Dream of the Red Chamber: I've Got Plenty of Confidence

The writing is awful, the plot is terrible, and you're supposed to be traveling with an airshow? Why don't you just travel with Earth? Maybe you should bring your mother instead.

Are you getting a little desperate? Of all the things to bring, why bring clothes to an airshow? Most of the exhibits at an airshow are models, and the rest are guns without bullets. Tell me, aren't you in a hurry?

I've read a few chapters, but I don't know what to write. It feels like I haven't read anything at all. I'm just as frustrated as the protagonist!

The protagonist appears to be an amateur in civil wars but an expert in foreign wars. Every few chapters, they mention modern history and foreign invasions, but when they see the emperor, they still obediently kneel down. What's the point of giving the protagonist such a huge cheat code? It just makes him a lackey. When the protagonist finally fights the alien race, the emperor will probably say something like, "You're a good dog."

What is this nonsense? You're a hereditary nobleman of the Duke's mansion, and all you think about is business. I'm speechless. The writing isn't even coherent. Delete it.

I started reading because of Wang Xifeng, but after about ten chapters, I really couldn't understand what the protagonist was trying to do. It's probably stream-of-consciousness writing; there's no outline, and it just writes whatever comes to mind, leaving the reader completely confused. Moreover, I always feel that he has a petty attitude. I don't know if he has too much power.

Seeing that Wang Xifeng is one of the female leads in the synopsis made me not want to watch it. Wang Xifeng has some petty cleverness but no real wisdom. She is also a jealous person and a master at scheming in the household. She manages her husband so well that he doesn't even have a maidservant (in a wealthy mansion like the Duke's Mansion, and she is the heir to the title).

What a pretentious protagonist! He has such a huge cheat code, but after several chapters he just rambles on and doesn't seem to know what to do.

After reading ten chapters, here's a summary. 1. Lots of internal monologues and guesses, very little dialogue. 2. Each paragraph has a lot of words, which is unpleasant to read. Is there no editor? 3. The writing style is not straightforward enough, rather obscure, making it unpleasant to read. This is just my personal opinion; please don't criticize if you disagree.

Garbage is garbage. It didn't write much about garden scenes; it spent all its time on construction. The emperor wasn't worried about how many commoners died, but the protagonist, the eunuch, was extremely anxious.