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A masterpiece among Red Mansions fans, Jia Huan is reborn as a concubine to stage a counterattack. Fans' evaluation of this type of masterpiece depends on their initial positioning of the book and their views on the book itself. This kind of work with a higher starting point in the original work will appear exaggerated if it deviates too much from the original work, but if everything follows the original work, it will appear to be nothing new, so it is better to read the original work. Coupled with the author's writing skills, grasp of the character's personality, and the background of the story in the work, these are the types of works that are relatively difficult to write well. However, this book is one of the few Red Mansion fanfics I have read. Although some settings and plot directions are very blunt, I feel that the layout is a little bigger than ordinary fanfics. It is difficult to say whether the character of the male protagonist is good or bad. However, the advantage is that the characters in the story are not broken. The author also has his own explanations and opinions for the differences from the original work, which is acceptable.

I felt that the overall style of Toad's new work is closer to a series of comics about humans, gods, immortals and monsters that I saw in comic magazines a few years ago, but I can't remember what that comic was called. At that time, I had a feeling that if the comic style was integrated into the online article, or the comic form was directly written into a novel, the intuitive image and the specific description of events and images in the text would be well integrated, which would definitely further improve the appreciation and reading appeal of the online article. I think Toad did this very well in "The Flying Sword". In the comment area of ​​the book, a book friend once jokingly left a message: "It would be very interesting if the book was adapted into a comic." It seems that now it brings back memories not only of those born in the 1980s, but also those born in the 1990s.