Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber as Jia Lu
穿越红楼之贾璐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 807k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 8y ago
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It feels like it's strayed from the main point. The female lead is so insignificant; I can't understand why she keeps clinging to Lin Daiyu. Was it really necessary for them to live together? I think offering appropriate help, reminders, and encouragement to help Daiyu become self-reliant would have been enough.
The female lead is an idiot, yet she acts like a saint. Characters like that usually don't survive three episodes in a TV series. I can't watch anymore.
It's not good. Is the female lead really 18 years old when she time-traveled? It's infuriating to watch.
I don't understand why such a good story has such a low recommendation rating? Are you blind? This story is good, natural, not heart-wrenching, there are no third parties or dramatic scenes, it's a great, satisfying read. It would be even more perfect if there were some side stories about Jia Lu giving birth and Lin Daiyu's happy life!
I guess the male lead is the emperor's cousin.
When Jia Jing said "pardon my younger brother and sister-in-law," his son Jia Zhen called her "aunt." What kind of address is that? Shouldn't they be calling her "aunt" or "aunt-in-law"?