Dream of the Red Chamber: I Am a Loyal Minister
红楼：朕是忠臣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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This old minister has devoted himself to the cause for countless years, even unto death. Fortunately, His Majesty's discerning eye and infallible wisdom have recognized my achievements, creating a beautiful story of loyalty between ruler and subject. However, some villains are stirring up trouble, causing me great concern. I fear that His Majesty may be blinded and fail to recognize my unwavering loyalty, ultimately leading me to do something I cannot bear to admit.
This protagonist is truly despicable. As the legitimate son of such a prestigious noble family, he actually hangs out with Jia Baoyu. What is Jia Baoyu's status and what is yours? Don't you think about that?
The author truly lives up to his name.
What exactly has the protagonist been doing? Since arriving in the capital, aside from chasing women, he hasn't done anything productive. Or rather, besides chasing women, he hasn't accomplished anything worthwhile. The Crown Prince's faction and the nobility offended people everywhere.
The plot was written like this just so the protagonist could have Qin Keqing. The protagonist's behavior is as despicable as his brainlessness!
It's getting worse and worse. Do you really want Qin Keqing that much?
Even if you want Qin Keqing, you can't write it like this! It's already outrageous enough to have Jia Rong, someone with no morals and little brains, do such an important thing. And then you have Jia Zhen report his son for being unfilial… or just accidentally kill him in a fit of anger.
Well written, the seedlings of the fairy herb!
This book is truly a breath of fresh air in the world of Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction. The plot unfolds at a leisurely pace, with vivid and humorous character portrayals. It avoids the affected sentimentality of pretentious literary authors and the gloomy and violent atmosphere of traditional Dream of the Red Chamber novels, which are filled with constant bickering and fighting.
I don't understand why the protagonist is portrayed as a petty person who has achieved success, speaking in a sarcastic and insincere way.
Your description of Grandmother Jia makes her seem like Lady Jia Zhangshi.
The plot was poorly written, so let's just cut it (since the character's name contains the word "rebellion," and the author wrote over 100,000 words without any justification, so let's just cut it). There are quite a few illogical parts in the plot, the handling of character relationships is somewhat simplistic, and the debt collection section has many problems.