Daiyu Awakens and Leaves the Jia Mansion with Her Loyal Servants

Well written! Sister Lin was originally an extremely intelligent and talented woman. She should not have been trapped in the infatuation with Baoyu, as written in the original work, and her short life ended in chaos and tragedy. Really not worth it! I believe that Lin Daiyu will awaken as described in this novel, and I also believe that Mrs. Wang of the Jia Mansion, Jia Lian and others will plan to take advantage of Daiyu's single family. The secret and chronic poisoning and murder of Sister Lin must be true! Why did Lin Daiyu become weaker and weaker and sicker while she was in Jia's house, ostensibly using good medicinal materials to slowly recuperate her? Generally speaking, children are weaker when they are young, but when they grow up and their immunity is strong, and with good medicinal herbs, their health will get better and better, and they will not become weaker and weaker until they die of illness. After reading this novel, all the questions I had about buying it before were answered. I like the description of Lin Daiyu in this novel. She is not trapped by love, is calm and decisive, and uses her intelligence to live the life she wants! My favorite part in Dream of Red Mansions is Tanchun! Smart, straightforward, not sloppy in doing things, strong in dealing with things, and stubborn. Don't engage in any conspiracy, have a sense of justice, and don't get caught up in love. I feel sad for her to marry far away, but also feel lucky that she has not affected the Jia family and ransacked their homes.

The author is very creative and writes well, which changed Lin Daiyu's fate.

Finally, I no longer have to feel sad about Lin Daiyu's death.

The article is well organized and I look forward to the heroine's follow-up response^^

Beautiful, interesting, like it

The story is fascinating and beautiful to watch

It's quite refreshing, but there's something missing.

It's just fun to watch and adds to the fun

It's good. Daiyu finally got tough.

I've read a few chapters and I think it's pretty good, so I'll continue reading.