Dream of the Red Chamber: Earn Promotions and Rewards, Become a Marquis in One Battle from the Start

I finished it in one go, it was pretty good. The plot was well-paced, the only downside was that I felt a bit unsatisfied during the "Military Family" segment. I'm a little curious about what will happen next? Oh, by the way, will you continue to torment Baoyu?

It's very well written. What I like most about this protagonist is that he doesn't get bogged down in romantic relationships. It's not just in the Dream of the Red Chamber genre; in almost all other novels, as soon as women are mentioned, people tend to focus entirely on romantic entanglements.

I think it's alright. Many people criticize the protagonist's relationship with the Jia family, but I think the protagonist's strength lies in his personal martial prowess and army. However, no matter how high your personal martial prowess is, it won't affect the overall situation. The army isn't that many; it's more like giving the protagonist a very powerful personal guard.

It's well-written, and the power levels aren't suppressed. The protagonist's character is also normal; he's neither a saint nor a bloodthirsty psychopath. The score is a bit low; it's worth at least eight points on Tomato.

It's alright, the pacing is pretty fast, but the characters and stories aren't well-reproduced, and the timeline is confusing. I hope they don't create a harem or add Baochai into the story.

I finished reading it in one day, and it's really well-written. Of all the Dream of the Red Chamber novels I've read, this one is definitely in the top five or even top three. Many Dream of the Red Chamber novels either have overly detailed prefaces that stray from the main theme, or are just power struggles and war novels using the Dream of the Red Chamber as a shell, or are just saccharine romance novels. This one stays on topic, has exciting moments, but isn't cloying.

It's quite good. Although it's a system novel, the system doesn't have much of a presence; it just turns the protagonist into a superhuman combination of Xiang Yu, Lu Bu, and Zhao Yun from a Dynasty Warriors version. The protagonist is upright and loyal to the country.

I didn't have high expectations at first, but it turned out to be surprisingly good. It's set in a fictional world, and there are a few minor logical issues, but the writing is smooth and there aren't any major flaws. Among Tomato's many Dream of the Red Chamber novels, it stands out. I hope the author can maintain this style and keep up the good work!

It's enjoyable and I love reading it. Even I, who only have a superficial understanding of Dream of the Red Chamber, found it fascinating and completely engaging. The only flaw in the early part of the book is that after gaining Zhao Yun's power, Lu Bu and the Overlord are added, which feels a bit out of place and the power system is a bit broken. Also, this kind of non-human combination doesn't feel relatable. If you can overcome this, it's okay and you can continue reading.

It's good, 550,000 words. I stayed up all night last night and read all day today, up to chapter 226. Those negative reviews are ridiculous! Things like cutting ties with the clan and having the ability to go solo are outrageous. Not to mention the protagonist's ambition to become an official with a cheat code, if you don't become an official and get rewards, what use is Zhao Yun?