Dream of the Red Chamber: The Grand Tutor's Child Bride Turns Out to Be a Young Lin Daiyu
红楼：太傅的童养媳竟是小林黛玉
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Dream of the Red Chamber Stories You Can't Bear to Delete
As long as it's good!
I Don't Believe Tomato Has A High-Quality Dream Of The Red Chamber
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Any Well-Written Dream of the Red Chamber Fan Fiction? No Harem Stories!!
I don't know why this thread is getting so many replies again lately, but could you please read the request? I said no harem novels. I think there are a lot of unresolved regrets in the story; I'm not here for your wish-fulfillment about building a harem.
Dream of the Red Chamber Power Fantasy, Targeting Grandmother Jia, Jia Zheng, Second Madam Wang, and Jia Min
I really want to see the old Duke Jia reborn and find out what kind of people he married. The eldest son’s family is hopeless: those who could die have died, and the ones still alive were all raised into useless wastrels. The second son and his wife are both stupid and poisonous. Jia Min may not be a good person either, directly leaving the Lin family without descendants and sending generations of family wealth back to her maternal family.
Finished All the Great Dream of the Red Chamber Stories, Come Argue with Me If You Disagree
Looking for Really Good Dream of the Red Chamber Stories: Not Brain-Dead, Multiple Women, No Jia Baoyu
Looking for Smart, In-Character Dream of the Red Chamber Fics. No OOC, No OOC, Please, No OOC!
Are There Any More Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Like This?
Looking for books similar to *Miaoyu’s Playful Tour of the Grand View Garden*. Fanfiction that stays true to the original and respects its spirit. Nothing else!
Any Stories With Lin Daiyu as the Heroine, Where She Never Has to Take Any Crap?
Today I came across a video recommending a story where Daiyu transmigrates into a book. Lin Daiyu ends up as the senior sister in a cultivation novel. When her master asks her to give her sword to her junior sister, she responds with a string of sarcastic remarks. It got me wondering if there are any stories like that. Stories based on *Dream of the Red Chamber* are fine too.
Transmigration into Dream of the Red Chamber Stories
Does anyone have novels based on the Dream of the Red Chamber? Please share your recommendations.
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where the Protagonist Isn't from the Jia Family, Because I Can't Stand Them
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Any Dream of the Red Chamber–Style Stories Where Someone Leaves the Two Jia Mansions to Make It on Their Own?
Dream of the Red Chamber with Daiyu as the Female Lead
Dream of the Red Chamber, Where Daiyu Takes on the Jia Family and Keeps the Lin Family Fortune From Being Swallowed Up
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories Where Someone Treats Daiyu Well and She Finally Has Someone to Rely On
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When watching Dream of Red Mansions, I actually wanted him to have a good ending. I always felt that this ending was too miserable. Later, I felt that my Daiyu was so good. He should not have only one choice, and that choice was still so rubbish. After reading a lot, I am actually very picky about this one. He really writes what I want in every aspect, but I feel that he is not the kind of person who has not thought clearly. Then I just wrote it casually, and I didn't mean to say goodbye, and I think you have the patience to read it, because he can make you feel interested, but will not make you feel too rigid. His story is different, but he is describing the rules and Daiyu's emotions are very well accepted, and he comes abiding by the rules. I thought at first he would take him to his own home, but no Thinking of enduring this for so long, the male protagonist has grown up, and the female protagonist is 12 years old, almost 29. Then the female protagonist likes him herself, and then he knows it, and she starts to mention the engagement. I feel that the emotions that were ignored in Dream of Red Mansions and not taken seriously are made up for here. Like those who say that Lin Daiyu is reborn or has memories, and then starts to take revenge, you just I can feel that I am re-reading a novel, not that I am making up for the regret of Dream of Red Mansions, but this novel makes me feel that my Daiyu has really met a very good person, someone who understands him very well, respects him, and understands his emotions. He is very stable, and he will not miss a step. I think he is really good, very good, and I respect Daiyu. They are really good and good people.
I don't know if I should continue reading, but I just watched the beginning, and something went wrong with the age setting. The hero's father made an appointment with Lin Ruhai when he was 6 years old. 12 Years later, the hero was 18 years old. Lin Ruhai was seriously ill. When Daiyu was mentioned, Daiyu was 5 years old... Let's talk about the original work. When Jia Min died in the original work, Lin Daiyu was already about 7 years old. Lin Ruhai was seriously ill and Daiyu was estimated to be about 9 years old...
It is an obvious AI text, with inconsistent logic and repetitive sentences. For example, Lin Ruhai is seriously ill and tells the male protagonist that there is a letter under the pillow until Daiyu grows up, but the protagonist has no idea about it later. In chapter 26, Lao Zhou asked twice if he knew the content of the letter. It is an obvious AI text.
I read a few pages first and found that this book is quite well written. Big cheers for the author!
First give me five stars. The author writes well.
Good,,,,
The plot is pretty good [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]