Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1339 1337. Comments on "Mr. Lian in the Red Mansion"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a fine piece of Red Mansions fan fiction.

"Mr. Lian in the Red Mansion", a novel with 151 million words, currently being serialized.

Category: History-Alternative History.

Summary:
After traveling through time and becoming a super handsome man in the Red Mansion, Jia Lian faced his tyrannical and lecherous father, his domineering and cruel beautiful wife, and the second family who looked like pigs but had loud hearts. He decided that it was time to discipline them.

This is a story that establishes the soul of the Jia family.

【Brief Comment】

He also has two other novels under his name, "Dreaming of the Red Chamber" and "The Nobleman of the Red Chamber", which are of the same theme, but neither of them is a masterpiece.

Only the one I introduce today has performed exceptionally well and is a high-quality product, which is very rare.

The protagonist of this book is named Jia Lian, who traveled through time and space and was just an ordinary person in his previous life. As the protagonist, he does not have any system or plug-ins with him, so it is very difficult for him to make a fortune by plagiarizing.

At the beginning, he was also very miserable. He was beaten up by Jia She. The reason, of course, was because of some story between him and the maid whose face Jia She had opened.

Since the protagonist has come to this world, he can only accept it and decide to change his fate.

He felt that there was basically no chance of him becoming an official through the imperial examinations, and there were no good opportunities for him to do business.

His greatest hope was that Jia She would die soon so that he could inherit the title of First-Class Divine General. Therefore, he was very respectful and filial to Jia She, and showed it to others.

In this way, if something unexpected happens to Jia She, no one will suspect him.

It was no secret that he had been beaten up. When he went to see Wang Xifeng, he was severely scolded and the two began a cold war.

He knew Wang Xifeng's character very well. He had to either conquer her or give in. He chose the cold war and would teach her well in the future. After all, she was his wife.

He visits the Imperial College daily, strolling and drinking tea to learn about the state of affairs, giving the impression of a renewed sense of purpose. In reality, however, he is merely laying the groundwork for future plans. Soon after, Daiyu's mother dies, and the Jia family wishes to send someone to Jiangnan to offer condolences. The protagonist volunteers, his words sincere and his reasons compelling. Grandmother Jia readily agrees, and gives Qingwen to him.

The reason why the protagonist wanted to go to Jiangnan to mourn his aunt was actually to make friends with Daiyu's father, Lin Ruhai, who was a top scholar in the imperial examination and had rich knowledge and experience, which would be helpful to the protagonist's future development.

The writing style of this book is quite good, and the understanding of the original work is quite thorough. The relationships between the characters, especially their ages, are also explained in their own way.

This is crucial. If an author doesn't have a deep understanding of the original work, how can they dare to write fan fiction? Do they just have the chops to justify their efforts? There are books like this, but they simply don't stand up to scrutiny.

Friends who are short of books can go and read it.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I personally like this book very much. I also want to see how Jia Lian, who has always been dominated by his wife, gradually turns the tables and becomes the master of his own house.

And how Wang Xifeng was gradually transformed into a virtuous and kind wife.

All of this will only be reflected in subsequent continuous reading.

Friends who don’t want to read orthodox history textbooks can take a look at this novel on the theme of the Dream of the Red Chamber.

It's actually a good choice.

Because reading history makes people wise. Although historical novels are just stories, they are also products of the soul with thoughts.

(End of this chapter)