Collection of Red Mansion Essays

1.11 Million words. Completed. Excellent product. All articles included. The perspective of this book is very unique. It looks at the Jia family as a noble man of the previous dynasty from the perspective of the founding emperor who successfully rebelled. Although the protagonist is the emperor, the garden drama is unexpectedly well written, and the plot line in which the protagonist allows Daiyu to see Baoyu's true face and cut off the former alliance between Mu and Shi is very eye-catching and is the biggest memory point of this book. Overall: Grain

2.48 Million words. Completed. Excellent product. The male protagonist's spirit has passed through Sun Shaozu, and criminal investigation is the main plot line, but this book is essentially Zhao Lie's work. In particular, the plots related to Aunt Xue, Li Wan, and Princess Beijing are quite exciting and may need to be moved. But this also means that the characters in this book have little to do with the original work, and the protagonist does not touch Daiyu. If you care about this, you don't need to click it. Overall: Grain-

2.01 Million words. Completed. Excellent product. This book can be regarded as a light novel with the theme of Red Mansions. The male protagonist is an original character. In the beginning, he was entrusted by Lin Ruhai to take care of six-year-old Daiyu. As soon as he took care of him, he became his wife. The male protagonist of this book gets along well with the emperor and his subjects who follow the Li Shimin template. There is nothing eye-catching about the plot, but the Yuanzi opera is very unique. It can be said that although the overall character image of the female characters deviates from the Dream of Red Mansions, it is acceptable, and more than 70% of the book is a garden drama, which is very funny (so it is like a light novel, but light and funny Red Mansions are rare), so I basically skipped the plot part and focused on the garden drama. Overall: Grain

1.4 Million words. Completed. Daiyu is a single heroine. The male protagonist of this book passes through Jia Hu and finally becomes emperor. The most noteworthy thing about this book is the single heroine Daiyu. It's not that other female characters are excluded, but that other female characters are completely suppressed by Daiyu, including Xue Baochai. Daiyu is the male protagonist's companion and hegemonic partner. The real male protagonist is outside and the female is domestic, and all the generals under the male protagonist are convinced. What impressed me deeply about the whole book was that at the end when the male protagonist led the troops south to quell the rebellion, a military coup occurred in the capital. The male protagonist's subordinates in the capital all obeyed Daiyu's dispatch and layout, and the male protagonist also completely trusted Daiyu as the supreme leader of the faction in the capital. Daiyu's handwritten orders and stamped with the male protagonist's seal made my heart surge. It can be said that the portrayal of Daiyu in this book has been better than that of the male protagonist. In addition, the plot of this book is also very well written. Overall: Grain+

730,000 words. Completed. The heroine's soul travels back to Lin Daiyu when she was a child. When she grows up, she meets the eighth prince and eventually becomes the queen. This book can be understood as a refreshing novel about Red Mansions from Daiyu's perspective. It is very interesting to see how Daiyu was proud and even used her power to dominate others in the Jia family. However, there are also many flaws. For example, some of the author's understanding of the original work Daiyu will cause controversy in the comment area, but if the author feels it is fun, then it's over! Overall: Grain

4.51 Million words. Completed. Glory two stars. The Wind Blowing Cool Outside the House is one of the most popular Red Mansion novels, but its quality is not as good as Shuzi Fengliu. In this book, the male protagonist's soul has penetrated Jia Qiang, and all the female characters are included. In the later period, they are even more lustful and hungry, and even the garden scene is no longer eye-catching. This book only recommends the early and middle parts. Overall: Grain

2.76 Million words. Completed. Thousands of great products. An inescapable classic in Red Mansions! The second Red Mansion novel in The Wind Blows Cool Outside is also the best one. The protagonist's soul passes through Jia Cong, and his true identity is later revealed to be the emperor's grandson. There is an original heroine, but the first heroine is still Daiyu. This book is excellent in terms of plot design, garden drama, rhythm control and the presentation of many female characters. Although the background setting and refreshing presentation are a bit awkward, as long as the garden drama is well written, the standards can be lowered in other aspects. Overall: grass jelly

5.23 Million words. Completed. Excellent product. This is also a very early Red Mansion novel. The protagonist's soul has penetrated Jia Huan, but not all of them are included. Daiyu is the first heroine. This book will also have plots of torturing the protagonist, but because it is written a lot, it can barely be read. Let's put it here as a tribute to the first Red Mansions novel written by Feng Chui Liang Outside the House. Overall: Grain-

3.01 Million words. Completed. One star of glory. My first Red Mansion novel, a very classic work. The protagonist's soul penetrates Jia Huan at the beginning, and finally dominates the world, but not all of them are taken. Since this book is an early work (16 years old), it may have many poisonous points in the eyes of current readers, such as the early and middle stages are relatively depressing, Yuanchun was written very miserably, etc. However, it was acceptable ten years ago, and it is actually acceptable now. It's just that in recent years, most Red Mansion novels have begun to talk about taking everything in. They don't want the protagonist to suffer any loss. On the contrary, many of them are uninteresting. The plot of this book is more impressive in the later period. For example, I still remember that the protagonist directly shot the old emperor's head in the hall, which was also the climax of the whole book. Overall: Grain+