The Red Chamber's Illegitimate Son Rises to Greatness
红楼庶子青云
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- Completed
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- 830k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Looking for Rigorous, High-Quality Historical Fiction Like A Borrowed Surname in Langya
Looking for stories like "The Matter of the Southern Dynasties' Noble Young Master Being an Impostor".
I'm Tired of Poor Scholar Stories. Any About Scions of Great Clans Taking the Imperial Exams?
Looking for High-Quality Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction
I'd like books similar to "A Dream of Red Mansions: The Elegant Chief Adviser". I'm looking for political intrigue, with no character assassination of Lin Daiyu, but plenty of it aimed at the Jia family.
Finished All the Great Dream of the Red Chamber Stories, Come Argue with Me If You Disagree
I’ve Been in a Reading Slump for Six Weeks 😭😭 Any Good Reads? Please Save Me 😭
Looking for Books About Dream of the Red Chamber
Any Dream of the Red Chamber Stories With Daiyu as the Female Lead, Where She's Treated Well?
Dream of the Red Chamber Stories You Can't Bear to Delete
As long as it's good!
Are There Really No Good Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction Anymore?
Looking for Smart, In-Character Dream of the Red Chamber Fics. No OOC, No OOC, Please, No OOC!
Looking for High-quality Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction
There don't seem to be many Dream of the Red Chamber stories on Fanqie. Please recommend some!
Looking for Dream of the Red Chamber Stories With No Fawning Over Baoyu! None at All!
Looking for books like Dream of the Red Chamber: I Turned the Jokes into a Royal Flush. Something like this! Don't say you dislike Daiyu and Jia Min at the start, then spend the rest of the story cleaning up after Daiyu, Lin Ruhai, and the others.
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Does anyone have novels based on the Dream of the Red Chamber? Please share your recommendations.
Looking for Dream of the Red Chamber Fanfiction Where the Protagonist Takes the Imperial Exams or Joins the Army
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Looking for stories like Second Master Lian, the Wife-Doting Madman, from Dream of the Red Chamber. A feel-good Red Chamber story, highly recommended!
A Dream of Red Mansions Novel: The Male Lead Reincarnates as a Jia Family Young Master, Takes the Imperial Exams, and Saves the Jia Family
I hope the male lead has a pocket dimension, is ambitious, and is greatly favored by the emperor.
Dream of the Red Chamber Power Fantasy, Targeting Grandmother Jia, Jia Zheng, Second Madam Wang, and Jia Min
I really want to see the old Duke Jia reborn and find out what kind of people he married. The eldest son’s family is hopeless: those who could die have died, and the ones still alive were all raised into useless wastrels. The second son and his wife are both stupid and poisonous. Jia Min may not be a good person either, directly leaving the Lin family without descendants and sending generations of family wealth back to her maternal family.
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I’m in a Reading Slump. Any Good Dream of the Red Chamber Derivative Novels?
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The protagonist is always being restricted by one rule or another. I hate Grandmother Jia and Jia Baoyu, and I want stories where Jia Baoyu gets put through the wringer. Seeing the protagonist kept in check makes me want to vomit blood. I haven't found a single good story yet.
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Another fictional setting retains the stereotypical images of characters from *Dream of the Red Chamber*. So far, only the protagonist Jia Huan's fantasy of taking charge of the Rong and Ning mansions seems a bit out of place; the others are acceptable. The scene where Lady Wang tries to ruin her reputation by making things difficult for her is actually quite plausible 😂 The protagonist, this time traveler, has no prestige whatsoever; even Jia Jing knows his identity.
It's well-written, I don't know why the rating is so low. There's only one problem: the portrayal of Grandmother Jia is too tactless. The old lady has lived so long, yet she's still young and knows the state of her household. She finally has Jia Huan, who would only support her and wouldn't cause any trouble. However, this way of writing makes it lighter and more enjoyable to read.
This is the best Dream of the Red Chamber novel I've ever read, bar none. There's a novel next door about Jia Huan's rebirth, over a thousand chapters long. Before reading this one, I thought that one was the pinnacle of the genre, but after reading this one, that one has to take a backseat. This novel portrays Jia Huan's awesomeness in a very satisfying way.
I can't stand many novels about the Dream of the Red Chamber, but this one is good. The descriptions of the inner quarters are pleasant and don't get bogged down in the usual tedious domestic matters. It's decisive when necessary, focusing on career goals without hesitation. The characters are swift and decisive, and I hope it stays engaging.
So far, I've read 113 chapters. The writing structure is clear, the plot is full of twists and turns, and the characters are well-developed. If the author maintains this writing style, it can definitely be called a great novel of Dream of the Red Chamber. 👍 Reading the latest chapter, I feel the protagonist will develop a harem later on. Although this is common in ancient settings, I still hope the protagonist can be with Daiyu for life.
This is the second Dream of the Red Chamber adaptation I've read featuring Jia Huan as the protagonist participating in the imperial examinations. I've read over fifty chapters so far. The male lead doesn't possess any fantastical time-traveling abilities; the descriptions of the male lead and other characters are quite realistic. The story unfolds gradually, with the male lead taking things one step at a time, using his modern knowledge to overcome his predicament and change his destiny.
This novel is sure to be a hit; the plot is so exciting! There are few comments, but the writing is excellent. The author portrays Jia Huan as a refined and exceptionally talented young master, a filial son who lay on ice to catch carp for his mother.
It's rare to see such genuine emotions in a piece like this. It's quite good, especially the dialogue with that net monk. I really liked those lines. Where did you copy some of the words from? Are you a professional writer? For beginners, some vocabulary is really helpful.
It's a great read, a satisfying read, and the author is high-quality, with no vulgar descriptions; the enjoyment comes purely from the plot. The author is particularly good at creating hooks, making each chapter irresistibly engaging. Reading it in one go is incredibly enjoyable! The only problem is that it's still being serialized; I hope it gets published soon.
It's really good! The writing gets better and better as it goes on, becoming more and more vivid. It feels like the author has developed their own unique style, and the characters come alive. The various parts are tightly structured, and the timeline unfolds logically. It's a truly excellent book with depth.