Dream of the Red Chamber: Beating Qin Keqing from the Start

This book is definitely worth reading. It might lean more towards the style of Qidian (a popular Chinese online literature platform), especially in its excellent portrayal of female characters. Some parts are incredibly moving, with scenes of characters crying upon meeting, wearing mourning clothes, looking at Jia Zhen's portrait, doing the splits, painting their faces, using ropes, and having…

Thank you for reading my comments! (Bows) Also, I really did do my research, and I know some basic historical facts. I've read the original novel and watched the TV series many times 🤦 I have written three books on Dream of the Red Chamber on other websites. I will definitely make changes based on everyone's feedback, wherever possible. Simply put, the author is physically weak, so please don't be too forceful 🤦 I'd like to offer some free gifts to feed the child, thank you.

The male lead is decisive and doesn't abandon the story, the plot is fast-paced and exciting, and the characters are well-developed, unlike other fanfictions of Dream of the Red Chamber where the characters become flat when there are many. The more I read, the more energized I became. I stayed up until 5 a. M. It's undoubtedly super good.

So far it seems pretty good, the only pity is that the protagonist's body wasn't given any fighting ability, so his combat power is basically zero. I didn't want to read any further after chapter 55. The plot was too old-fashioned, and it was impossible for Jia Rong to slowly climb the ranks from the start. The Jia family is not without enemies. Their influence is rooted in the military.

Great, the protagonist rises to power through strategy and analysis, finally not through some sugar, salt, or glass. The war scenes are also very reasonable; the protagonist's group members die easily without any sudden power-ups, and the ending is a happy one. Real war should be this cruel.

Among the novels I've read about Dream of the Red Chamber, this is definitely a masterpiece. The plot is smooth, the main characters are believable, and so far, it seems that almost all twelve beauties have been included, and the inclusion is logical and well-paced. The pace is fast, and overall, it's a masterpiece.

I must say, excellent. A memorial service is good, a memorial service is good. 😏 The first 46 chapters are worth reading, but the later chapters have a lot of flaws. I can't continue reading.

This is an excellent book. I couldn't get into the original Dream of the Red Chamber, but this book helps me recognize some characters and words. The author's command of language is exquisite. The male protagonist is very efficient at promoting people. What's unique here is that it focuses on remembering and honoring ancestors, which is hard to find elsewhere.

While the political climate in *Dream of the Red Chamber* wasn't exactly stable, it certainly wasn't as treacherous as the author depicted. With princes and ministers being killed one after another so easily, how could the emperor's throne be secure? Even emperors of Zhu Yuanzhang and Li Shimin, with their unparalleled prestige, couldn't have done that. An emperor couldn't simply execute whomever he wanted with a single stroke.

I think this is a really awesome book. Take the concept of human nature, for example. It's full of twists and turns, and the logic and thinking are far superior to other Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction. It's a complete blowout, and it's a victory without any cheat codes. The only downside is that there are too many plot twists.