Travel through the Dream of Red Mansions. Modern people fall into a dream and mistakenly look into the book of fate. When they wake up again, they have become the most useless and most beloved Jia Baoyu in the Rongguo Mansion.
Qin Keqing is still here, Daiyu is not dead, Baochai is not cold yet, Qingwen is not chased away, Tanchun is not married far away, Yingchun has not entered the den of tigers and wolves.
But he knew that the ending of this wealthy red building had already been written by fate. Zhu Fang's life is miserable, the family is in decline, and prosperity is like a dream, and finally it becomes a vast white land.
Now that he's here, he can't just be the Baoyu who cries all the time.
Starting from Qin Keqing, he wants to take action with his own hands, reverse the old dream of Red Mansions, and protect the daughters who were destined to wither.
This time, there should no longer be only sighs in the fate book.
Reader comments
How should I put it? Slow-burning is really slow-burning. The author's writing style is indeed good, but nowadays everyone is pursuing fast food and fast pace. I know the author wants to write a good story, but the narrative is really too slow. It is quite anxious to watch. Just save Qin Keqing. There are almost 30 chapters..., I am still a late reader, and I may have been anxious to death if I followed this book from the beginning. When Qin Keqing hanged himself, I was still wondering if there was no way to save him [laughing evilly], and then I jumped to the latest chapter to see, oh, he is still alive, don't worry.
I personally quite like this book. Compared to those books that always talk about time travel at the beginning..., The author's writing is more obscure, which I think is good. Otherwise, some people would say at the beginning that they were lucky enough to get here. Gua la gua la. I don't really accept that straightforwardness... I think the substitution should be similar to the original work [face covering]
Many of the fanfics about Red Mansion are too violent towards Jia Mu in the Jia family. I think this book is still in line with my impression of Jia Mu. Reading books is to relax, enrich one's spiritual world, make up for regrets, and go too far to dig out details... I can only say that everyone has their own preferences.
I am currently wondering how Qin Keqing will solve it. I think her feelings for Baoyu are dependent on her, but there should be no love between men and women (I am stupid and think one-sidedly, and the label of the book does not mention the heroine, so I don't know how it will be written). And she has a husband. Will the relationship between husband and wife be more relaxed in the future? Or if it's just a matter of survival, I don't know.
By the way, it is recommended that the author keep the updates stable. Tomato seems to be looking for you to stop updating. The interruption in the early stage will cause the push traffic to drop. If you have enough time, you can update a few more and save them, or split one chapter into two chapters. At least ensure the stability of the updates. If it is not possible, change the title and cover of the book. After all, it is not special. At first glance, it is easy to skip it. Readers must simply take a look at the title of the book first to see if it suits their taste, and whether it has novel themes, right? Then there is the introduction, and then flip through it to see if the author is stable in updating it (for fear of running away, or if it takes a few weeks to update a chapter), and whether the content of the previous chapters attracts me, what is the number of words, and whether there are too many.
If there are too many readers, it is normal to find faults. It is difficult to agree with others, and I think we can add a few more labels. After all, we don't know the final direction very well at the moment. We only know that it must have been saved [laughing and crying]
Jia Baoyu, who knew the subsequent plot developments of The Red Mansion, had no choice but to stop being stupid because he didn't want those tragedies to happen again. Taking advantage of Jia Mu's situation to save Qin Keqing, from the author's description, we can see that there are many obstacles in changing Jin Chai's ending. However, even if Jia Baoyu is no longer confused, it will be difficult to change the fate of the Jia family. I am looking forward to seeing what path the author arranges for Baoyu to take. The plot is quite logical, the writing is also very good, and the titles of each chapter are also clever. The characters in Red Mansions that appear more frequently, such as Dai Yu, who is sensitive and thoughtful, with an unforgiving mouth and a soft heart, are well executed. Sister Feng became my mouthpiece in this book, and Yin Yang Jia Zhen was a pleasure to watch. I feel that most people who read Red Mansions fandom hate Jia Baoyu, but I feel that this is a bit too harsh on a young man who was not an adult until the end. It is really inappropriate to use modern standards to frame a character in an ancient work. Come on, author, you must keep writing.
The author has a thorough understanding of the original work of "Dream of Red Mansions", and the character's behavior basically follows the original character logic. He does not forcibly reverse black and white or make a villain for the sake of pleasure. Some readers commented that he has a "Cao Gong's appearance and spirit", and he respects the original work among his peers.
