Transmigrated as the Retired Emperor: Building an Immortal Dynasty in the Story of the Red Chamber
穿越太上皇：我在红楼建仙朝
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- Completed
- Length
- 598k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 2y ago
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He's truly the weakest retired emperor in all versions of Dream of the Red Chamber! The author is dragging the protagonist down.
You chose such an old, decrepit man as the male lead. Even if it were a cultivation story, he'd still be a generation below all the beauties in the Dream of the Red Chamber. This is utterly useless. It's like an old ox trying to eat young grass—this ox is way too old, it has no teeth, how can it even manage?
This retired emperor is like a horse tower, the worst retired emperor in Dream of the Red Chamber.
If all the women of the Jia family's east and west mansions were included, their fortune would surely be greater.
The premise is flawed. I recall a book about national destiny where the author could provide feedback on the cultivation level of those below him as they grew stronger. This premise is unacceptable! If those below him surpass him in cultivation, and even his ministers are more powerful than him, how can any reader possibly enjoy reading it? I hope the author will reconsider.
Open-minded, non-toxic
Once you've cultivated immortality, worldly seniority becomes irrelevant. The "Dirty Tang" isn't just a figure of speech. And look at the most pathetic main god and the 7000-year-old Yan...
Before even restoring the dynasty, the protagonist has already attracted a bunch of immortals. The author shouldn't let the protagonist fight them all by himself later on. It's best to control the scale or set up some kind of barrier. Otherwise, you might as well just make up a novel about the struggle for the throne and the fate of the nation. Just make up a dynasty and don't use Dream of the Red Chamber as the background to avoid getting criticized.
After reclaiming the throne, don't go easy on the emperor and his family; eliminate them completely.
The female lead said, "That old geezer isn't dead yet!"
The author's subject matter is good, but the choice of protagonist is wrong! Binding the protagonist to a prince is alright!!! Making the nation powerful, a behind-the-scenes story! Having the retired emperor and the emperor fight to the death! What a fun idea!