The Jia Clan Is Going Down? I'll Give It a Kick!

Very well written, but too impatient. At the age of fifteen, I just got a job in the Ministry of Industry. You run to find Lin Ruhai. Your parents are no longer there. You have a broken yard at home. Your courage is commendable. In the original play, Daiyu enters the capital at the age of seven. She has no father or mother. You run to Lin Ruhai. Do you think she will be beaten to death?

It feels like that. Writing about Red Mansions fans on Tomato usually only attracts readers if they are good ones, or they rely on their large volume to attract people. I'm not happy with the writing and it's so slow. It's not big. I have seen a lot of red buildings with good ideas (but not too many that I was unhappy with), and they will soon be discontinued. I can still watch it, but I don't know if updates will be discontinued.

The pace of this book is the most comfortable I have ever seen. When it should be fast, it is fast. The journey south to Jinling is covered in one chapter; when it should be slow, it is slow. The section about picking up the plaque at Ningguo Mansion took two full chapters, but it did not feel delayed at all. The author knows how to leave blank space. The first official meeting between Jia Qiong and Daiyu was under the eyes of Jia Mu. There was not a single word that went against the rules, but it made you feel that something was slowly sprouting between these two people.

It's important to have a story. Because of most fans, you can know what the plot will be next. The characters are vividly drawn. There are not many characters appearing today, but several distinctive characters have been portrayed in this space. Although it's a bit cheesy, it's cool enough. It's true. In fact, this point is inseparable from the plot, but it's really important. It's not just Che Luolun's words that make it great. Also, there's not enough to read, so I'll add a bookshelf to keep it [crying]

I have seen many people saying that the historical description is unreasonable. What you think is whether the Red Mansion Control is reasonable or not? As long as I kick the Jia family, I will be very happy. I am a fan of Daiyu. I don't like the Jia family and the Xue family. As long as I mess with these two families, I will give it a five-star rating.

It's worth watching. It's not like most Red Mansions fans who make a fool of themselves and write about house fights every day. Instead, they are more about running around and developing without breaking away from the theme of Red Mansions. The plot should be fast but not draggy.

The author's perspective on interpreting Red Mansions is quite different. I had never discovered these details before, and the logic is self-consistent and suddenly enlightened.

When reading Red Mansions, one is afraid of encountering some random original heroines, such as princesses, princesses, etc. However, this author uses all the original cast members.

I finished it in two days. It is a good book. The male protagonist is the kind of smart man who is determined to climb up the ladder. The decisiveness of exchanging the marriage certificate for five thousand gold really poked me.

The only drawback is that there are too few chapters. More updates are needed.