
[Dream of the Red Chamber] You Sanjie's Struggle for a Better Life
[红楼]尤三姐的奋斗生活
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 142k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
47Chapters
1.7kFavorites
8.8Score
1.5kNutrient gifts
7kClicks per chapter
350Comments
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Funny, Lighthearted Reads
Romance and no-romance stories, all easygoing reads that require no overthinking and are very relaxing. Mainly contemporary romance and stories set in earlier eras. All are stories I have read myself.
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Unforgettable
Moving moments
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Finished Reading List
Finished reading, clearing my bookshelf
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Reader comments 40
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Why do I say this article is good? Because in the Jinjiang Red Mansion Fandom Zone, 80% of the authors have not read the original work, or have read it but were too deeply influenced by Cheng Gao's book. (Most of them have never read the original work). When an author writes something like this, it looks very naive and OOC at first glance. At that time, it seemed that the author of this article had carefully studied the first eighty chapters, and he also had his own opinions on the characters. I didn't like the heroine of this article, You Sanjie, before, but after this article, I feel a little more affection for her.
It's rare for fellow Red Mansions people who haven't stepped on a handful of them 🥺, and I was moved. When I was a child, I only thought that treasure hairpins were vulgar, but later I realized that which of the twelve golden hairpins was destined to be my own?
I'll make up for it. Some people in the comment area really confuse right and wrong and spread rumors. This article is very good-looking, one of the best among Jinjiang Red Mansion fans, not exaggerated, not OOC, reasonable and smooth.
This kind of ending is very good. It's rare to get married without Hei Bao Yu Bao Dai.
Wow, the writing is great. There is no such thing as Hei Baochai because of my good relationship with Daiyu. I have read a lot of articles about diodes, and they are all girls, and they are all pitiful people. Who has a big hatred against whom? Originally, the writing was so smooth that these details did not matter. Unexpectedly, the wife still tried her best to give everyone some good endings within the logic. I am very considerate ~
The writing is very good. It's rare to find a novel that doesn't treat people like Beijing Wang as saviors. I'm lucky to be safe
If Daiyu is being treated as a kid, then Fairy Jiangzhu really might as well come and go cleanly.
It's good. Everyone has a good ending. I don't know how many tears I shed when I watched the 1987 version of the TV series.
I finished reading it, I like this article, I like the ending, I like this kind of Miss You San
Da Da wrote really well, especially the interpretation of Bao Chai. I originally thought Da Da was also the kind of person who hates and belittles Sister Bao. I am superficial. Sister Bao is transparent, but there are many things she cannot control. Moreover, she is not interested in love and love. She may think Xichun is indifferent to others, but I think it is quite normal. She is a relative without feelings. In the end, she went too far to protect herself. But the Jia family is gone, and it is difficult for her to be a sister-in-law. Hey.