A Serious Person in the Red Mansion

This is one of the few good Red Mansions fan books that leaves people with endless aftertaste after reading it, and makes me want to read it again. It is by no means comparable to other Red Mansions Stallion pornographic novels. Thank you to the author! Highly recommended!

This book is very unique, Lin Daiyu's growth is reasonable, and the overall military and political plot is not poisonous but ups and downs (admittedly the design of plot twists is a bit repetitive). What I like most is to collect what should be collected and let go of what should not be collected. Especially Qin, I really don't understand why so many fans like her. The existence of this person will cause loopholes in the logic of many plots; this book is very good, Qin is still the wife of Brother Rong. It's almost finished, no delays, very refreshing

The book is quite good. It was like Red Mansion in the early stage. In the middle and later stages, the author should have considered the changes in the background of the story, but gradually it lost the taste of Red Mansion. The good thing is that the character creation can be elaborated, but to put it bluntly, it is just the reader's imagination, and the plot can be connected. What is a little sad is that there is basically no psychological description in the book, and it is too confusing to read from multiple perspectives. The plot of the garden and the upgrade route are 28%, but in the later stage it is a bit boring. Advice: It is not recommended for readers who want to read The Hairpin and Dai Yu. It basically has only one heroine, Dai Yu, and nothing else. I am getting angry just writing this book review. If you want to read about war and officialdom, it is better to just read other historical books. 😓

Are there any Red Mansions novels with a single female protagonist? There are too many stallions in the Red Mansion

The writing is quite good, but it lacks something. I still don't know what the protagonist wants to do, what goals he has and what he is working towards. It has always been passive and moving with the development of events, lacking the main idea and subjective initiative.

This book is considered to be the best among many Red Mansions, and has no major poisonous points. The first part was okay, and my expectations were pretty high, but the second part wasn't that great either, so I'm going to read it now. Even if you are engaged to Daiyu, you can't be as intimate as in modern times; time travel has a foundation in the past life, but the force is exaggerated; after all, the relationship with Yuanchun and others is not a real close relationship, and it lacks a little foreshadowing. An emperor must have a basic foundation. If he messes up, the protagonist will take his place later. If you take the gunpowder route, you'll basically have nothing to worry about. As for opening maps in those days, it was a wild land, so I took it for granted, so the expectations were much lower.

About the age setting: In the first year of Jianwu The protagonist is 16, Daiyu is 11, Baoyu is 12, Baochai is 13, Yingchun is 13, Tanchun is 11, Xichun is 8, Xiangyun is 10, Jia Huan is 8, and Jia Lan is 5 years old.

I once thought about using the skin of Red Mansions to write an imaginary history, rather than abandoning ethics and playing the Stallion Garden Opera of Red Mansions. This book is like walking out of my mind, fulfilling my previous imagination

In ancient times, a harem was necessary to succeed. The ancient harem is a symbol of power and is also conducive to gathering people's hearts. 1. To succeed, you need help from others. How can you make others trust you? Political marriage is the easiest. There are also complications, that is, the bundling of interests. Bundling of interests requires decentralization. In ancient times, imperial power was higher than the law. Moreover, the ancient laws were not perfect. It is normal for any ruler who wants to centralize power to be unable to keep bundling interests. This is because after decentralization, it is difficult to decentralize the concept of governance. After the founding of the country, many heroes who were bound by interests either killed the heroes after the founding of the country, or married them to force them to delegate power, or actively delegated power and became the emperor's tools. If they did not let them go, they would be executed or exiled. 2. Early death was common in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Moreover, in ancient times, there were few heirs and people's hearts were unstable. Because the level of medical care in ancient times was insufficient, the premature death rate was too high, and there was no inheritance after the death of the lord, so his subordinates fought for power and profit, causing social unrest. If you have many heirs, your subordinates will have someone to be loyal to and unite people's hearts.

Is it really appropriate to constantly provoke nobles and nobles in this situation of internal and external troubles? Is the emperor stupid and the emperor stupid too? This is not to dig a grave for oneself. Generally speaking, nobles hold most of the country's military power, so they want to exterminate the earl. If the royal family is smart, they should immediately respond to nobles and give an explanation, right?

There is one very good thing about this book. Wives and concubines are clearly distinguished. . There are many books that confuse people regardless of their size.

Open a post Regarding Wu Sangui, if you have anything to say, just say it directly. There is no need to secretly use so-called Internet code words. It's not that I don't understand anything. Besides, if you don't understand, you will delete it or ban it!

