Dream of the Red Chamber: My Daiyu Has Been Reborn

It can only be said that it is unremarkable. As the son of the eldest princess and the nephew of the emperor, the male protagonist is also a prince. The result is not reflected. Then it is said that Lin Daiyu is reborn in the second life, which means that she played love games with Jia Baoyu in the previous life. When she is tired in this life, she will find the male protagonist to take over?

This setting is quite interesting. It is a very female setting that appeared in a male channel. However, I have read a few books on the female channel. Basically, Daiyu was obsessed with revenge and then she was speechless. In the end, Daiyu couldn't hate Daiyu. Even when she got to the ending of Cheng Gaoben, she may not have no resentment in her heart, but I think she was more relieved. When the Qingxu Guan came out, she had already realized that Mu Shi was no longer possible, so the words before her death, "Hello, Baoyu..." Were not so much resentments. I think "... Take good care of yourself" was the most like thing she would have said before she died. If she really had to do it over again, it would be inevitable to distance herself from the Jia family and Baoyu, but if she really steps back, it would not feel like her; but if she doesn't step back, she will probably be criticized, so I hope the author can control this.

Just in case, how do you get on the potential list?

When did the protagonist match Jia Mu?

After almost 50 chapters, it can be said that the main character is gone without any sense of disobedience. In about ten chapters, no one is seen, and it is just about the affairs of the Jia family. It's not wrong to write about the Jia family. After all, the Red Mansion is mainly about the Jia family, but I'm here to read the novel. Shouldn't I follow the perspective of the protagonist?

I've written 40 chapters and the comment section is almost empty? It looks a bit scary. Is there any Shen Nong?

Why do I feel that Chapter 30 is a poisonous point? Are you sure that in ancient feudal society, it was a good thing for you to blow out candles on someone's birthday, or is this the kind of thing that nobles from Tianhuang do? There's nothing wrong with making a cake. It's just like a normal snack. You let people blow out the candles on their birthday. Change it. If you put out the candle instead of moving the candle away, I feel better.

The sound of reading aloud can increase emotion. Now this sounds uncomfortable.

Jia Mu here is kind on the surface but has a dark heart behind her back.

It's well written. My main impression is that the writing is good and it feels very refreshing. The most uncomfortable thing about reading other Red Mansions novels is that every time Big Face Boy commits something, he always picks it up and puts it down gently, and then uses him to see his sisters slowly alienating him to reflect Big Face Baby's frustration. Although it's okay, I always feel a sense of suffocation when I read the story when something happened. I even want to vomit every time I see Mrs. Wang and the old lady begging for mercy. This book is really good every time. It tortures the big-faced baby from physical to psychological at the moment of the incident. It can also make the two women unable to stop it, so that I no longer feel aggrieved.