Red Mansion: Sit and Watch the Rise from the Tall Building

Gold and jade bracelets, not golden training and jade training The protagonist plundered slaves from five families, and in the end the total amount was more than 500,000 taels. I felt that it was not that little. The Lai family robbed the big one and Lai Erliang, and it felt like this was the number. The other families should have less. Everything else is pretty good [like]

Let me express my opinion first. This is the way I like to describe it. It moisturizes things silently. There is not much nonsense, it is completely about the protagonist's thinking, and the supporting characters appear one after another. There is not much description space. Unlike other novels, one supporting character has to write a chapter, and you don't know who the protagonist is when you look at it, or the whole process is self-righteous and over-thinking. The story has the flavor of a martial arts novel, which is also a highlight. As for fan fiction, as long as it describes the possibilities, as long as it can be logically closed, it is a good story. If it completely follows the original thinking, then what's the point? What's more, the story unfolds very naturally, without any pretense or superimposed words. The logic is clear and the introduction is clear. The introduction mentioned that it was the first book on the theme of Red Mansions. After reading more than 30 chapters, I could not see the traces of my debut. I also read the author's introduction. Sure enough, I came from the Siheyuan. This is a camp and a soldier. It is commendable for courage and deserves five stars. I look forward to not collapsing.

The plot is okay so far. It's not like some Dream of Red Mansions novels where you just start killing everyone and start a harem. The author deserves great encouragement (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ and hopes to persevere and maintain this style.

The plot is narrated, and it is indeed different from what I have seen before. The logic is clear, the characters are distinct, and the major supporting roles appear one after another. As the introduction said, if this style can be maintained without collapse, it will be a masterpiece.

The introduction is very simple, and the layout of the first chapter can tell that the scene is grand. After listening to more than 20 chapters, it is indeed narrated and gradually deepened. The settings of the characters in Red Mansions have been changed, and the characters are not divorced from their status. It is worth looking forward to.

Very good. I can watch it.