Dream of the Red Chamber: Power Over All, Joining Daiyu to Save the Empire

After reading it for a few days, I became more and more addicted. I can't say it is fairy grass, but it can definitely be called food. Moreover, the update can be said to be a model of large quantity and sufficient quantity, while maintaining quality and quantity. In addition, although the author's Sister Lin has not written much at present, she can be said to be one of the best Sister Lin I have ever written. I can only say more.

I hope this is not a Red Mansions harem story, and can have more women, but the male protagonist cannot accept it just after seeing a beautiful woman. There are too many Red Mansions harem stories, and I am a bit tired of aesthetics. The status of Xiaoxiang concubine is unshakable. As for those maids, they can also spend more ink and hold high the banner of Daiyu!

Suddenly I remembered that I haven't written a book review for so long, so I'll add one. This article is a slow-burning type. It changes to a more conventional style at the beginning, and then gradually writes about emotions, and gets rid of those clichés. The writing gets better and better as it goes on. You can click on the title and give Sister Lin a trial reading, it will definitely not be a loss. If you really like Red Mansions and Sister Lin, you must read it (the other girls are also great, and the author definitely respects, cherishes and portrays these characters very seriously) - a sincere recommendation from a fan of the original Red Mansions and Sister Lin who has been a fan for decades.

