Dream of the Red Chamber: This Concubine-Born Son Is Too Good at Taking Advice
红楼：这庶子太听劝了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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If Lin Daiyu had just thought things through, she could have simply refused any unreasonable demands. As for filial piety, given the Jia family's situation, it would only have been said that Lin Daiyu's family had a pure and upright character and that she did not associate with the Jia family.
What kind of reward is this curved plow? Are you kidding me? Isn't it good to have a traditional imperial examination background?
The Jia family's desire to seize military power is suicidal. They chose the wrong side in the struggle for the throne. They either rebelled or obediently became idle officials. Any mistake they made would lead to their family's property being confiscated.
Personally, I really admire the author; it's amazing that they've managed to write over 300 chapters without it flopping. Honestly, you can say there are problems with the book, but you can't say they lack perseverance and determination.
This book is so bad, no wonder it's free for a limited time 😒
To read this book, you need both a high IQ and a low IQ. A high IQ is needed to guess what this book, riddled with typos, is trying to say; but only when your IQ drops to a certain level will you not feel that everyone in the book, from the main characters to the supporting characters, is an idiot.
The protagonist in the author's *Dream of the Red Chamber* always seems to have the air of a fool who's been tricked into buying something, yet secretly rejoices, thinking he's gotten a good deal. This style feels unsuitable for *Dream of the Red Chamber*; it would be more fitting for a modern urban setting like *The Return of the Dragon King*.
Abandoned
Some books you can read even without thinking, but this one is so bad it'll break your brain and still not work. 🙂
The content is... Well, let's just say it's hard to describe. There are a lot of typos; let's not even talk about the novel's logical consistency—after all, some writers seem to have eaten too much shit, they love to fawn over authors and often argue that novels don't need to conform to normal logic—but at least it should be logically consistent, which is why it's so chaotic; moreover, it's full…
I skimmed through a few chapters, and it seems the author hasn't read the original work and lacks basic life experience. I simply can't finish this book.