Daiyu Revlon

To be honest, I can't understand it. The distinction between master and servant is not very reflected in Dream of Red Mansions. Sometimes I am really confused, especially on Baoyu's side. Of course, this may be a problem of character creation. If he was not like this, there would probably be no Dream of Red Mansions.

I'm really speechless. Daiyu is a good fairy concubine, with "more heart than dryness" and extremely smart. She just happened to be a love-minded person who is obsessed with romantic affairs. She is just a love-minded person. She can't even see that others are plotting against her. She doesn't understand the way to control her subordinates at all. Her personality charm is ruined by the author.

Xue Baochai went too far. Why should Daiyu pay for her dream and ambition of the second mistress? The same goes for Tanchun. Shuirong doesn't like her, so why not find someone else? The same goes for Mrs. Wang Xue Baochai and Aunt Xue. Jia Mu provides them with food and clothing, but she also arranges for everyone behind the scenes. May Jia Mu die! What happened to Daiyu and Jia Mu? Owe her money? I really want to incite them a hundred times and beat them again! (#｀Van´)<Angry, angry, angry, angry!!!

Although the fate of some characters has been rewritten, the general arrangement of the characters respects the original work. The characters in it are explained very clearly, and it is easier to understand than the original work.

I've watched more than half of the movie, and the one I hate the most is the Emperor. He's really irritating. He's full of calculations, suspicious, cold-hearted, dishonest, and ruthless. If he doesn't agree, he'll have his house raided and killed. Instead, he listens to the slander. I'm so angry.

Daiyu in the book is almost like a fool.

Very nice! Keep up the good work! ! ! !

Not so good? Not pretty at all.

I can only say that it is neither good nor bad. Even though it's a fan story, the character's personality still needs to be grasped. Of course, as a web writer, it is normal to describe characters with a subjective attitude rather than objectively portraying them like Cao Xueqin. It is normal for readers to judge the characters themselves.

I personally think it's average! I read the first few chapters and didn't feel like I wanted to read them. Then I jumped directly to the finale and found out that Lin Daiyu's father was not dead. Then I continued reading. I skipped many parts in the middle. Then I read very little and listened to most of them, but I couldn't watch them. Lin Daiyu changed the fate of some people, but many people still died. Before Lin Daiyu was reborn, the Jia family had not reached the end, so she didn't know what the final outcome would be. When she was reborn, her mother was not dead yet, and she died not long after. This Xue Baochai here is very bad. She even poisoned Lin Daiyu. Anyway, she did a lot of bad things and gained a reputation as a bad person. I skipped a lot of things. Lin Daiyu should have known about it, but most of the time she didn't take revenge. She just spoke more tactfully. People with more thoughts should be able to hear it anyway. Anyway, I only saw their dialogue and didn't notice it. I only discovered it later when I wrote about Xue Baochai and Lin Daiyu's psychological activities. It's not a slap-in-the-face novel, and I still felt aggrieved at times, but compared to other Red Mansion novels I've read, it's closer to the original text. The benevolent sees benevolence, the wise see wisdom!