Lin Daiyu Reborn in the Dream of the Red Chamber: You Smash the Jade, I’ll Hand You the Hammer

The novel is very well written, but the author must have rushed through the writing process. Also, Daiyu didn't need to be so eager to be good to the three sisters; being eager isn't a transaction, and sisters should be of one mind. Personally, I don't really like Tanchun.

This writing style seems familiar. When I was looking for something to read, I asked Doubao to write a few pieces to pass the time. They're similar to this one; the author likes to repeat himself, emphasizing the same thing over and over again.

Reading this derivative work of *Dream of the Red Chamber* was a truly delightful surprise. The author's writing is excellent, and the story's logic is meticulous. It incorporates many of today's in-depth interpretations of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, rather than just fabricating a plot out of thin air.

It realistically reveals the interpersonal relationships in this land, and the intricate schemes of cunning and treacherous people, making it suitable for a simple-minded person like me to learn from.

This is the most enjoyable Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction to read. In some fanfictions, Daiyu becomes a princess or a prince's wife, but she's still bullied because Lady Wang and Grandmother Jia are still up to no good. The characters in this book are portrayed in great detail, and the dialogue is not out of character.

Yes, most of the story takes place in the Rong Mansion, so it's still enjoyable to read, because everyone hopes that kind people will have a good ending, and that those with unfulfilled lives should have a peaceful and smooth life. I've read many novels, and most of the plots and conflicts take place in the palace, the borderlands, or other royal families. I even doubted whether I was reading *Dream of the Red Chamber*.

The structure is clear and the content is detailed, but the characters' personalities and behaviors deviate from the original work; they are different from the Jia Mu and Baochai I've read. Overall, the writing is acceptable. I hope the author will forgive my intrusion.

The plot moves at a brisk pace. However, I'm already tired of the filth surrounding the Rong and Ning mansions, and I hope we can escape this mess and give Lin Daiyu a bigger stage to showcase her talents... After all, at this point in the story, Lin Ruhai is still alive, so Lin Daiyu living in the Jia mansion isn't a necessary option...

This is the author's second major work, Dream of the Red Chamber. It is evident from this novel that the author is very familiar with the original work, and some subtle details are interpreted here. I look forward to the wonderful parts to come.

It's great! The plot is very enjoyable! It's crisp and clean! The author clearly put a lot of effort into researching the original work! I love it! Many of the analyses resonated with me! There weren't any exaggerated adaptations; it's very faithful to the original!