The Red Chamber’s Fierce Minister in My Pocket Dimension

Speechless 😓 The Jia family is not a small family, okay? They are top-tier nobles and warlord families. Do you think a mere general would dare to look down on the sons of the big boss? Have you ever been to officialdom? These lower-ranking officials, if they want a promotion, what can they do without the approval of powerful figures in the court?

Have you ever written anything like this where the male members of the Jia family are castrated or killed, Jia Baoyu suffers a social death due to favoritism, Jia Lian is castrated for having an affair with another man's wife, and then a bunch of widows are left to live a life of forced widowhood?

Don't go back to studying that book and turn it into a cultivation novel; otherwise, the later parts will be unreadable.

Why would you feel you can't be a plagiarist? A book of Nalan Xingde's poems isn't enough for you to show off? Add a set of poems by Wang Guowei, Gong Zizhen, the Four Masters of the Qing Dynasty, and even the librarian! Borrow some poems from *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and you'll have the title of "the only one since the Northern Song Dynasty"—isn't that great? 🤓🤓🤓

I still remember a novel where the protagonist becomes emperor, and Grandmother Jia becomes the Grand Empress Dowager, Lady Wang becomes the Empress Dowager, Jia Baoyu becomes a prince, and the protagonist is an illegitimate son. Grandmother Jia loves Baoyu, and the protagonist can only keep Jia Baoyu in the palace to play with his harem sisters until he is eighteen or nineteen years old before he leaves the palace.

The biggest problem with this book is that everyone in the Jia family is reasonable and harmonious, but as anyone who has read the original work knows, is that even possible?

Honestly, isn't the way the protagonist behaves inside and outside his home reversed? He wouldn't even give face to the retired emperor outside, yet he was completely uninhibited and carefree in front of the emperor. When they returned home, the so-called grandmother completely disregarded the protagonist as the pillar of the family, and kept favoring the second wife.

He was only 14 years old when he went to battle and was even granted a title? Huo Qubing was 18 when he went to the battlefield, 14? You probably aren't even as tall as a horse's legs.

It's so fake that none of the maids in "Dream of the Red Chamber" are involved... I really can't stand it. They all look like eunuchs, like they're born with some kind of mental disability even though they're only teenagers.

The pig's feet are like a spineless shrimp, obeying whatever the old man says, like a dog in his filial piety. He doesn't utter a sound, doesn't make a move, and doesn't even express a hint of dissatisfaction. What's the point of writing *Dream of the Red Chamber* if he's like this? He might as well be a reincarnation of Jia Baoyu.