Daiyu's Counterattack Through Time Travel

I never had much interest in "Dream of Red Mansions" before. Until I read this book, I bet I learned a lot.

The beginning was good, I felt like I was about to start "Change Your Life Against the Heavens", but there was a lot of babbling in the middle, and the god-like nagging about not doing the real thing, and the ending was a mess, a god-like ending, nothing was filled in, it was a waste of time, bad review! ! ! ! !

The King of Beijing sent secret guards to protect Daiyu, but he did not take action every time, protecting her from loneliness.

The ideas and content are good, but there are some details and plots that are not comprehensive, but there are still some discrepancies in the later episodes. I always feel that the writing is a bit messy. Secondly, I feel that everyone is quite curious because they don't know the other results.

The ending was so bad. I thought it was really a counterattack. I was disappointed.

A very good novel, it is closely linked and does not conflict with the original work. It feels very good to read it in detail.

How can I put it this way? This book is quite interesting. I also like the protagonist's character. Don't worry too much about the original work. Just relax.

It looked good at first, but after reading more than 200 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up.

In the first few dozen chapters, I wanted to give up many times. Lin Daiyu was only six or seven years old when she first entered the Jia family, and King Beijing was an adult - at least close to an adult. The two of them were dragged together, making it impossible to get into the play. Fortunately, I made some corrections later, and the rationality of the plot gradually improved. My feeling also went from not good to average to barely good. Those who like the theme of Red Mansions can still give it a look.

The author gave the characters in Red Mansions different endings, great!