Dream of the Red Chamber: Delicate and Sweet, and You Call Her the Phoenix Pepper?

It's so well-written, especially the part where Qin Keqing proposes marriage. The conflict is intense, and Jia Lian is willing to break ties with the Ningguo Mansion for Qin Keqing's sake, fully demonstrating his unwavering love for her. It's so captivating that it's hard to eat or swallow.

Five stars! This is truly the best Dream of the Red Chamber novel I've ever read. Time-travel stories based on the Four Great Classical Novels are inherently difficult to write. Too many ideas from the author can get you criticized by fans of the original work, while being too faithful can make it rigid and boring.

Truly a masterpiece, exquisite in its language, every word a gem! Savor it carefully, and it's like sipping fine rice bran; every grain is the essence, without a trace of impurity! The story unfolds smoothly and naturally, like a stream in a garden, possessing its own unique charm.

This is really well written! 😆 Keep up the good work, author! 💪💪💪

Update soon! I hope the later plot points won't be revealed in hindsight (like Qin Keqing). Create conflict where none exists, bye-bye 👋

How could this book not be a hit? I stayed up all night and all day to finish watching it. It reads very smoothly, the writing is excellent, a rare gem. I don't know why the rating is so low [smirk]. This has made authors less motivated to update. Tomato, look what you've done!

Uh, there are modern elements; the emperor is a time traveler.

This novel is quite well-written; compared to other similar Dream of the Red Chamber novels by Tomato, it suits my taste better. I initially put it on my bookshelf and opened it several times, but after seeing some bot comments, I put it aside again to gather dust.

It's so, so, so beautiful!

I'll give it four stars for now. The updates are too infrequent; I'm starting to suspect the author is planning to shut down the book.