Dream of the Red Chamber: The Peerless Young Master
红楼之公子无双
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
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Is this meant to kill Lin Daiyu?
Lin Daiyu and Jia Baoyu were absolutely doomed. Lin Daiyu was in poor health, disliked by her mother-in-law, had no one to support her family, and her husband was a lecherous, incompetent coward who, knowing she was to marry Xue Baochai, could only listlessly sulk and dared not fight for it. It's clear Lin Daiyu had no chance of survival.
The author is clever but lacks wisdom. Making the protagonist marry Xue Baochai is incredibly stupid. Marrying Lin Daiyu would give him access to her father's connections, but what could he possibly gain from marrying Xue Baochai? That's so low-brow. Has the author never seen a woman before?
Good book, enjoyable read.
What man doesn't love beautiful women? Look at Liu, who's face-blind, he has a beautiful wife at home, and he's even chasing girls all the way to America! Hahaha!
There are so many sycophants these days. Xi Ren mischievously scalded the protagonist's hand with boiling water, and the protagonist threw it back, but then a bunch of people in the comments section cursed the protagonist and tried to whitewash Xi Ren. These people have become so servile, it's ingrained in their very souls!
I read it again. Was it revised? Many parts don't seem to connect.
What kind of people react to an eleven-year-old girl with blond hair? A married woman flirting with an eight or nine-year-old girl who's never seen a man before?
You'd even take Qin Keqing? Are you desperate? I sincerely advise you to turn back.
The writing is excellent and the plot is reasonable, but updates are infrequent. Keep up the good work, author!
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If Jia Baoyu had dared to display his talent, the Jia family would have been wiped out on the spot. Being born with a jade in one's mouth is a major taboo; how could the emperor not have wild thoughts? 🤔 The best outcome would have been for the Jia family to be completely incompetent. I feel that Old Madam Jia was very wise, allowing Jia Baoyu to live a peaceful life. Even his first birthday celebration, where he chose the perfect jade, was a stroke of genius.