Let me talk about the conclusion first. This book can be regarded as the fairy grass of the original Red Mansions Party and Daiyu Party. The writing style is delicate and the plot is smooth. It is a rare Red Mansions fan novel. 🙂 The most impressive thing about this book is that it embodies the word "respect". Respect the soul of the original work, respect the characters of the original work, respect the spirit of the original work, and respect the original appearance of love. If you are fed up with the assembly line-like Red Mansion fan fiction, then you can try this book. It is "sincere" enough, "delicate" enough, and "true" enough. Those who are familiar with the original novel will not shed tears when Fairy Jiangzhu passes away. 😭 The book friends in our group all call the author Liu Da. As a senior lover of Red Mansions and a senior lover of Red Mansions, I admire his love for the characters in Red Mansions, and even more admire his talent, especially the emotional dramas he wrote. It can be described as delicate, tactful, and soul-stirring. He is extremely good at using line drawing techniques. In just a few strokes, Daiyu is ready to appear. Reading The Red Mansion is mostly about looking at Jin Chai, and looking at Jin Chai is mostly about Dai Yu. This book is good because Daiyu writes vividly. The author is particularly good at writing about the relationship between the protagonist and Daiyu. The writing is beautiful, good, desirable and heart-warming. And the author is also good at depicting characters. With just a few strokes, the characters appear vividly on the page. This book does not overshadow the characters in the original work, nor does it subvert the wisdom, but rather focuses on group portraits. The characters of each character are very distinct. And from this book, we can see the author's superb writing skills, and the taste of the article is very good when you taste it carefully, like a cup of clear tea, like a cup of mellow wine, like a spring breeze, or like an old wine. There is a Red Mansion style and a historical style. I am half a fan of the original novel and a fan of Daiyu. I will write down some of the parts in the article that make me stand out. 1 About Daiyu There are four or five heroines in this book, but Daiyu's status, portrayal, and emotional line are almost unique. Next are Baochai, Tanchun, Baoqin and Xiangyun. They all have their own characteristics, but I still want to talk about her Daiyu. The Daiyu depicted by Liu Da is very original in the early stage. The younger daughter's mood in the early stage is vivid on the page, and she can also act petty, but it also shows Daiyu's intelligence and sensitivity. Her feelings for the protagonist are not just about falling in love, but a gradual process. The biggest advantage of this book is that it does not only describe Daiyu as a silly and sweet girl, or a arrogant and poisonous girlfriend like some Internet articles, but it writes about Daiyu's talent, wisdom, and transparency. Friends who have a deep understanding of Red Mansions must know that Daiyu has a clear growth line in Red Mansions. From the 32nd chapter "Telling the heart and heart to live with Baoyu" and Baoyu mutually prove their feelings. In the forty-fifth chapter, "Golden Ranch and Mutual Interpretation of Golden Orchid Language", Baochai and Baochai settled their differences and were honest with each other. In the seventy-fourth chapter, "Seducing, slandering, and copying the Grand View Garden", she clearly realized that the decline of the Jia family was irreversible, and she could watch Sister Feng coldly and lead people to copy the inspection without saying a word. She once said to Baoyu: "Our family spends too much. Although I don't care about things, I am always idle. I will do the calculations for you. I will go out more and get less. If I don't be frugal now, I will be unable to take care of myself." Faced with Yingchun's cowardice and forbearance, she could sigh to the point: "It's true that tigers and wolves are stationed in the palace. It's still a matter of cause and effect. If the second sister is a man and there are many people in this family, how can we control them?" In the late period of the Red Mansion, during the inspection of the Grand View Garden, Siqi, who welcomed the spring, took out the embroidered spring bag, Xichun entered the painting and passed things privately, and Baoyu's Yihongyuan was even more beautiful and turbulent. On the other hand, Daiyu's Xiaoxiang Pavilion was as quiet as ever, without any trace of civil strife. It shows that Daiyu is capable of controlling her subordinates. Even though she is a weak and sickly girl, and even though she is a guest lady, she still has some tricks up her sleeve. If she is given a specific opportunity to experience, she can take charge of the center and make a difference. Unfortunately, Daiyu's frail and sickly body since childhood prevented her from exerting herself in the world of mortals. In the Grand View Garden of Rongguo Mansion, Jia Baoyu, whom she fell in love with, was a dandy with affectionate aura but no ability to take responsibility. He cared for flowers but was unable to protect them. So Daiyu only had the talent to mend the sky, so she could only weep every day in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion. In the end, she burned the manuscript and ended her infatuation, never to see the light of day again. This is the tragedy of Dream of Red Mansions and the eternal regret left by Cao Gong to readers. Fortunately, with this book, I can see Daiyu's growth in black and white, discover her resilience between the lines, and detect her transformation as the plot progresses. I saw a flesh-and-blood Gusu Lin Daiyu, a Fairy Jiangzhu who had returned from a calamity. In this article, because of the protagonist's careful care and true love, because of the persecution and tempering of the apocalyptic environment, and because of the support and trust of parents, family and friends. In the wind and frost sword, Daiyu did not lose her personality, her nobility and purity. Instead, she became more courageous and responsible, more calm and tenacious because of her experience. When she mounts her horse, she can repel the enemy, guard her home and courtyard, and when she dismounts, she can manage accounts, and she has the power of salt in hand. Faced with the Yingying Yanyan beside the protagonist, Daiyu calmly copes with it. She not only has the generosity and style of the main wife, but also has her own bottom line and persistence. In the era in which this book is written, the world is restless and chaotic. If you only write about beauties instead of country, it would be too naive for a feudal military and political leader. But if you only write about the protagonist who accepts all comers, no matter how fragrant or smelly they are, they must be included in the room without talking about emotional trust, and even Aunt Zhao, Mrs. Wang, and Aunt Xue must be included, it will be a stench, even almost obscene and disgusting. 