The Menace of the Dream of the Red Chamber
红楼之祸害
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 134k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
60Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
4.7kFans
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I've always hoped that someone would write a short article about copying the Jia family's books, so that this mess could be salvaged!
OMG, finally a Dream of Red Mansions story that doesn't smear the Jia family! 😭
The premise is interesting; the protagonist is an extremely lucky person. In other books, various coincidences would seem contrived and even malicious. But by establishing his exceptional luck from the outset, it's much better.
Personally, I feel that if *Dream of the Red Chamber* didn't focus on the harem and instead emphasized the imperial court, it would feel a bit awkward, somewhat like the mismatch between an art film and a war film. It would be a waste of the *Dream of the Red Chamber* genre if it didn't feature fish farming 😓, and there are already too many officialdom novels.
It was unreasonable for the Prince's mansion to send its personal guards to forcibly enter the Jia mansion and threaten to arrest people. These were nobles who cared about their reputation. Their personal guards might arrest a local tyrant, but they were not qualified to enter the Rong and Ning mansions. Moreover, it would break the rules.
Wow, these three golden chapters are so well-written! The opening climax is so captivating, the pacing is amazing. I need to tidy up the outline properly, avoid writing about cuckoldry and avoid any major flaws. I predict that it will be at least two million words long and will likely get one star.
I've always felt that Yuan Chun was quite tragic. At least the other women in the imperial concubines had a period of comfortable life. I hope they all have a good ending.
The author should post on a forum to attract investment. There's a small promotion for investments over 100, which is crucial during the new book launch period. Also, try to recommend the book in the comments section of the "Dream of the Red Chamber" book list and on the "Dian Dian Quan" platform to increase exposure.
I came from a martial arts novel, and the teacher assigned us to read *Dream of the Red Chamber*, but I prefer this type of story.
Beautiful!