The World of the Story of the Stone
红楼之天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 237k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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84Chapters
2.9kRecommendations
7.9kFans
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The author really needs to keep updating! Put your health aside for now. 😭
Jia Yuanchun being the principal wife is of no help to the protagonist at all; in fact, she hinders him.
Is anyone there?
Hello, is anyone there? If no one's here, I'll ask again in a bit...
Dull
Without any cheat codes or special abilities, the writing is mediocre, and the plot lacks exciting moments. How can someone become emperor like this? It's unlikely to achieve anything significant. 😥
The female lead is Qingwen?
With Qingwen's personality, how could she be the female lead? Is the protagonist (the author) a masochist?
I heard the update has reached the point of taking down Granny Liu. When will they take down Grandmother Jia?
This book, well, it sets the bar too high, but falls short in the details, which is a real shame. In order to create some so-called face-slapping or climax scenes, some plot descriptions are a bit mindless, that is, they lack attention to detail. The overall background design is acceptable; the author put in the effort. However, the characters lack vibrancy, and the dialogue is merely used to advance the plot, without any character arc.
The original novel doesn't describe Qin Keqing and Jia Yuanchun much, so I don't know why seven or eight out of ten fanfictions praise them so highly.
The supplies are constantly being replenished by the small poison! It's getting a bit dry.
The writing is rather bland. But this style of writing always seems to throw up a plot hole just when I'm about to continue reading! Maybe it's because I've been reading too much. I'll leave it for now and see.
I've always felt that Jia Yuanchun was old and useless. Which legitimate marriage wasn't to strengthen one's power? What good is marrying a second wife's daughter? Her family's influence, aside from past favors, was practically nonexistent. The family was a complete mess, with no distinction between legitimate and illegitimate children, servants bullying their masters, deceiving superiors and…