Dream of the Red Chamber: Taking Jia Rong’s Place on His Wedding Night
红楼：从替贾蓉入洞房开始
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- Completed
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- 647k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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His name alone tells you he's destined to be a flop.
A prince would be doing you a favor by taking you in as a dog, let alone an adopted son!
Judging from the description, he's the king of failures...
It's bound to fail.
What root cause do the Ning and Rong mansions have that needs outsiders to dig up? They dug their own graves and buried themselves; they don't need any outside help at all. 🤫
I have no problem with innate superhuman strength, but if you just walk into any blacksmith shop and ask for a 360-pound spiked club, and the blacksmith actually makes one for you, can you lift it? The protagonist wouldn't have a single opponent in the Three Kingdoms. This isn't Dream of the Red Chamber; it's Journey to the West.
This is a god-like being; judging from the description, they're just used as chess pieces. How are you so powerful? Chess pieces are just recyclable materials.
Does the protagonist ultimately usurp the throne and become emperor, or does he just end up as a marquis? Even if you're an undercover agent and don't rebel, your final fate is still death! Knowing so many of the emperor's secrets and not rebelling only leads to your demise!
Does the synopsis mean he's been constantly used by different people?
The most enjoyable parts of reading *Dream of the Red Chamber* are "So Many Prideful Women in the Red Chamber" and "Master Lai in the Red Chamber: A Scoundrel Riding His Master and Taking All the Female Leads."
Because of his innate superhuman strength, he was adopted by King Chungsun as his godfather.