Dream of the Red Chamber: I Became Jia Lian? Good Thing I Have a System!

This feels like the true way to present a fictionalized version of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. What's with this "passing the imperial examinations to save one's life" nonsense? How could the emperor possibly want to eliminate all the powerful figures like the Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue families in one fell swoop? Trying to get someone to achieve the highest honors in all three categories would only hasten the emperor's actions!

The protagonist's subordinates are developing too fast. By chapter 70, their advanced military strength has already surpassed that of the imperial court, and now they want to develop technology. The protagonist's cultivation relies entirely on stat allocation; he has never actually fought, and even when his subordinates are fighting, he has to hide, which is utterly ridiculous.

You want to write an invincible protagonist story, but you also want to delve into the details of *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Why not just quickly move on to the other worlds? The beginning was somewhat interesting, but I simply can't stand the later parts. You're already invincible, with a bunch of powerful subordinates, yet you still have to be so frustrating. I just gave up.

What is this even writing? A 15-year bookworm can't understand it at all. It's like a Frankenstein's monster, utterly stupid, and a complete mess.

Is this it? All those people sent to protect them amounted to nothing... Is this a forced plot twist to follow the original story?

It gets increasingly unreadable later on. Doesn't the author realize this? The people the protagonist has taken in are almost at the sixth-tier godhood, yet the protagonist's strength hasn't improved at all. He's just lazing around all day. And the author keeps introducing all sorts of fifth- and sixth-tier enemies into the Dream of the Red Chamber world. You've completely lost sight of the main plot. I don't think it's worth subscribing any further.

If you're looking for something like *Dream of the Red Chamber*, you can skip this. It's just a copy of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and while it's not bad, it's a bit overly self-indulgent. The dialogue is also really awkward, really awkward.

I was actually quite interested in taking Li Wan in, but they insisted on waiting until she became my sister-in-law and was pregnant with the fake pig's child before I could take her in. Oh well, I'm outta here.

Since so much has been invested in Jia Min, it's a bit unfair that she died so easily. Quickly arrange for her to be resurrected using the "Book of the Dead," the "Spirit Response Disc," or the angelic skill "Resurrection."

Putting everything else aside, the fact that he had feelings for Jia Min disgusted me.