Dream of the Red Chamber: A Maid's Schemes
红楼之丫鬟谋略
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 407k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction Romance
- Subgenre
- Classics Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans.
168Chapters
600Clicks
7Favorites
3Fans
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Most of the plot revolves around the novel *Dream of the Red Chamber*, but the male lead's character is rather weak. You can skip his romantic subplot with the female lead; it feels rather inexplicable.
It was just okay, one of the few movies I was able to finish watching.
Not bad. Except for the fact that Lord Lin and Madam Liu's intelligence is a bit inconsistent. Once Lin Daiyu marries the Prince Rui's son, she'll be able to interact with the female lead frequently. Speaking of which, shouldn't the Emperor change the female lead's name, besides giving her a title?
It's good, but the ending felt rushed.
The first half was truly a good book. The female lead was hardworking, down-to-earth, focused on her own tasks, and had very positive values, which earned me a good review. However, the moment the male lead appeared, everything fell apart. He was frivolous and disrespectful, and the female lead suddenly became love-struck, completely ruining the reading experience.
It's just that the married life is gone, leaving a feeling of wanting more.
As a fan of the original novel, I can only say that the writing style is 60-70% good, the plot is not bad, and it beats 90% of similar derivative works. Those who like Dream of the Red Chamber can give it a try.
The plot is quite good, but it felt rushed and somewhat hasty towards the end. It's a shame there weren't any epilogues; the story was a bit short. Otherwise, it's fine; there weren't any particularly contrived plot twists, and the overall flow is smooth and engaging.
It's a great read, and the subject matter is quite unique. I hope the author can fix the typos and names in the text, and avoid giving away too many spoilers.
It's really good! The characters are vividly portrayed, especially the protagonist, Xueyan, who is brave, resourceful, and quick-witted. She also has a variety of adorable friends who help her, a dignified fellow traveler from another region who takes care of her, a devoted man who stands up for her, and a hilarious villain who gets what he deserves... The ending leaves you in suspense. I think this book is definitely worth reading. Those who like it, why not give it a try?