
Dream of the Red Chamber: I Am the Great Demon King
红楼之我是大魔王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 758k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Some parts of this book are quite comical. The author talks about filial piety towards Grandmother Jia even after the family has separated by five degrees of kinship. It seems the author doesn't understand what "separating by kinship" means! Separating by kinship doesn't mean cutting off contact; it means equal interaction, based on mutual benefit.
Anyway, now when I see people dressed up as members of the Ning and Rong mansions, single-mindedly thinking about breaking free from the relationship and escaping the vortex to live a carefree life, I just want to laugh. Top-tier aristocratic families like the Ning and Rong mansions must have made countless enemies on a daily basis, but by using their power to oppress others, they have offended…
One thing to note is that even after the protagonist married Daiyu, Daiyu still missed Baoyu, but the protagonist didn't mind at all. Hehehe.
Wow, that's incredible! He starts by marrying his own sister-in-law, Qin Keqing, and the worst part is, after being slept with by both his older brother and father, he still treats her like a treasure. Amazing!! I can't accept this setup, I'm outta here. The author must have something wrong with him; how could he come up with a story where he's slept with both his own brother and father?
What the heck...? You were writing something perfectly fine, but then you felt it deviated from the outline or fell apart, so you just made up an excuse and started over? Why don't you just start a new book then? What was I even reading before? Is there any point in me reading the rest? It's like a new book with the same premise, but the plot has completely changed.
I've found this book increasingly unreadable since the chapter that restarts Dream of the Red Chamber, and I'm thinking of giving up on it...
This person hasn't watched any of the original TV series "Dream of the Red Chamber." Even someone like me who doesn't watch it knows what the titles of nobility are in "Dream of the Red Chamber." Reading just one chapter felt incredibly awkward.
Your Dream of the Red Chamber is so good it could be used as an AV script by the Japanese. 😁
Holy crap, this book is toxic! They don't even understand the background of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, turning it into a monstrous alteration. All fanfiction isn't written for women; it's about changing the regrets in the original novel. And this is just doing whatever they want! No more pretense, let's be honest: I have feelings for my sister-in-law, but I won't say anything. I'm just waiting for my father-in-law to send her over. Enjoy your fantasies!
Does this book deal with Jia Baoyu? When reading Dream of the Red Chamber, all I want to see is the protagonist messing with Jia Baoyu, making the brat lose his parents as if it were a joke.