Dream of the Red Chamber: Wandering Dragon

It's really these authors who write history who always say that princes and grandsons of the emperor are either humiliated or die. This is a feudal society where imperial power is supreme. People always talk about this group or that group. Unless it's the end of a dynasty, the royal family is the boss. If you don't like it, you have to keep quiet. Even a seventh-rank county magistrate can be ruined, let alone princes and grandsons of the emperor.

The beginning was quite absurd. They were about to die, yet they still acted like some kind of 21st-century high achiever who wouldn't beg. With all this modern information, people like that are completely out of their minds. If they weren't going to beg, they should have found a way to break out of the predicament, but the character didn't take any corresponding action. What was the author thinking?

I noticed you've started a new book. I'm going to check it out. You only read a few chapters of "Super Talent" before abandoning it. It's good for you to practice your writing sometimes. I finished reading "Hidden Dragon" and it was pretty good.

I hate the concept of two souls fusing together.

Here we go again. 😁

You've released a new book. Come on. Add to bookshelf - Start growing

I hope it won't be abandoned; it was such a shame that the previous book, *Hidden Dragon*, was abruptly ended.

The first three chapters of "The Dream of the Red Chamber" were simply phenomenal; I hope this book will continue that success.

I came in to check it out because I saw it on an original audiobook platform, but it turns out it's a dead end!

Keep writing, author! I really enjoy all your books.