Dream of the Red Chamber: I Refuse to Sell Qin Keqing and Summon the Bingzhou Wolf Riders

Ever since I read a novel, I don't know why, but when I see words like "sneer," "indifference," and "playfulness," I feel like the protagonist is a clown, and his pretentiousness is just too low-class.

Don't bring up the issue of distant relatives within the five degrees of kinship. Back then, it was a clan system. As long as the protagonist's father wasn't removed from the clan register, the protagonist would definitely be named according to the Jia family's generational naming conventions.

I don't particularly like Cheng Shaoshang. Of course, I've only watched the TV series, not read the novel. The Cheng Shaoshang in the TV series is annoying, but his mother, Xiao Yuanyi, is quite nice. Apart from being a bit tactless towards Cheng Shaoshang, she's good in every other way.

Speaking of Fei Lu, everyone aspires to be emperor from the start. Personally, I think the kind of executive vice-emperor is more charismatic in ancient times. However, if someone is too arrogant, their descendants will definitely be punished. But I personally like this kind of setting where the emperor wields immense power and the reigning emperor is a wise ruler.

The protagonist has an aura of sarcasm; perhaps the author wrote a story about someone going mad while reading face-slapping tales, because everyone dislikes the protagonist.

You're brave but reckless. You can be emperor, but with your intelligence, you'd rebel?

The plot is still far off. Here's a piece of advice for the author: the biggest taboo in writing Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction is getting entangled with the Jia family. Many main characters have already become emperors, yet they're still entangled with the Jia family over trivial matters. It's just too brainless.

There are too many secondhand goods; at least modify them to intercept the sale.

Why is the protagonist so good to Qin? Yan Shi and Diao Chan are far more trustworthy than Qin, even though they were summoned by the system. Also, the Qin family initially looked down on the protagonist, which is understandable—everyone wants their children to be well.

1. What kind of plot do you readers like? 2. What does the protagonist obtain? 3. What TV series? For example, do you want to see how Jia Baoyu and Jia She are abused and what their fate is? For example, what kind of reward does the protagonist receive? Is it the power of a hegemon, or something like an ancient person or a beautiful woman?