casually brings home that third-place scholar as her brother-in-law!
The author's writing is super good. Although the officialdom is a bit idealistic, it is basically realistic, and the narrative rhythm is also very tight. However, there is a small problem I would like to mention to the author, that is, I hope the title of the protagonist can be unified. The narration always uses the eldest lady's name Lin Qiong, but in fact the protagonist's current identity is the eldest young master Lin Yu. There have been several mistakes in the past where the Jia family called the protagonist "Qiong'er". It is understandable that the author may use the protagonist's real name to reflect the protagonist's female disguise as a man and to distinguish it from a woman who dresses as a man. When the narrator mentions that the protagonist should be referred to as "she", there are still several situations where "he" appears. I hope the author can pay attention to it.
The author writes this book very well! This is the best Red Mansion novel I have ever read! Although there are some quotations from scriptures that I, as a sixth-grade student, cannot understand, I am still very interested in this story! The author is great!!!
The protagonist traveled through time and was reborn as Lin Daiyu's "sister". Her parents died early and she had to disguise herself as a man to support the Lin family to prevent those "relatives" from dividing the family property. The story of the Dream of Red Mansions was told from another angle, which gave me a new understanding of the characters in the Dream of Red Mansions. I think it is quite dramatic. It is interesting to watch and I want to read it~~
The writing is quite good, but in the middle and later stages it felt a bit emmmy. The interaction between Song and the heroine always felt a bit out of bounds, and I stopped reading further. It's about 170-180 chapters. If you're worried, you can read it first.
The teacher's writing style is really good and very beautiful. I look forward to the teacher's feedback!!!!
It's great, it's not the kind of mindless cool article. Needless to say, it's cool.
Does the author have a love story for the heroine Lin Qiong in this book? If so, I hope it is a royal prince.
Must have full marks, must have full marks
The author is so awesome!!!!!!! 🥰[laughing][Admiration][laughing][Admiration]
Ok ok ok