Dream of the Red Chamber: Building an Age of Immortals
红楼：打造修仙时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 427k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Having read so many martial arts and fantasy novels, why do people who practice the Beiming Technique think about absorbing others' internal energy? Taoism wouldn't do that. Aren't you afraid of potential problems? Don't you read *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils*? If there weren't potential problems, wouldn't Li Qiushui and Tianshan Tonglao practice it? They both had complete manuals.
Since cultivation is possible, and even if men reaped the greatest benefits due to the feudal system, women shouldn't be excluded from it as well. For example, the Crimson Pearl Herb is certainly suitable for those with the right physique for cultivation. And the old lady, having lived so long, even if her cultivation level isn't extremely high, must have some knowledge of health preservation techniques.
The light in his eyes flashed too many times; could the author perhaps use a different descriptive method? 🤔
Buddhism and Buddhist sects are two different things. Buddhism refers to the entire religious sect that believes in Buddha, but even within Buddhism, there are different schools and sects, simply with different interests and purposes. In this article, it's better to use the term "Buddhist sects."
In the original text of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, Jiao Da carried the Duke down from the battlefield and gave him water to drink his own urine. This suggests two things: first, the Duke suffered a defeat, and a crushing one at that; second, the Duke was likely demoted, stripped of his title, or reduced to a first-class general after the defeat.
Urban Dragon King's Soul Transmigrates into Dream of the Red Chamber
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Transmigrating into the Dream of the Red Chamber, no cheat codes? No cheat codes? 99% Of modern people wouldn't survive three chapters!!! Don't claim I have centuries of advanced knowledge and understanding! Don't claim I have precognition of the plot! These things are useful, but they'll most likely hasten the protagonist's death! I don't like authors who write based on fantasy. I hope it's logical!
I came from the last book; I really like Lin Daiyu as the only female lead. I wish there were more books featuring Lin Daiyu.
I can only say that *Journey to the West* inherently possesses mythology. Then there's the mythological version of *Romance of the Three Kingdoms*, which was practically deified in a single book, guaranteeing a life of ease. But *Water Margin* has inherent flaws, which I won't even mention. As for *Dream of the Red Chamber*, I haven't yet seen a well-written mythological version.
It's really quite good. I've read almost all the versions of Dream of the Red Chamber, and this one is honestly more to my taste. It's just that there aren't enough chapters and the updates are too slow.