A New Tale of the Dream of the Red Chamber

This is the most acceptable one among the many Red Mansions fan fiction I have read. Although it is a little desolate, it still fits the meaning of the original novel. Like it very much

Although I like the original Daiyu very much, this Daiyu is really frustrating. . . It used to be helpless, but now it gives me a feeling of being incompetent but pretending to be noble.

This book was very depressing to read! ! ! Maybe it's because I'm not mature enough, but throughout the whole story, the protagonist, like a saint, is just looking on while being slapped on the left cheek and stretching the other cheek! ! ! Perhaps it is because of his self-proclaimed ability to cultivate immortality and the fact that he looks down at the people in the Red Mansion from a moral high point and is too lazy to fight for his own interests. He is really an expert who can see through the world of mortals! It doesn't necessarily mean that the protagonist changes his fate in a dramatic way to be a Red Mansions fanfic, but the ending here is purely for the perfect ending of the original work. Of course, this is a textual research version of the novel based on the opinions of the experts. . . The fact that Sister Lin, who is not a mortal, can be so aloof and disdainful of yellow and white things is because of her guaranteed capital: magic. I can only say that Sister Lin is also a human being, and a scholar who despises money and other things is really not worthy of being proud. And are Sister Lin really that close to the Jia family? It's just that Mrs. Jia has a real relationship. . . Maybe I have a character that enjoys grudges, so I hate it when I am clearly striving for power and money but I insist on finding an excuse for my sad life experience, which is so fake. In modern times, I prefer pure SEX workers, equal sex and material transactions; as for those who are so-called self-motivated people who also follow the upper class and add a noble cloak to everything they do, I also deeply despise them! I read the digression of this article: Those who despise the prostitute the most despise the prostitute. I prefer that the whole Jia family has no good outcome; I don't pity the maids whose ambitions are as high as the sky and their destiny is as thin as paper; for the Jia family who are masters of house fighting, although they can understand their starting point (who made the author behind each character helplessly and carefully pickle them), they still hate this kind of false politeness and bottomless greed. . .

This ending is indeed in line with the spirit of the original work

Ah, after reading this, romantics usually die before the age of 30. Those who cannot die often transform the people they initially hated... Life... However, compared to the ending of them being tortured to death in their prime, this ending, although not very good, is still acceptable...

The defeat of the Jia family is really a tragedy Being undefeated is also a tragedy

Those Madonna texts or those paired with water-solubility feel quite enjoyable for a while, but in the end they still don't match the tone of the original text at all. Although the tone of this article is most consistent with the original work, it always seems to make people feel weak and helpless. In the end, people still can't fight and can only obey. . .

The article "Flowers Bloom" breaks down the red building for us to see~~~tear off the beautiful painting, leaving behind the infinitely sad truth

With distant eyes, wandering among the mountains and rivers, free from worldly disturbances, it is unknown whether she will actually be said to be a fairy (just like the "Ruoyu" lady that Grandma Liu mentioned before)

A very good Red Mansion fan, it changed my view on Baoyu