
The Passionate Monk of the Red Chamber
红楼情僧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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390Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
10.1kFans
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Lin Daiyu uproots a willow tree Let's highlight this! 😁
Cao Cao from the Three Kingdoms went to Water Margin and became Da Lang; Lü Bu's soul was reborn as Ximen Qing; Sun Quan couldn't beat Cao Cao and was reincarnated as Zhao Gou to fight against foreign tribes; and you, the Water Margin characters, went to the Dream of the Red Chamber production team. Shouldn't the Dream of the Red Chamber characters go to Journey to the West?
Still not imaginative enough? Who can write a story where Lu Zhishen is reincarnated as Lin Daiyu? It's bound to be a hit! 🔥🔥🔥
The tide rises on the Qiantang River; only today do I realize who I truly am.
That's quite an imaginative idea! They could have just taken in Granny Liu and the Old Lady.
Do you still love Lin Daiyu like this?
Lin Daiyu uproots a willow tree
I've only read a dozen or so chapters, and the writing is alright. But why does the author keep bringing up Lu Zhishen's physique? With Baoyu's constitution, why is he always described as making deafening noises, like when he kowtows and the earth shakes? Will he uproot a willow tree later on? I think he'll only uproot Lin Daiyu at most.
Lu Zhishen, a vanguard-type man, how could he possibly be a cunning and calculating ruler? To plot a rebellion so readily—did he think the imperial guards were incompetent, or the emperor himself? His character is simply unsuitable for rebellion.
The novel perfectly blends the distinct writing styles of *Water Margin* and *Dream of the Red Chamber*. (Amazing!)