Dream of the Red Chamber: Madam Xing Takes Charge

The reason for giving good reviews is that the author feels that writing is not easy for him. The real Mrs. Xing had no children in her life The third girl of the Jia family is Tanchun, born to Aunt Zhao. Her father is Jia Zheng, who is Jia Baoyu's half-sister. The third girl here, Yichun, was made up by the author. Here the author almost follows the original plot The author's time travel has made no changes at all except for making the endings of some poor people in the original work easier. Those whose homes should be ransacked will still be ransacked, those who should die unjustly will still die unjustly, and those who should die of illness will still die of illness. Moreover, this article has always emphasized that the heroine is a modern person with modern ideas, but her style of doing things still follows the ancients. Eighty percent of this book is the original plot. It only means that the heroine travels through time without any meaning.

There is nothing new, it is almost the same as the original one, it will be the same as it should be, there is just an extra Yichun, it has no impact, and there are no plot changes. There is no difference between reading this and reading the original novel. I don't know what the meaning of this novel is. It may just make up for Mrs. Xing's regret of not having a child. I don't recommend it. . .