Red Mansion Spring

After reading Chapter 150, I feel that it is too original and lacks the flavor of Red Mansion. There are also some people whose personalities have been changed, and they look less and less like Red Mansions. The protagonist looks a bit like a virgin in some places. The writing is pretty good, and the IQ is online, but somehow the plot seems to be bland.

Jia Qiang, a modern engineering man, traveled to the world of "Dream of Red Mansions" and became Jia Qiang of the Jia family. In order to avoid the disturbance in Ningguo Mansion, he fled resolutely and opened a new chapter in the Red Mansion. The story is set in the Yan Dynasty, where the emperor's surname is Li. He goes through many challenges in the novel, including a conflict with Jia Zhen, escaping from Ningguo Mansion, and eventually becoming the heir to the title of Ning Mansion. However, the details in the novel are not refined enough and the plot design is too crude.

I won't talk about the plot, but let me talk about two bad points. First, the author likes to describe people's clothes. Each description is a long list and is not divided into sections. It is uncomfortable to read. This is a reading problem. Second, at the end of each chapter, there are two nonsense sentences, complaining about this and thanking that. The feeling of listening to the book is very bad. One aspect of reading is not good, and the other aspect of listening is not good. It is difficult to get better from this book.

The plot in the early stages was relatively bland. I stopped reading it several times before after only a few dozen chapters, but now I have picked it up again after a book shortage. The plot became exciting when Jia Qiang became the head of the Jia family. In the later period, it actually developed independently from the plot of Dream of Red Mansions. Reading the full text, it feels like I have been accompanying Jia Qiang as she grows up. When I read it later, it was not because of the plot, but because I wanted to see Jia Qiang's ending. The characters created by the author are very charming (it was really sad to see the whole family return to the Grand View Garden in the extra story).

The writing style is okay, but the author likes to write some daily trivial matters, reflections, complaints, and the like at the end of chapters, which quite affects the reading experience.

For such a long novel, I have read it on several apps. As a book king for almost 20 years, I can really see the ending from the beginning. It is definitely among the top ten books I have read. Many books are abandoned halfway through. This one is really good.

It started out okay, but then became more and more vicious, and the protagonist became more and more unrestrained. It is a harem rebellion story disguised as a red building.

It's a pity that none of the books are independent books, and all of them are from Jin Cha.

The first part was fine, but when it came to the part where the queen forced her niece into a trap, I was really disgusted.

I came here after reading The Romance of the Bastard, and I thought this book was almost boring.