After An Lingrong Became Daiyu's Elder Sister
安陵容成为黛玉长姐后
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- An Lingrong Becomes Daiyu's Eldest Sister: From Dream of the Red Chamber to Empresses in the Palace安陵容成为黛玉长姐红楼入甄嬛传Alternate title on Fanqie
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7.1kReads · 30 days
108.2kReads · all time
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8.4Score
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So far, it's been quite good and very enjoyable, especially the interactions between the members of the Jia family. You can tell a lot of care was put into it, and there are no jarring moments. The overall writing style is excellent, and I'm really looking forward to the upcoming scenes of them entering the palace.
Overall, there are no major issues; the writing is warm and beautiful. However, some details are frustrating. I understand the author initially intended to merge two books, leading to timeline discrepancies. But even with these discrepancies, Tan Chun's age shouldn't be older than Bao Yu's.
The writing is exquisite, the plot is incredibly coherent and engaging; it's definitely not AI-generated. The author's writing is superb, and many plot changes from the original *Empresses in the Palace* are logically incorporated. Seeing Rongrong enter the palace as the daughter of a second-rank Minister of Revenue, free from financial worries and the fear of being looked down upon due to her…
I highly recommend this book. It cleverly combines elements of *Dream of the Red Chamber* and *Empresses in the Palace*, with a generally self-consistent logic and few forced connections, except for minor flaws in the timeline. The handling of the Jia family, in particular, is excellent.
It's super good-looking and perfectly matches the characters' personalities. Lingrong is so smart, and Daiyu is also very cute. The author has put a lot of thought into this, incorporating elements of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and the characters all fit their established personas. I hope it's based on historical fact, not the TV series *Empresses in the Palace*, because I don't want the female lead's halo to be too overwhelming.
Excellent, excellent! They've put my two favorite girls into one family, and Jia Min is alright too. May all the Lin family's daughters be happy!
I really love this story. An Lingrong had such a wonderful younger sister like Daiyu in her life; it was truly a spiritual salvation. Daiyu wasn't alone either; she had such a strong older sister like Lingrong to rely on. It's so wonderful.
That's a brilliant idea! The title alone makes me want to read on; it's so clever! Looking forward to the sequel.
The pacing is very slow, and there are some minor issues with the details. Some chapters and plots really don't need to be written in too much detail. You can tell the author tried very hard to tell the story completely, but some things are a bit redundant and should be glossed over. Overall, the story is quite novel; I've never seen a fusion of worlds like this before. Keep it up!
The writing is fluent and doesn't deliberately smear others. An Lingrong was able to become a concubine without a family background and without children. Now that she has a family background, I'm even more looking forward to what's to come! How can Dream of the Red Chamber and The Legend of Zhen Huan be combined? I'm curious.