
A Man in Dream of the Red Chamber, Focused on Fitness
人在红楼,一心健身
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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101Chapters
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They don't seem like normal people at all, they seem to have no intelligence whatsoever. We all went through nine years of compulsory education, there shouldn't be such a big difference, right?
Has the author never read Dream of the Red Chamber? They even got the identities wrong, and there are so many inconsistencies. It's all based on imagination.
He's already transmigrated, he's even got a system, yet the protagonist is living such a pathetic and repressed life. After reading a few chapters, I've lost all interest.
The protagonist is a fool, lustful and short-lived, ambitious but incompetent; he dies young and is reincarnated sooner.
This is utterly nonsensical. Please read Dream of the Red Chamber before writing.
The protagonist's character is too toxic, a scoundrel and loser.
Forget it, buddy, I'm outta here.
The tips I gave earlier are now just wasted.
The protagonist is a born servile, completely illogical in his pursuit of a harem. Despite having a cheat-like advantage, he remains a lackey. Even worse, he could easily live off his benefactors, yet he insists on distancing himself from them. He's constantly complaining and getting angry, always seeking business with Wang Xifeng instead of Qin Keqing.
Speechless, this is too cruel! I'm amazed that Qin Keqing's father is still alive!
The author has Qin Keqing deliver meals to her father-in-law at Tianxiang Restaurant. Are you serious, author? Are you rewriting Cao Xueqin's novel? Shouldn't you show some respect for Cao Xueqin? Isn't this writing utterly disgusting?