Dream of the Red Chamber: I, Marquis Champion, Yingchun’s Cousin
红楼：我，冠军侯，迎春表兄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 656k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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300Chapters
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Why has there been no champion since Huo Biao?
The reason why the title of Marquis of Champion was no longer used in later generations, and why only Huo Biao's bravery was mentioned instead of his ambition to be a champion, is simply because after a eunuch named Wang Fu was granted the title of Marquis of Champion, later generations were unhappy.
This emperor's surname was Ji. The protagonist's surname is Ying. I don't know how others feel about reading this, but I personally feel quite awkward. Is this an implication that Ying wants to compete with Ji for the world?
The book is currently well-written and readable, but the details are not handled very well. For example, Yingchun shouldn't have shown up when Chen Chuan delivered the letter; Siqi should have gone to retrieve it. Also, Feng Lazi isn't very open about sex. Regarding the marriage, I think Yingchun should be a secondary wife, and the primary wife, even if not a princess or a noblewoman, should be the legitimate daughter of a powerful family.
I was wondering why there hadn't been any garden scenes yet; the answer came right after the book was released. The author clearly doesn't know how to write it. Bringing a male outsider directly into the inner courtyard to see an unmarried girl, and the protagonist's maid flirting with someone else right in front of the protagonist—forget about *Dream of the Red Chamber*, even a normal ancient Chinese novel wouldn't be written like this!
During Huo Qubing's time, the title of Marquis was second only to the title of King. There was no title of Duke. The Marquis of Champion was the highest of the Marquis titles. However, there is a Duke in Dream of the Red Chamber. Where would you place the Marquis of Champion here?
After reading four chapters, the doorman went into the inner courtyard, Yingchun went out to get the letter, and then took her leave.
Seeing the name "Champion Marquis" makes me want to laugh. Authors who are ignorant of history really shouldn't just use names randomly on a whim.
This even made it onto the Sanjiang list; it seems Qidian (the platform) is giving up on its business.
Bro, you don't even do historical research when writing novels, even female-oriented novels don't do this 😅 The historical flavor in your writing is stronger than TV dramas.
Why not just use the surname "Ying"? Going too far with being unconventional.