Gourmet Red Mansion: the Story of Baochai's Rebirth

The writing is really interesting, and the costume of Baochai is really eye-catching. I was so annoyed by Jia Baoyu when I was watching Red Mansions. How could a guy who tasted maid lipstick and hung out with her at a young age be worthy of Daiyu!

The male protagonist Baozhuang is quite unpleasant. He is a prince and good-looking, which is an advantage. Disadvantages: If Baochai is married and there is a big gap in status between him and her, he will definitely be looked down upon. In ancient times, filial piety was valued, and one had to be filial to the mother-in-law and father-in-law, who were the most difficult to serve in the world. Does Baozhuang love the heroine? The most important thing is that the female protagonist cooks delicious food and nourishes the body, right?

There are indeed new ideas, and the writing is good. After reading it, I like Chai Dai very much... Carrying the banner of Chai Dai...

It seemed very happy at first, but when it came to getting married, it revealed the cannibalistic nature of feudal society, and the royal power even more cannibalized people without spitting out their bones. Currently, I feel sorry for the crazy poppy who dotes on his sister. In order to block the black lotus monk, the prince Baochao, he endured all kinds of hardships, injuries, and poisonings, and was even thrown by the royal family to work in the corners of the world. Black Lotus's murderous nature is too serious, and the heroine will have to die unjustly if she is with him. . . .

Halfway through, a brother from the past life came here. It was inexplicable. It would be better not to have one at all.

2023, 12.29, 13:41

It was outrageous to do this to Xue Bawang, it felt like there was no emotion at all. Is that right for the Xue family's money?

I really can't stand the last few chapters. They were brothers and sisters in their previous lives. How did the author come up with the idea of ​​getting them married? There are many ways to protect your sister, but the author just wrote the most disturbing one.

In the first chapter, there is a scene missing. His own mother calls her mom, which is a servant.

This book deserves attention. Brothers and sisters who are passing by, come and invest while there are few people!

Little white text, very white and white, you can read it without thinking.

I really like Sister Lin here.

What about Chapters 49 and 50? Where has it gone?