😰😰😰 Through his wonderful writing and chance encounters, the author does not just write stories that are out of the times, nor does he just write about Daiyu blindly giving in and accepting compromises. Instead, he writes about how Daiyu and the protagonist, under the feudal patriarchal system and the background of troubled times, work together, show their strengths, and find a balance between emotion and reality. This kind of Daiyu has the character of the original work, the talent of a lady, and the chivalrous and heroic spirit given by the author through reasonable encounters. She is no longer the weak woman who can only shed tears and bury flowers, but a strange woman who can manage politics, manage a family, and stand side by side with her lover at the forefront of the storm. I like this kind of Daiyu very much. This is the starting point. It is rare to write a good book about Daiyu's growth. By the way, the author is particularly good at writing shows of affection. He can also give out sweets, tug and pull, and make sweets. The best-looking mouth is 😁😁😁 Two. Respect the original characters and not be shady or bragging Nowadays, most Red Mansion fans have made Jia Mu stupid and bad in order to set off the protagonist, and Baoyu has also become the villain. It's really boring to watch too much. But this book takes a different approach. It describes the wisdom and limitations of Jia Mu. As a feudal patriarch, Jia Mu just doesn't want to interfere with so many things, and she is not really that stupid. Jia Mu only cares most about the Jia Mansion itself, her own wealth, and her two jade children. Jia Mu in this book showed her wisdom and ruthlessness as a feudal patriarch by protecting Daiyu's reputation after the Dongfu incident. Indeed, only with kindness, Mrs. Shi would not have been able to sit firmly in Diaoyutai for decades in the Jia Mansion. The Jia Mansion was also ransacked after the death of Jia's mother. But the rise of the protagonist also exposed her feudal limitations. She only cares about the large sect of her family, and suppresses the rising small sects. It fits Jia Mu's personality very well. As for Baoyu, I quite like Baoyu. This book criticizes Baoyu reasonably, but it is not as bad as other colleagues. This book is objective about Baoyu and also writes about Baoyu's outstanding features. The author said that Baoyu will have a special ending, let us wait and see. In addition to Daiyu, Baochai and Tanchun are also wonderfully written. Looking at Red Mansions, what readers want to see are colorful girls with their own characteristics. As for the women in the Red Chamber, Daiyu is the only one, followed by Baochai, Tanchun and Xiangyun. In this work, Baochai and Tanchun are also well written, describing their talents and growth, reflecting the author's spirit of exploration. It is not only a huge impact on the original feudal values, but also an impact on most fans. Unlike those Liu Beiwen wrote about various vases and tools, the author allows those beautiful women in red buildings to break through their shackles and realize their own life value. To add on, another thing that shocked me about this book was Qingwen's arrangement. I thought she would be like many Red Mansions novels, becoming the protagonist's maid and concubine, and even competing with Daiyu for favor. This is Hong Manu Wen's regular routine for Qingwen. But in this book, the author writes that Qingwen was expelled by Baoyu, was taken in by Daiyu, and became Daiyu's maid. In the process of Daiyu's growth, she worked side by side with Daiyu's master and servant. The so-called Qingwen is Daiyu's shadow. The author writes Qingwen as no less a good assistant and good sister than Zicuckoo. This is a rare good design in the Red Mansions. For this alone, the concept of this book surpasses other Red Mansions and has a bit of the fate of the original work. And the relationship between the protagonist and Qingwen written by the author is more like a clean relationship between friends. The protagonist appreciates Qingwen's fierceness and ability, and her sincere loyalty to Daiyu. Qingwen also admires the protagonist's intelligence, bravery and bravery, but unfortunately, unlike Zijuan who likes the protagonist, we Qingwen are more worried about the protagonist bullying and letting Daiyu down, but she just doesn't care about the protagonist himself. Qingwen fell in love with a poor scholar who came from a poor background. She wanted to be the wife of her lover instead of the concubine of a powerful figure. This arrangement is very bold. It is the only one who dared to write this in the Red Mansion novels I read at the starting point, and it was written well. It did not feel like giving away a girl, but instead wrote about Qingwen's own charm. It can be seen that the author wants to write a good work with human depth, rather than an assembly-line stallion routine. This is also very reasonable. After all, Qingwen's verdict stated: "My heart is higher than the sky, my body is low." How could the proud Qingwen make others look down on her? Of course, this is a private opinion, so don't criticize her if you don't like it. Writing this way suits my taste. Sometimes I wonder if Mr. Cao would arrange things like this if he were still alive. Hahahahahaha. At the same time, I would also like to point out that many Qidian novels about Red Mansions and The Golden Hairpin in Red Mansions are written about. As soon as the protagonist is rich and powerful, his mind goes into heat and his body twitches. It seems that all of them are women who want to move up to whoever is rich and powerful. This kind of writing not only makes people unable to feel the charm of The Golden Hairpin in Red Mansions, but also makes people feel that they are all a bunch of very tacky women. Writing like this not only insults the original work, but also makes readers feel that it is illogical. Since the Red Mansions and Golden Hairpins are such women, why does the protagonist spend so much energy to win them over? I think ambitious writers of Red Mansions should write more about women who are charming, persistent, daring to love and loyal. Only such women are worthy of men's pursuit, and men who like such good girls are the protagonists that I can relate to, rather than just some idiots who only know how to be in love with their brains. I personally have a bad temper and am dissatisfied with the current situation of Red Mansions, so I rant a few more words. Finally, the main focus of this article is on the emotional line. After all, it is a novel about Red Mansions. However, judging from the career line laid out by the author in the early stage, the author's career line and strategic planning ability are good. His elegant dictionary, classical Chinese writing ability, word choice and sentence making ability, and ancient poetry ability are all the foundation for orthodox historical writing from the starting point. From the rectification of the Jingying and Jiangnan Salt Administration, the logic of power and strategy is strict, and the subsequent layout has the feeling of fighting for world hegemony. It's a pity that the author took into account the preferences of readers of Red Mansions, so he wrote a lot of garden plays. In fact, the author's political strategies, officialdom, court, and political deductions are all quite good when placed in the Red Mansions article. Personally, I even think it is not inferior to some serious historical texts, but if it is placed in the Red Mansions, many people will not see the beauty. I hope that after Liu Da makes money from this book, he can go to the historical area and write some good historical articles, haha. I also like historical articles, and I feel that serious readers of historical articles should be more receptive to good works than readers of stallion articles 🙂 Because I like this book, I have coded thousands of words. Although it is a bit tiring, I think it is worth it, because I think this book can be regarded as the jelly of the original Red Mansions Party and the Daiyu Party, and it is a rare Red Mansions fan. It should and deserves to be discovered and seen by more people. I hope it can attract more Red Mansion enthusiasts. I wish the author good health, success in work, and the ability to create more fine products. Let our readers feast their eyes😌😌😌