Overall, this is a refreshing novel about changing lives in Red Mansions that sets standards, has precise entry points, and clear emotional appeals. It is worth reading and reading during the book shortage.
Well written, keep up the good work! ! I'll take care of it first
I am very much looking forward to the development of the plot in the future. If I talk about changing my life, I am very curious about how to change the fate of Jia's house being ransacked.
How should I put it? Slow-burning is really slow-burning. The author's writing style is indeed good, but nowadays everyone is pursuing fast food and fast pace. I know the author wants to write a good story, but the narrative is really too slow. It is quite anxious to watch. Just save Qin Keqing. There are almost 30 chapters..., I am still a late reader, and I may have been anxious to death if I followed this book from the beginning. When Qin Keqing hanged himself, I was still wondering if there was no way to save him [laughing evilly], and then I jumped to the latest chapter to see, oh, he is still alive, don't worry. I personally quite like this book. Compared to those books that always talk about time travel at the beginning..., The author's writing is more obscure, which I think is good. Otherwise, some people would say at the beginning that they were lucky enough to get here. Gua la gua la. I don't really accept that straightforwardness... I think the substitution should be similar to the original work [face covering] Many of the fanfics about Red Mansion are too violent towards Jia Mu in the Jia family. I think this book is still in line with my impression of Jia Mu. Reading books is to relax, enrich one's spiritual world, make up for regrets, and go too far to dig out details... I can only say that everyone has their own preferences. I am currently wondering how Qin Keqing will solve it. I think her feelings for Baoyu are dependent on her, but there should be no love between men and women (I am stupid and think one-sidedly, and the label of the book does not mention the heroine, so I don't know how it will be written). And she has a husband. Will the relationship between husband and wife be more relaxed in the future? Or if it's just a matter of survival, I don't know. By the way, it is recommended that the author keep the updates stable. Tomato seems to be looking for you to stop updating. The interruption in the early stage will cause the push traffic to drop. If you have enough time, you can update a few more and save them, or split one chapter into two chapters. At least ensure the stability of the updates. If it is not possible, change the title and cover of the book. After all, it is not special. At first glance, it is easy to skip it. Readers must simply take a look at the title of the book first to see if it suits their taste, and whether it has novel themes, right? Then there is the introduction, and then flip through it to see if the author is stable in updating it (for fear of running away, or if it takes a few weeks to update a chapter), and whether the content of the previous chapters attracts me, what is the number of words, and whether there are too many. If there are too many readers, it is normal to find faults. It is difficult to agree with others, and I think we can add a few more labels. After all, we don't know the final direction very well at the moment. We only know that it must have been saved [laughing and crying]
Jia Baoyu, who knew the subsequent plot developments of The Red Mansion, had no choice but to stop being stupid because he didn't want those tragedies to happen again. Taking advantage of Jia Mu's situation to save Qin Keqing, from the author's description, we can see that there are many obstacles in changing Jin Chai's ending. However, even if Jia Baoyu is no longer confused, it will be difficult to change the fate of the Jia family. I am looking forward to seeing what path the author arranges for Baoyu to take. The plot is quite logical, the writing is also very good, and the titles of each chapter are also clever. The characters in Red Mansions that appear more frequently, such as Dai Yu, who is sensitive and thoughtful, with an unforgiving mouth and a soft heart, are well executed. Sister Feng became my mouthpiece in this book, and Yin Yang Jia Zhen was a pleasure to watch. I feel that most people who read Red Mansions fandom hate Jia Baoyu, but I feel that this is a bit too harsh on a young man who was not an adult until the end. It is really inappropriate to use modern standards to frame a character in an ancient work. Come on, author, you must keep writing.
The author has a thorough understanding of the original work of "Dream of Red Mansions", and the character's behavior basically follows the original character logic. He does not forcibly reverse black and white or make a villain for the sake of pleasure. Some readers commented that he has a "Cao Gong's appearance and spirit", and he respects the original work among his peers. Overall, this is a refreshing novel about changing lives in Red Mansions that sets standards, has precise entry points, and clear emotional appeals. It is worth reading and reading during the book shortage.
Well written, keep up the good work! ! I'll take care of it first
I am very much looking forward to the development of the plot in the future. If I talk about changing my life, I am very curious about how to change the fate of Jia's house being ransacked.