
The Dreamlike Years of the Red Chamber
红楼之韶光如梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 704k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This is the most interesting author I have ever seen. It is obvious that the author has his own unique insights into Red Mansion. Sometimes I feel that this book is not like an online novel. It is very personal and not purely commercial. In recent years, most of the second-generation fan fiction in Red Mansion has been harem novels. There are few good books written by veteran authors who have been involved in Red Mansion fandom for many years. Unfortunately, they cannot escape the stereotype. Ning Rong started his career, married Bao Dai, pretended to be a slap in the face, and reached the peak of his life. Fixed templates, no matter how good they are, can only be called food after seeing them too much. On the other hand, some authors have taken a different approach, either by dramatizing the plot (such as the civet cat replacing the prince), or by jumping out of the four major families and establishing a new position. It is a bit interesting and eye-catching, but there is nothing "red mansion flavor". It's like a standard online novel plot that just uses the setting of the Red Mansion. Many authors have little understanding of the plot of Red Mansions, the characters in Red Mansions, and the metaphor of Red Mansions, or they simply follow the generally accepted interpretations. Whether it is the Jiaxu version, the Jimao version, the Gengchen version, etc., I hope to see different opinions. These interpretations may be well-founded, true or false, or absurd. Most Red Mansions fan fiction basically adopts the most "orthodox" interpretation, or they avoid talking about the metaphors in the book, pass them by, or do not ask for a thorough explanation. Let me tell you, some people think that the twelve golden hairpins are all ghosts and elves, some think that the Dream of Red Mansions borrows from the past to satirize the present, some think that it tells the story of the Ming Dynasty, and some think that it tells the past stories of Bada Shanren. The characters in the book may be just people, they may be the emperor's ministers, they may be ghosts and elves, these are all worth thinking about. We are not academics. It is terrible not to understand. It is important to have your own understanding. At least in the author's book, I can feel that the author is conveying something. I hope future books or authors can expand their ideas.
Chapter 26: Spring Clothing
Wearing an indigo, moon and white printed cross-collar long coat, and a white pleated skirt. Taken from the 1987 version of Dream of Red Mansions.
The author writes very hard in the first part The second part is too realistic The third part is getting better and better
A new book is out, support the author along the way
This book ranks first among me in The Red Mansion. One shows Mrs. Wang in another visual way. One writes about my fantasy of Daiyu's life after her marriage. The other writes about how time travelers simply don't have much ability. They realize that they are more ordinary and cannot save them all. The other writes about the excitement of the Garden Opera, so good, so good.
After reading a few chapters, this is the biography of Mrs. Wang. . What the hell is Mrs. Wang in the original book? She has rectified her name in this book. . It is said that I hate the criticism of my elders the most, especially when I am the most controversial person but I am "righteous" and accuse others, just like I am unfilial and blithely say to others, "You must be filial to your parents", which is quite ridiculous.
Author, I find that your three Red Mansions are like a trilogy, and together they look like a complete novel. Your understanding of the starting point of Red Mansions is very attractive. At least from the starting point, I have read almost all Red Mansions fan novels. Only your feelings and views are more realistic. Can you reopen a complete movie?
It's well written, why isn't it popular?
I feel that the protagonist is still too naive, and his behavior of retreating to the mountains and forests is a great disservice to his parents, sister, Xifeng, and other people who sincerely care for him.
Long time no see. It's not like your style. At least I insist on finishing one or two of them. It's better to have a beginning and an end.