[Crossover] Life as Someone Who Transmigrated into a Book

Sun Mingzhu's last paragraph is so disgusting. She obviously usurped Huo Yunxin's identity, and then she felt that Yunxin shouldn't show up, and others were too lazy to pay attention to you. She still came to make trouble for Yunxin, and kept causing trouble for Yunxin. In the end, half of her life was wasted, and she could only blame herself. Yunxin was obviously the most innocent!

I was just thinking, was Sun Mingzhu's mother not punished? This is a crime! Didn't the Sun family know that the child had been exchanged? Why wasn't it dealt with?

As the saying goes: "Men don't read Red Mansions, women don't read West Chamber." I have always thought "A Dream of Red Mansions" is a sad book. It does not involve history, military, and mythology like "Water Margin" and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and attract me. But my mother said: "A Dream of Red Mansions is one of China's four great classics. It always has its unique features, so you might as well give it a try." In this way, this summer vacation, I started my reading journey of "A Dream of Red Mansions". I didn't expect that its plot is so ups and downs that I couldn't put it down. I admire the author Cao Xueqin very much. He can write the characters in the book so lifelike, as if he is standing in front of me. Whether it's Baochai tiptoeing to flapping butterflies, dripping with sweat and panting in the end; or Qingwen's naivety and straightforwardness, asking to tear up a fan to relieve her anger; or Xiangyun lying drunk on the bluestone, with peonies flying all over her body, every character is so vivid and vivid, vividly displayed on the page. In this book, the person people remember the most is Lin Daiyu. Her strong self-esteem made her sensitive and suspicious when she was dependent on others. Therefore, Cao Xueqin described her life in the Grand View Garden with sentences such as "pay attention every step of the way, care about it all the time, and refuse to say one more word or walk one more step for fear of being laughed at by others." The seemingly simple sentences seem to vividly display Lin Daiyu's words and deeds before the readers' eyes. "Once the spring is over, the beauty grows old, and the flowers fall and people die without knowing it." Some people may say that the flowers fade is a natural law, and Daiyu uses flowers to describe herself. The mourning for the falling flowers is actually the mourning for herself. Cao Xueqin hinted at Lin Daiyu's tragic ending in such a clever way. The protagonist Jia Baoyu is a character with a distinctive personality. On the surface, he seems to be uneducated and ignorant, and does not read the books of saints and sages. He also mocks those who are eager for fame as "thieves of the country and ghosts." However, the author's creation of Jia Baoyu's character is to reveal his dissatisfaction with the social phenomena at that time, and his criticism and challenge to the teachings of Confucius and Mencius. I have to say that Cao Xueqin's ideological consciousness was very high at that time. I admire him very much for his ability to write the image of Jia Baoyu, a feudal rebel. The plot of this book fascinated me, and Cao Xueqin's superb writing skills were what attracted me to "Dream of Red Mansions". The book "Dream of Red Mansions" taught me a lot of writing techniques. For example, the characteristic of Wang Xifeng's appearance is that he hears his voice before seeing him. Written in this way, it immediately showed her unique status and status, and even more so her fierce character. For another example, when I wrote the chapter "Lin Daiyu Enters the Jia Mansion", I described the appearance and character of everyone in the Jia Mansion through Lin Daiyu's perspective. For another example, when Grandma Liu entered the Grand View Garden for the second time, Grandma Liu said, "Old Liu, Old Liu, eats as much as a cow; he eats an old sow without raising his head!" Which made everyone laugh. The author can write a variety of laughing styles according to each person's status and personality characteristics: Xiangyun is bold and cheerful, so he laughs like a mouthful of tea; Daiyu is naturally delicate, so she holds the table and calls "Aiyo"; Baoyu loves to act coquettishly in front of Jia Mu, so she laughs so much that she rolls into Jia Mu's arms. The servants can only hide out and squat to laugh or hold back laughter... I think I can learn these techniques from "Dream of Red Mansions" when writing in the future, and pay more attention to the detailed descriptions. Of course, all the detailed descriptions come from life. Only by paying attention to observation in daily life can we write wonderful and unforgettable words. When I read "A Dream of Red Mansions", I was sometimes happy and sometimes sad, sometimes angry and sometimes filled with emotion. My mood also kept changing with the development of the plot in the book. "A Dream of Red Mansions" is indeed a dazzling pearl in the history of Chinese literature, worthy of everyone's careful appreciation!

It's good to read, but I probably won't read it a second time. It's not that there's anything wrong with the text, it's that I don't like reading the same thing twice. So, the author loves you a lot, okay?

Excerpt The human body itself contains a special ability that can support the birth of cells and maintain various mechanisms of the human body. This power can also be achieved through exercise to the level of cultivation. It can be said that if you treat your body as the universe, and every cell in every drop of blood as a planet, and practice little by little, one day you will be able to achieve immortality.

Ah, light, okay

Why don't I write this book? I think I can still write it.

Didn't she mention the heavenly way of her dimension to her ancestors?

I think it's pretty cool that people in the Lu family are born with cheats! People who are not strong-minded can easily collapse↖(^ω^)↗

Dad, didn't you say there was a side story?