Dream of the Red Chamber: I Found a Lin Daiyu

A few days ago I read a book about a branch of the Jia family inheriting the Ningguo Mansion. As a result, he released everyone as soon as he left, leaving only a dozen people around to help him. It is understandable that the servants of Ningguo Mansion were not one of his own. But Ningguo Mansion covers an area of ​​dozens of acres and you only keep a dozen people. After a month, except for the place where you live, the rest of the place has turned into a "haunted house". Can you believe it?

The word count is the same, and so is Sister Lin. . . In addition, this book will not be a serious pure love. As long as it is a red house and has a single female protagonist, well, the audience will not be large.

Are you busy enough with so many women? I don't care if the protagonist's waist is good or not. All I know is that once there are too many women, you, the author, will be very tired and your writing will be very difficult. Can you manage so many girls with different personalities?

The first four chapters are really well written, with the delicate and sensitive Miss Lin + the nervous maid, and the timid "stubble" who can even feed a tortoise to death. An interesting and vivid novel, I will definitely follow it.

There are daily routines, powerful strategies, wars, espionage and wits, technological improvements, tactical innovations, the relationship between kings and ministers, a savior riding alone, who can turn the tide, the cultivation of childhood sweethearts, the master's maid, the erotic love, the slut succubus... The above contents are all reflected in the currently updated chapters. If you are interested, you can read in depth. The protagonist is young but has outstanding abilities, both civil and military. He is entrusted with important tasks by the lord and is able to turn the tide. So far, he has been loyal and lived up to his trust. I will use images like Lu Xun and Jiang Wei to portray him, which gives him a strong sense of déjà vu. The role of the Lord (King of Qin) is based on Li Er's description. There is nothing to say, so don't write it down casually. Lin Ruhai passed away without making a direct appearance this time, but so far he has been living in the correspondence between sister Lin and has not returned from the business trip. Even because sister Lin was obsessed with men (?), He did not remember to write letters to his biological father during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is quite miserable for a man. The most interesting thing about the daily part is probably the interaction with the girls. Watching Sister Lin's story line will give you the feeling of developing a good Loli wife. The war part should have been carefully designed. Improved tactics and espionage thinking were used to achieve surprise victory. The musket phalanx defeated the Huns. It's not too in-depth in terms of strategy. Anyway, the logic can be rounded off, so adjust the product.

At the age of 7 or 8, the design is still too young. Even if you say that ancient feudalism was taught early, it is still too childish to allow such a young person to have so many thoughts.

Lin Daiyu is 6 years old. Anyone who is 10 or 12 years old can understand it. You describe a 6-year-old as if she is 16. It is too dramatic.

The first 50 chapters of this book are actually very average. It gets better and better in the later stages, opening up a new track. It is not like other Red Mansions novels that are always confined to the two mansions, but it is written in the protagonist's own small circle to create the feeling of a garden novel. It's just not enough to watch. It's updated once a day.

Some book reviews are really outrageous. Not to mention having read Dream of Red Mansions, they don't even have a little bit of basic historical knowledge, but they are very brave and dare to speak nonsense. Forcibly applying modern people's thinking to ancient ethics is already the mildest symptom. Asking the escort mission why they didn't just throw away the escort and run out and kill everyone on the other side is already the most rational.

Although there are many female characters in this book, there is only one female protagonist, Lin Daiyu, from beginning to end. The other characters are just icing on the cake, and the male protagonist has no affection for any female counterpart except Lin Daiyu. Overall, the book is pretty good. Although there are some minor flaws, I can still read it.