Dream of the Red Chamber: Forging Stone into Jade
红楼之磨石为玉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Unable to refute his wife, Lin Ruhai stuck out his tongue. Jia Lian stomped his foot in anger. Isn't your character writing a complete mess?
Writing about the Dream of the Red Chamber without describing the harem is like taking off your pants to fart.
Having read so many versions of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, Lin Daiyu is almost always portrayed as the female lead. I don't understand; she's a celestial herb who descended to earth specifically to repay Baoyu's kindness, so why does she follow the male lead as soon as he seduces her? Besides, with so many excellent women in *Dream of the Red Chamber*, Lin Daiyu really isn't a suitable woman to marry.
He's incredibly self-indulgent, subtly promoting his own products, but his skills are utterly lacking. He speaks with an air of lecturing.
This is absolutely not a Dream of the Red Chamber novel; go read it if you don't believe me. The protagonist even participates in a European serf uprising. Seriously, it suddenly jumps to Yangzhou while I'm writing... It's so unbelievable, it's like a series of plot holes.
I just saw someone in the comments advocating for a harem, thinking that a harem would solve the problem. I didn't want to be disliked, but considering that my book might be dragged down by public opinion again, I have no choice but to be disliked again. Is it true that adding more heroines and creating a harem can save Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction? My opinion is that it's utter nonsense.
Great book! I find the idea of rescuing the Jia family in *Dream of the Red Chamber* incredibly annoying; it's disgusting. They should just save those they like and exile or kill those they don't. The protagonist of this book is currently determined to take down the Jia family. Great book!
What's the point of reading the earlier parts about the rollback if you've wasted your time?
Harem, harem, besides fantasizing in novels, are you just losers in real life who can't live without women?
Even elementary school students write better essays than this!