Speaking of which, it is Daiyu who is the first heroine and wants to seduce the princess. What will happen next? Is it the usual trick of the Red Mansion? Or is it the princess's first wife and Daiyu's common wife? In Red Mansions, as long as the rebellion is not started early enough, the princess and the princess are basically the official wives. What should Daiyu do?

It took me a day to catch up on the latest chapter. In the last chapter, the protagonist Jia Rui was quite dissuaded at the beginning. In addition, the previous chapters were not very good (especially Qin Keqing's design was completely unnecessary). Fortunately, it got better later on. The author still has a certain level, especially Daiyu's writing style. I look forward to the follow-up.

If you like Red Mansions, it would be a pity not to read this book. It is highly recommended. As for the reason, you will know when you come in and take a look.

It's really good. It's a high-quality Red Mansions fanfiction. The more you read it, the better it becomes. What's rare is that the author's writing attitude is very serious and he really loves the Dream of Red Mansions.

After reading about 200 chapters, I personally feel that more people will enjoy this book if it is written as a single heroine, Daiyu. It can be seen that the author likes Daiyu very much, but this book is about a harem, and his attitude towards Daiyu is not at the same level as his attitude towards other people. At least I felt that it was quite comfortable to read the part about Daiyu. I'm convinced, but I personally feel that it's not as good as Master Duan Shui in other novels. There can be priorities, but if the difference in attitude is too big, it will really not look good for harem novels. After all, I think harem novels are essentially cool novels. Since they are cool novels, there is no need to pursue reality and rationality too much, and I think The non-stallion male protagonist is actually not good. Either the female protagonist is pure love, or everyone is my wing, and being caught in the middle is a disservice to both ends. For Kai, who came to see Daiyu, Daiyu's status in this book is basically the same level of treatment as a single female protagonist, but he also accepted other people. When I came to see the harem, I was too restrained and sent Qingwen away. Originally, when I saw Qingwen going from the big-faced treasure house to Daiyu, I thought she was going to save the country through a curve, but in the end she gave it to her subordinates. If she didn't accept it, it would be better to talk about it in one go without wasting words (the same goes for the princess, the original character). I'm not interested in this book anymore. If the author writes a single-female novel like this next time, I'll come back and support it.

I'm very happy to have discovered another Red Mansion fanfic, and also got to know a new author who is serious about creating the theme of Red Mansions. The writing is really good! As a new author, although it feels a little awkward at the beginning, there is no poisonous point overall, the logic is clear, and the plot and writing are quite good. There are two things that attract me the most: first, it is really writing "Red Mansions", rather than just pretending to be popular, and the portrayal of Jin Chai can be said to be profound; second, the male protagonist is a normal person - this is really crucial. The outlook of the characters in many books nowadays simply does not look like they are living in reality. The author said that he wrote it out of interest and is more Buddhist, but good books never lack readers who know how to appreciate them. Come on! 🤭🌹