[Dream of the Red Chamber] Orchids Meet Pearls

I have finished reading it. The writing is good and the male and female protagonists are well matched. However, I recommend forgetting it if it is directed at Daiyu. The author pays more attention to the people in the Red Mansion, and the length is even far greater than that of Daiyu and Liu Yu.

Watched it again and it was still good. There is no unrealistic delusion, but it is so beautiful. The people in the story seem like real people, and finally reached their own place. After reading it, I still feel that I am still satisfied.

How come the male and female protagonists haven't had a heart-to-heart relationship with each other in more than two hundred chapters? I'm really convinced.

Although the plot from the perspective of the male protagonist is the focus, it is not well explained. The romance part is desirable but not touching. The supporting characters have no three-dimensional soul. Are all the people in the Lin family true, good and beautiful? How much do you like Lin Daiyu? There are a lot of plots for the male protagonist, but they are very unrealistic and unrealistic. He tried to catch them at both ends but failed at both ends. There are always ups and downs in a story. I didn't see the difficulty and failure of the male and female protagonists. It was almost going to heaven. Lian Longduo used it, but the author was very fond of binding the women's feet. Chang carefully abides by it, and for the male protagonist, the country is the most important. According to his character, it is impossible to ask to marry Daiyu. It is like a male-perspective novel forcing a love story that seems to be in love. Why should he be named a crown princess if he can be a concubine? Can I also have this woman? Will a man make a losing business? The princess can marry someone with a strong family, or we can look at it later. If there is no affection between the male and female protagonists, there is no way to forcefully rationalize what the male protagonist does. If a character puts himself into it, he will know whether it is reasonable or not. I don't think it is reasonable.

The early stage was very good, so I bought the whole book. I regretted it to death after reading it. Another life of Sister Lin? Do you want to count how many words you have talked about Sister Lin? This is too watery

I'll give it a reluctant 60 points. If it could save dozens of chapters of old events in the Jia family, I could give it more. Unfortunately, the author's writing style is acceptable, but his thinking is not enough. He really has no imagination about the people and plots not mentioned in the book. No wonder he has to rely on the original work to make up the word count.

There are very few emotional scenes, but people's hearts are unpredictable and it's good to think that Daiyu may not be deeply in love, but the writing is a little too restrained and tasteless.

I can't stand it at all.

It is better to be Wu Zetian than to be a feudal empress. I'm here to write a sweet redemption story. I'm not here to read about everyone telling the heroine not to love her too much. Even the heroine aims to be a virtuous queen.

It made me feel so uncomfortable. I really couldn't stand the rest of it, so I skipped through it and read it. Wow.