
Good Days in the Dream of the Red Chamber
红楼好日子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 668k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Seeing that he joined the army at age 8, he couldn't continue his studies.
The fascist army in its final days didn't even conscript 8-year-olds.
The protagonist is a spineless, born-to-be servant; in our local parlance, he's a complete scoundrel.
Using his own merits to help Jia Zheng get promoted, what a good lackey!
Joining the army at 8? Are you kidding me? And you mean 'one breath transforms into three pure beings'? Just kidding! Have a laugh.
I don't recommend having Xue Baochai as the female lead.
Having read many fanfictions about *Dream of the Red Chamber*, I've noticed that many male protagonists are solely focused on winning over Xue Baochai, going to great lengths to please and clean up the messes of the Xue family. It's disgusting to watch. Aren't the other female characters more appealing? Why do they have to fawn over the Xue family?
This author must be making this up! He started working at the docks at eight, then served as a personal attendant for a year before joining the army! He supposedly achieved a great victory at thirteen, and the emperor even said he'd serve for five years! Did the author's math teacher turn to gym class?! And joining the army at nine and becoming a junior officer? That's outrageous!
I suggest changing the title of this book; it would definitely be a hit.
"The Goddess of the Jia Family's Nanny in the Dream of the Red Chamber" and "I Assisted Jia Baoyu in Becoming Emperor in the Dream of the Red Chamber" At first, I thought the protagonist's swift kneeling before Old Madam Jia was a scheme to secure the Jia family's lineage.
He served on the frontier at eight, and became a commander at thirteen...
It also divides its soul, transforming into the Three Pure Ones from a single breath 🥺 With this kind of writing talent, you could write about the primordial era!
Has the editor's brain been eaten by zombies?