
I Ride and Conquer in Dream of the Red Chamber
我在红楼骑砍无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 622k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Anyone Know Any Stories About Mass-Produced Riders?
Looking for Stories Where You Can Buy Soldiers and Subordinates with Money
Looking for books like "Growing Stronger by Killing, Starting Out as a Jianghu Ruffian". Please recommend conquest stories where the protagonist can use money from their own world to buy soldiers and subordinates.
Are There Really No Good Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction Anymore?
Any Dream of the Red Chamber–Style Stories Where Someone Leaves the Two Jia Mansions to Make It on Their Own?
Send Me All Kinds of Novels About Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty
Looking for stories similar to The Hongguang Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Anything involving transmigration to the Ming Dynasty, historical what-ifs, or related history is welcome.
Mount & Blade-Style Novels
Guys, any good Mount & Blade-style novels? Stories about raising an army are good too. I want grand battles, recruiting soldiers, loyalty, and lordship. Novels from other platforms are fine too. I'm just in the mood for this kind of story.
Transmigrating into History and Secretly Developing Technology on Your Own Turf
Preferably, the protagonist works behind the scenes.
Looking for a Dream of the Red Chamber Novel Where the Protagonist Starts from the Start Fighting at the Border, Then Returns to the Capital
The one where he disciplines the servants, gives the gold and silver to the emperor, and brings Yuan Chun back. What was it called? I can't remember the title.
A Lord-Building Novel With a Mount & Blade System
Looking for lord novels like "Mount & Blade". No fan fiction. I mainly want a branching troop upgrade system where units can be upgraded. Please!
Reader comments 37
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The plot is very enjoyable, the plot design is also reasonable, and the setting is not too toxic. It's just a bit embarrassing to grow corn. It's been written about the Little Ice Age, and it's invincible to be able to grow corn. The protagonist wants to do something that even the corn star has not been able to do. There is also something humorous about making seamless steel pipes in the late Ming Dynasty.
Not bad, but nine out of ten books in the late Ming Dynasty relied on high-yielding crops, but history has long proven that these crops were useful but limited in that era. Potatoes were poisonous and difficult to preserve, and they were extinct collectively at every turn when encountering plagues. Sweet potatoes were low in calories and not enough to eat, and it was uncomfortable. As for corn... The Soviets didn't even manage to grow corn in cold climates, let alone the Little Ice Age... So this is why there was no shortage of officials to promote these crops from the middle to late Ming Dynasty, but by the end of the Qing Dynasty it was still less than one-tenth
In fact, the writing is quite flawless. If this book had been a starting point, the results might have been much better than this. However, one big problem is that the protagonist's ability upgrades have not appeared for a long time.
It's so frustrating despite having a system
Yes, you can consider attacking Japan in the future. After all, Japan still has a lot of gold and silver mines. You can also consider pretending to be pirates to rob merchant ships.
Well written. But let me ask you, there is no need to use the Red Mansion skin, right?
With this golden finger, all the staff and officers should be turned into soldiers first, and then upgraded to become absolutely loyal. The envoys of the imperial court should also be deducted and upgraded before being put back.
Interpretation of history, riding and slashing system + red building, super double.
It's okay, pretty good. It's not as bad as other book reviews said. There aren't many bad points. The rating is about 9.1 Or 9.2.
It's okay, but there's no thrill of upgrading while riding and slashing, and the golden finger is severely restricted. Basically there is nothing wrong with Red Mansion.