Transmigrating as Daiyu

It doesn't matter what the original work is. Anyway, I am determined to see King Beijing and Daiyu.

The ending is good, but maybe the ending of the original work is too sad. Although I like Dream of Red Mansions very much, I have never liked the bleak and tragic ending.

That Mujing secret guard is not qualified at all. Lin Daiyu was in danger several times, but he failed to save her. The secret guard became the messenger.

In the part where Qingwen was ill and was plotted against, the heroine got into a fight with Xiren's brother, and was hit on the shoulder and calf with a shovel, which made her bleed. Then she went to the river to chat with King Beijing, but somehow everything got better. Then she met Baoyu and a bunch of people. The riverside was not a scenic spot. The two people were talking in a remote place. How could it be possible that when I met Baoyu and his colleagues, the author didn't read and check after finishing writing? , And no one on the platform checks for errors?

It was okay at the beginning, but became more and more confusing as it went on. The rest is the same as a mindless time travel novel. Lin Daiyu turned into a silly and sweet heroine? Are you quarreling with the princes and princesses and getting angry and not afraid of the powerful? He's smart in everything, but he's stupid when it comes to love?

Insulting Daiyu and Dream of Red Mansions is clearly written by a coward and a fool. Ruining a classic, laji, I don't know how such a work got on the shelves...

An alternative interpretation of Red Mansions. When I read it before, I felt sorry for Daiyu's fate. This book can be regarded as fulfilling another dream of mine! The plot is very exciting and has a huge feeling. Sometimes when the middle of the plot feels dull, the author will arrange a turning point. The continuation and transition are just right. The whole story will not feel dull and boring after reading it, making people want to read it. This is the first novel Qimao has read. It feels very good. I hope the author will continue to publish better stories.

I feel that the relationship between the heroine and the male protagonist is very rough. If you like it, just say it. There are always a lot of misunderstandings in it. The characters are also very imaginative. I want to give them a slap in the face to wake them up. It is very annoying to watch.

Mr. Cao is from the Qing Dynasty, but Dream of Red Mansions is not about the Qing Dynasty. This is an unreasonable comparison with poetry and poetry, saying that the poems that should have been published in the Qing Dynasty are almost the same, and I can't stand it. But then He Shen, a corrupt official, was involved, so I was confused.

Qin Keqing married Jia Zhen's son Jia Rong. . . . . Why did you marry Jia Zhen now? Then You Di, who will you marry her to? Marry you?