Undercover in the Ningguo Mansion

Am I just not suited to reading fanfiction of Dream of the Red Chamber? Every time I see Lin Daiyu, I think of Daiyu uprooting the willow tree.

I've read quite a few versions of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and yours is excellent. If you continue writing like this, I'll subscribe to all your works. However, some characters are beyond redemption—like Jia Wangshi, Jia Zheng, and the Ningguo Mansion.

He wrote seven books, four of which were taken down.

After watching it, here are a few thoughts. 1. The pace was too fast; the scenes in the Grand View Garden were basically over. 2. He barely interacted with the female characters in *Dream of the Red Chamber*. 3. Whether it's Bao-yu and Dai-yu, the three sisters of the Spring and Autumn period, or the other young ladies, there's little interaction between them; they're all mentioned only briefly.

The author's books on Dream of the Red Chamber all share a common characteristic: they start strong but decline as they progress, becoming increasingly unrestrained and incoherent.

The emperor called his country "Northern Ming," which shows he really had some foresight.

Changing the map is a bit awkward; it looks like you're forcing your way in and causing trouble. (A separate, unrelated statement: "Turning the tide, bestowing a title.")

It's written like a joke; the character development is absurd.

Goodbye! You seem to want everyone on the street, even the vegetable vendors, to know you're an undercover agent.

The author's works on Dream of the Red Chamber all start strong but decline in quality, and this book is now completely incoherent and nonsensical.