The Martial Champion of the Red Chamber

Every time I finish reading the latest chapter, a small pop-up window appears, showing my order number and a message saying, "What kind of god-like speed is this?" Every time I see this, I think to myself, "Author, what kind of tortoise-like speed is this?"

Author, you should understand what I mean by looking at my pictures, right? Hurry up and update!

In the fanfiction of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, everyone claims they don't want to get involved in the Jia family's turmoil, yet they shamelessly endure the Jia family's humiliation to try and save them. I'm wondering, if those few beauties are so important, wouldn't they wait until the Jia family is raided before redeeming them? They could be the masters, why do they have to be sycophants? I hope this book doesn't add to the Jia family's troubles.

The Xue family is shocked, the Xue family is shocked, the Xue family is shocked, then the Jia family is shocked; the Jia family is shocked, the Jia family is shocked, the Jia family is shocked, then the Wang family is shocked; the Wang family is shocked, the Wang family is shocked, the Wang family is shocked, then the Embroidered Uniform Guard is shocked; the Embroidered Uniform Guard is shocked…

They're all so traditional, why doesn't anyone write something strange or imaginative? For example, the protagonist transmigrates into a poor family. Because the protagonist is particularly effeminate (delicate), the family, in order to sell him for a good price, specially dresses him up as a delicate young girl and sells him to the Grand View Garden.

Fanfiction of Dream of the Red Chamber is just about watching everyday family dramas, turning the tide, saving the girls, building up power, teasing Baoyu, and killing the wicked servants. Otherwise, what's the point of watching it?

How could anyone think Qin Keqing is inferior to Xue Baochai? Isn't Qin Keqing better than Baochai in terms of background, looks, and personality? Even in the original novel, Qin Keqing's fate is more pitiful.

Marrying Qin Keqing sounds amazing! She's good at managing a household. Besides being the right age, she's also the most beautiful woman in *Dream of the Red Chamber*. As for using the chapter list of *The Fragrant Pavilion* to judge someone, that's unfair. Whether in ancient or modern times, there are countless ways for super-rich second-generation officials to force a woman into submission.

It's rare to see a book where Baochai is the Empress; finally, it's Daiyu's turn to be a Consort! I've read too many stories of Daiyu as Empress and Baochai as Consort. Keep writing!

The book is good, but it has some flaws. For example, Qin Ye has a son, so it's unlikely Qin would openly seize the family property. Even if he did, the protagonist could simply arrest someone; going to the emperor for this is a bit far-fetched and inappropriate, feeling like child's play. Also, the protagonist arranging his own marriage is a minor issue in modern times, but in ancient times it would be considered a breach of etiquette and an insult to Baochai.