Brother author, this book is really for my taste. It's contradictory. I've read too much about the harem and wanted to read something lighter. But I can't write about The Red Mansion without the women of the Jia family, and I don't like the original heroine. I'm a Daiyu Party member, and I just want to find a single heroine in this book, but I haven't seen it. I'm confused. Can you tell me if you can tell me about the heroine in this book.

The author writes very well, but each chapter is a bit short. Alas, I still married Xiangyun again, I'm afraid I will marry someone else again! Jia Mu was never so sincere towards Daiyu, half of it was just a plot! Fortunately, Princess Dai herself is strong enough and capable of protecting herself, and Prince Hu is also a man who can handle things clearly. Otherwise, with the maids and maids who will be taken in in the future, there will be more than ten wives in the harem. In a few years and decades, this harem may not be what it will be like. The powerful Hu Dynasty should not need to rely on nepotism to maintain. If women are sent to the palace again in the future, I hope that Prince Hu, a modern man who has traveled through time and is not good at women, can still stand the test and refuse resolutely. Otherwise, although Prince Hu is not passionate about these women, he will be no different from a stallion or a scumbag. This is a denial of the male protagonist's ability to control the world and his personal character. In short, since I am a "serious man in the Red Mansion", I still like the harem to be quiet and clean, and the court to be vigorous and magnificent. Now that we have conquered the world, the male and female protagonists should work together to rule the world and benefit all people. It would be boring to have women hanging around.

Hurry up and rebel. I really can't stand this ghost court anymore. There are cows, ghosts, snakes, gods, weird flowers, and constant tricks 🙂 In addition, the expressiveness of Daiyu's writing must really highlight a clever person. I'm not lenient, but I think the author's criticism of the male protagonist and his reaction are a bit embarrassing. You can accept it if you don't highlight it at all. It's good to write that he is well-behaved and smart in front of the protagonist, but sly and sharp-tongued in front of others. This book is a breath of fresh air in the Red Mansion. It is very interesting. The author keeps up the good work.

There is a very good comment. Why do you think the emperor of the Red Chamber is a wise emperor? The dynasty is still in its heyday? Maybe it's Chongzhen

Please tell me where to file the complaint!

Is it just Daiyu, the author? If you are sure, invest, monthly tickets, and recommendation votes will all be given to you.

Ask, can Lin Daiyu give birth to a child with such a weak body? The protagonist is in an unprecedented rhythm

​Always write very well! Reading has been relaxing and comfortable recently, and it can be regarded as a break. Daiyu often gets a little jealous and loses her temper, which makes her more real and interesting. After all, Daiyu is younger than Amber and Baochai, but the situation forces her to mature prematurely. The elf woman who is full of talents and knows all kinds of music, chess, poetry and painting is still Daiyu. Besides, it's hard to find a good wife like Daiyu all over the world. She can't be overly worthy of the male protagonist's love, and Daiyu is already very indulgent towards the male protagonist. No matter what, I hope that Daiyu will always remain absolutely sober and strive for self-improvement, always have a stage to display her talents, and be able to completely distinguish herself from other women in Jia Hu. After having children, she studies industry and commerce, manages the Huang Family Academy, studies geophysics, and has an insight into all the dynamics of the court. She can discuss any political affairs with Jia Hu at any time and give advice. The two of them always have the same thoughts and understanding. This kind of Daiyu is just right in all aspects. After all, no one likes the naive and pure love-minded Daiyu. The authors of some books like to let Daiyu compete with other women for favor or group favor. Daiyu fans can't tolerate it but they can't do anything about it. This book handles it very well. There are great rivers and mountains and world domination. There are many big things that these two couples want to do. Although there is only one heroine, it is not boring at all, and it is even interesting. I hope that this couple can go out more often and stop being trapped in a corner of the harem in the capital. As for the splendor and wealth of the capital, let those idle women enjoy it...

Single female protagonist, I like it.

Although the male protagonist was not very good when Sister Lin got married. But married life is quite happy. The male protagonist is a good husband and father.

This Rakshasa Empress should be the famous Catherine the Great

Please add some details, I hope you will update soon, understand?

By the way, this is the end of the 18th century, right? The Opium War is not far away, does the protagonist have no ideas?

It's been a while since I've been to Qidian. I've saved up a lot of chapters and I'm ready to read them to my heart's content.