
In the Dream of the Red Chamber, a Half-Dead Daiyu Turns Her Fate Around with the Occult
人在红楼,残血黛玉,靠玄学逆袭封神!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 590k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction Romance
- Subgenre
- Classics Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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287Chapters
83kPopularity
901Readers
343Must-read votes
9.2Score
276Ratings
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I thought the book looked okay, but it was a mess inside. ◎First of all, when the heroine was in the first 100 chapters (I only saw this part), she seemed to be able to crack anything. Regardless of whether it is a monster or a Rakshasa, it is clearly said to be very powerful, but the heroine always gets it done in one go. This is too smooth. While the author is saying that ghosts should not appear in this world, he also writes a lot of conspiracies, raising ghosts, and the like. And the heroine is surrounded by those noble people, which always feels... Well... A little weird. ◎Then there is Leng Ziyan, who is too stupid. No matter how the heroine winks at him, he just won't care. When others asked him something, he would tell him everything as if he were pouring beans into his mouth. Although he is well protected by his brother, as a powerful man who has lived for more than ten years, doesn't he have no thoughts at all? ◎Let's talk about the male protagonist. When the female protagonist told him his fortune at first, she still didn't believe it. Although the heroine didn't directly tell him not to pursue an official career but to pursue a business career, she still had to listen to her. Even if you don't listen, you should still pay attention. In the end, a few hundred taels of silver were put in as a stepping stone, but it didn't even make a sound. Now I should have some faith, but in the end I still have to continue. When the heroine saw him again, his soul was still imprisoned, and he had to be rescued by the heroine again. Let it go like this, and then things get weird when he starts to have a crush on the heroine. This good impression came out of nowhere. He didn't lose the protagonist's halo in the early stage, and he just got it back now. ◎Finally, let's talk about the background of this book. "Dream of Red Mansions" was clearly written by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty. At least there will be exchanges with some other countries. And Yangzhou is obviously a place where salt is sold, so there will definitely be more ships coming and going, population movement, and foreign exchanges. Even if we don't mention these, there should be no ghosts in the world in "A Dream of Red Mansions". Even if there are, there are only some ghosts at most. But those monsters and monsters were obviously raised artificially, so who did it? I feel that these things should not exist in this world.
How to say it? The first part I watched was quite good, but after I realized the male protagonist, I felt weird. The female protagonist was a little girl under six years old at the beginning. I didn't know how this male could have any thoughts. It made me uncomfortable when I looked at it. Then I directly read other people's comments and skipped to the ending. In the end, there was nothing about the male protagonist, there were some pitfalls, and they were not filled in. My point is that the heroine is only six years old. No matter how old the soul is, he looks six years old. No one knows it except his ancestor. Even if people get married early in ancient times, there is still a saying that men and women should not sit together at the same age at seven years old. Even if you are not even seven years old, you are just a child. He cannot be a teenager and have such thoughts towards a six-year-old. It is a bit disgusting. The ending is okay! But I can't stand the middle of it anymore
I feel lonely after watching it for so long 😓😓😓
Without further ado, it's really nice.
It's a bit novel. After reading so many books, it's the first time I see a monk. The patriarch is so cute. (#^.^#)
The previous description is okay, but the ending suddenly ends, which is completely different from the introduction, and there are many pitfalls that are not fully written. It feels like the story is broken and it is forced to end.
What are these three views? ! In "Chapter 22: Losing Face", in order to complete the collection of soul bodies, it was revealed on the street that her son was not a son of the Gao family, which angered Gao Yuanwai and killed someone. She immediately collected the soul body to complete the task😓. I stopped reading after reading chapter 23.
The main ending is too lame