Among the Red Chamber, Japanese Pirates Bring Experience from the Start

This book is much better than the last one, and the romance is currently quite good. However, it doesn't try to whitewash Grandmother Jia and Lady Wang. Grandmother Jia, for her own selfish reasons (for Baoyu and Daiyu), raised Lin Daiyu as a child bride. After Lin Hai's death, all the family's wealth was used to build the Grand View Garden.

That's not enough for anyone to read. If the foreigners next door see this, they'll think we're looking down on them! I'll give you a number: one hundred chapters, one hundred chapters for each of us!

Questions about age For the sake of the plot, it did not strictly follow the original novel. It begins with the fortieth year of Tianyou. The main characters are 16, Daiyu 12, Baochai 14, Baoyu 13, Yingchun 14, Tanchun 12, Xiangyun 12, Xichun 9, Jia Huan 8, Jia Lan 5, Jia Cong 7, Xing Xiuyan 13, and Xue Baoqin 11.

I don't think it's necessary to save the Jia family. They destroyed homes, murdered for money, and were ruthless killers. Why save such people? Let them continue to plague the world? Throughout the entire book, how many innocent people died? The Jia family's crimes were heinous; they deserved to be stripped of their property and exterminated.

The protagonist is Jia She's son. He's also the daughter of Jia Min, Jia She's younger sister (Lin Daiyu), making her the protagonist's cousin. The protagonist, whose soul is from the modern era, actually marries his own cousin. Isn't he afraid their offspring will be deformed?

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The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly capable, but in reality, he's a complete idiot. He can't even manage his own family, let alone talk about cultivating himself, managing his family, governing the country, and bringing peace to the world.

The characters in *Dream of the Red Chamber* didn't match my expectations; it was so unpleasant to read.

The protagonist could follow in Huo Qubing's footsteps. Huo Qubing was enfeoffed as Marquis of Champion at 17, General of the Cavalry at 19, and bestowed the title of Wolf-Dwelling Mountain at 22. The protagonist can't compare. He could be enfeoffed as a marquis at 18, General of the Cavalry at 20, and bestow the title of Wolf-Dwelling Mountain at 24. 🙂 If the protagonist doesn't rebel, his achievements should at least match those of Huo Qubing, Dou Xian, Li Jing, Lan Yu, and Zhu Di. 😁

Having read over 30 chapters, I noticed many similarities in the setting to the previous book, such as the character development of the protagonist and some other characters like Daiyu, and the residence next to the Ning and Rong mansions. What I find most jarring is that even after transmigrating into Jia She's son, he still favors Xichun the most.