The Path to Immortality Begins in Dream of the Red Chamber

The chapters are contradictory. At first, I thought the girls in Dream of the Red Chamber were nothing special, and they even used Wang Xifeng's expulsion from the mansion to sever ties with the Jia family. But later, when Lin Ruhai hired Jia Lian as his bodyguard, he went to him like a dog. I'm tired enough with work, and you can't even read a book with such a pathetic character?

What's this new chapter about? You pick a stone and a rusty sword from a pile of junk and claim it's worth a million taels. Don't tell me it's some kind of treasure; they're clearly just using that pile of junk to fool you. And then there's this talk of killing anyone who touches Lin Daiyu's dowry. It's only a million taels that's been touched! How much more could they possibly take? This so-called grandmaster of yours seems to be nothing but a coward.

Thanks to the efforts of various online novelists, "Dream of the Red Chamber" has now become something like "Love in the Courtyard."

A spineless coward calling himself a Grandmaster? He was easily swayed by a million taels of silver with some worthless junk? Just a moment ago he was saying he'd slaughter anyone who touched Lin Daiyu's dowry, and this is all? Truly a complete waste.

I originally thought that merging with the world's primordial embryo to form a world of its own would be a grand cultivation story, but I never expected it to be a harem story. That's true. When I see "Dream of the Red Chamber," I should think, "If you don't want a harem, why go to 'Dream of the Red Chamber'?"

Throughout the entire Dream of the Red Chamber, he's the same indecisive good-natured person who picks up scraps and treats them as treasures—it's a complete waste of time and resources.

It feels like the protagonist is just working for nothing; all the good things he gets through hard work and luck are only suitable for those around him, and his combat power ranking keeps declining.

He died from poisoning in Chapter 11, but there was a small world where he was immortal. He didn't have to become a brainless overpowered protagonist, but at least he should have been a person of dignity and composure. Instead, he chose to be a lowly servant.

To vent my frustration, I subscribed to Qidian, a platform I've been following for over a decade, and finally gave up on Chapter 11. You guys see, everyone's silent after reading it.

The most annoying thing about cultivation novels is when they write about incense offerings, merits, and fortune. Whenever they do, they either make the protagonist an idiot or make everyone else an idiot just to boost those things.