The Red Chamber's Golden Maidens Illustrated Guide
红楼之金钗图鉴
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- Ongoing
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- 894k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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The protagonist's status is ridiculously exaggerated. The Zhou family has become the uncrowned kings of Jiangnan. What emperor would be so tolerant as to appoint him as the Grand Canal Transport Commissioner? He certainly has influence, but if it were truly that powerful, the imperial court would have long since become wary.
This is a complete distorted version of the original story. At this point in time, Lin Ruhai had died, and Jia Yuanchun should have been granted the title of Virtuous Consort and appointed Minister of the Phoenix Palace. Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu would also be thirteen or fourteen years old at this time, and they would have already developed feelings for each other, forming a love triangle with Xue Baochai. 😒
A good book; the protagonist is engaged to Lin Daiyu at the beginning, establishing their status directly; the timing is a bit late, Lin Ruhai is already dead, and the story unfolds after the Jia family's downfall, allowing him to reap the rewards of his women. 😁😁
Although Lin Ruhai was destined to die in the original novel. But The protagonist comes from a prominent family in Jiangnan and is a second-rank grain transport commissioner. He also married the salt commissioner. What are they trying to do? Southeast Mutual Protection: A country within a country?
Still hyping up the treasure ship...? The Yongle Encyclopedia might as well have gone straight to the moon!
I don't quite understand. Daiyu and the protagonist are engaged, so why would Daiyu enter the Jia family? Since the protagonist's father doesn't object, wouldn't it be more reasonable for her to enter the Zhou family directly?
After reading only a few chapters, I noticed the protagonist's calm demeanor, calm voice, calm gaze, and serene expression. Unaware of this, I clicked on the "Mysterious Revival" chapter.
Qiuyue, the maidservant beside the protagonist
Could you please reduce the description, or replace it with a maid from Dream of the Red Chamber?
I wonder what Xue Baochai is like in this book.
Don't make her too virtuous; it doesn't match the original work at all.
I'd say half. It's too difficult to write a good version of Dream of the Red Chamber. There are too many details, and it's easy for people to nitpick. It's not really suitable for writing a light novel, at least the interpersonal relationships in this book are lacking. There's no problem with accepting the hairpin.