Dream of the Red Chamber: What Does an Emperor Matter?

Transmigrating into Dream of the Red Chamber, Lin Bei becomes a member of a branch of the Lin clan in Suzhou.

Orphaned at a young age, he has no idea that he is in the world of Dream of the Red Chamber. Some unscrupulous members of his clan covet his family fortune while he is still young. Disgusted by them, Lin Bei sets out to wander the martial world.

The head of the main branch of the clan loses his wife and asks Lin Bei to go to Yangzhou to pay his respects.

On the way, Lin Bei awakens a Summoning System.

As long as he has enough renown, one jin of food or one liang of gold can summon a loyal subordinate.

Unfortunately, after three years wandering the martial world, he has almost no money left. The rest of his family fortune is back home, and selling it will take time.

He has no choice but to swallow his pride and ask his uncle from the main branch for a loan. He will sell his family property and repay him once he gets home. His uncle is as generous as the sea, readily handing him a thousand gold pieces.

With a System like this, why not join the army?

The titles of kings, marquises, ministers, and generals will be mine for the taking.

The primary register, the secondary register, and the supplementary register? I want them all.

The Emperor: "How dare this brat treat me with such contempt?"

Lin Bei: "I show you respect, and that's what makes you the Emperor. If I don't, you're nothing."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.