Dream of the Red Chamber: Slay Enemies, Become a Prince, and Wed Jia Yuanchun

I read it in one sitting, and I felt pretty good about it. I couldn't figure it out at first, but in the end I understood it. [Like] The author handled it well. I just read the reviews, and I don't know what the book friends who gave the low scores thought. The quality of this book is more than half the best in Tomato. Hope the author will update soon.

I don't know why the rating is so low. To be honest, all the efforts put into writing books on Tomato have been wasted. The world view, background design, character relationships, and event logic are all clear and concise, and the plot is laid out smoothly. I don't know how many times better than those who write the plot of the Red Mansion Garden drama every day.

Let me talk about something other than the protagonist, especially the setting part that involves the details in the original Dream of Red Mansions. The author paid great attention to it. For example, Jia's mother is the only boss in Rong Mansion, the eldest and second brothers are at odds with each other, Sister Feng is shrewd and capable in small things, but short-sighted and ignorant in big things, and the control of Jia Baoyu's character, etc., Are all in place and more in line with the original characters, without too many magical changes. Also, the timeline is set about two or three years before Lin Daiyu entered the Jia family, which is very convenient. The abdication of the Supreme Emperor, Shi Ding's title, the step-by-step separation between the powerful nobles and the Jia family, etc., Are all relatively detailed, especially the four founding kings + the royal family = wood, fire, gold, water, and soil. This setting is very, very detailed. Among all the Red Mansions fans I have read, this is the only book that has noticed this very obscure setting. As for what was said above, the protagonist did not destroy Jia Zhen within one chapter, but let the Jia family go. I can only say that you are only suitable to read those Red Mansions fans who can't even figure out the names of the Jia family. Those kind of books grab a lot of eggplants, and write that the surname of the Duke of Zhen Guo is Xiao... That is really poisonous, right? In the end, the Jia family was not spared at all. The Jia family later knelt down and destroyed both houses, basically taking revenge.

6.9 Is too low, 8.5 Is about the same. Anyway, I watched Catching Up with the Troops from the beginning. It was quite interesting. I was still watching it at two in the middle of the night [laughing and crying]

I see some negative reviews that I can't stand even a little bit of grievance. They are well written and have flaws, but they are not as big as the negative reviews say. It's really important to make an evaluation after reading them. I'll deduct one star. It started to feel a bit strange later on, but suddenly it became very righteous. Politically correct, right? Just do whatever you want. No need to be righteous

Not bad, the pace at the beginning was too fast. I was crowned the king in the 30th chapter. I thought it was another brainless and cool story, but then I started low and went high. In my opinion, there are two highlights of this book. One is the investigation of the assassination of the protagonist in more than 30 chapters, and the other is the scene where the king's wife Jia Mu is treated in more than 170 chapters.

It's not bad. I didn't like Baoyu's character very much when I watched The Red Mansion. The author directly sent Baoyu to the construction site and sent him away with his fairy sisters. Hahahaha, I have some ideas and it's interesting.

Goldfinger is quite big and overall passable, but the number of words is still too few. .

Come on, well written

It's quite refreshing, but there are many policies that are too simple and feasible, but not sustainable. This can be considered later.