Gourmet Delights in Dream of the Red Chamber: Baochai’s Rebirth
美食红楼：宝钗重生记事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 570k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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This is really interesting to read; dressing up as Baochai is quite eye-catching. I was so annoyed with Jia Baoyu when reading *Dream of the Red Chamber*—a little kid who tasted the maids' lipstick and hung out with them, how could he be worthy of Daiyu!
The male lead, Baozhuang, is quite unlikable. He's a prince and handsome, which is an advantage. His disadvantage is that after marriage, the social gap between him and Baochai is too great, inevitably leading to Baochai looking down on him. In ancient times, filial piety was paramount, and he also had to be dutiful to the most difficult in-laws in the world. Does Baozhuang love the female lead? Most likely, it's because she's a good cook and her cooking is healthy.
It's definitely original, well-written, and I've been following it closely. I really like both Baochai and Daiyu... I'm definitely taking up the Baochai-Daiyu banner...
2023, 12.29, 13:41
My past life brother appeared out of nowhere; it was so inexplicable, I wish he hadn't existed at all.
I was enjoying it at first, but once the topic of marriage came up, the cannibalistic nature of feudal society was revealed. Royal power, in particular, is ruthless and cruel. I'm currently feeling sorry for the doting sister, Yu Meiren, who suffers all sorts of hardships, injuries, and poisoning to protect her from the scheming monk Prince Baotong.
I really couldn't finish the last few chapters. They were siblings in their past life, how could the author have come up with the idea of them getting married? There are so many ways to protect a sister, but the author just had to write the most irritating one.
This treatment of Xue Bawang is outrageous; it shows absolutely no emotion. Does it do justice to the Xue family's money?
The very first chapter reveals a scene where the protagonist calls his own mother "Mom," a term used to address servants or slaves.
This book is worth paying attention to. Brothers and sisters who are passing by, take advantage of the smaller crowds and invest now!