Transmigrate into a Book: Lin Daiyu of Dream of the Red Chamber

The author writes about a female protagonist who transmigrates into the body of Daiyu from the novel *Dream of the Red Chamber*. She speaks eloquently and persuasively, using her lucky, transmigrated body to refute the prophecy of a bald-headed monk, refuting his arguments with unparalleled eloquence. That's nothing, right? It's just standard practice for the female lead.

This author is quite knowledgeable about Dream of the Red Chamber! This is a really good fanfiction, much better than some that use the Dream of the Red Chamber name. It's a truly conscientious work, and I'm giving it my vote! (The author who adds extra chapters is the cutest!)

A very good read. I finished it in one go. I'm also a fan of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. I really hope Daiyu's family is doing well.

Most people who dress up as characters from "Dream of the Red Chamber" wear supporting roles or even original characters. It's really rare to see someone dare to dress up as Daiyu... I ask you, which modern girl can surpass Daiyu from Cao Xueqin's pen? It inevitably feels like a poor imitation.

The word choice and style are reminiscent of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, but a small part... The plot design often makes me think to myself. For example, every time I see Daiyu, I wish I could save her. When I'm with everyone around, I can't help but think: Are you kidding me? Does it have to be this saintly? If Daiyu wasn't a time traveler, but simply a reincarnated person...

This is a good book. Although I haven't read Dream of the Red Chamber, after learning so much, I feel that the characters in Dream of the Red Chamber are all very unlucky. I know their general personality and such. Now that I've seen this, I think it's really good.

Although I really like Daiyu, and the author arranged for her to have someone who wholeheartedly loves her, which I'm satisfied with, the character descriptions of other characters in the book are quite different from those in Dream of the Red Chamber. Many characters are even portrayed negatively.

This isn't written like a modern transmigration novel; the female lead doesn't feel modern at all. It would be better to just say she's from the Qing Dynasty and transmigrated after reading *The Story of the Stone*. It's unclear what her job was in her previous life, and she seems to know nothing about life after transmigrating, only how to navigate social situations.

They've completely lost the values ​​and perspectives of modern people.

This is a fanfiction with a strong Dream of the Red Chamber style! When I first read it, I disliked Daiyu's pettiness a little, but I couldn't bear to give up. After a few days of reading, I reread it, and it definitely gets better with each reading!! The only downside is the reappearance of the scenes where everyone laughs.