Dream of the Red Chamber: I Want All Twelve Beauties
红楼之十二钗我全都要
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 717k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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290Chapters
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23.1kFans
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If you don't collect all the secondary hairpins, you'll find it hard to achieve your ultimate goal.
I'm truly impressed.
First of all, this book should have clearly stated from the beginning that ByteDance was aiming for a mindless, wish-fulfillment-style story. In that case, we can ignore all sorts of inconsistencies, such as a leopard being able to bite through heavy armor, or a horse being able to carry a strong man with a 120-pound broadsword and heavy armor while moving freely (even the Iron Pagoda, which is…
Chapter Fourteen: I'll see if I can handle it first; what a spineless wretch.
I'm too lazy to even complain about how bad the Dream of the Red Chamber novels are, but I personally love the novel. This is one of the few interesting Dream of the Red Chamber novels I've read in a long time. I hope the author will write with care and keep up the good work.
Ahhh, I sincerely suggest
Not a buddy... The title and the opening gimmick are quite good, and forcibly locking Qingwen up is understandable, but... This writing style is just too outrageous! Qingwen was just arrogant among the maids, and only showed a little temper towards Da Lianbao, who was always obedient to girls, but that doesn't mean she was stupid...
Main character name
Why would a scholarly family name someone like Chang Wei? The name carries too lofty a connotation, making it somewhat derogatory. It's more suitable for a deputy general or a minor official. Aside from the reference, having this name for the protagonist is incredibly jarring, extremely jarring.
The last ten or so chapters have been utterly boring.
It's disgusting to hear people keep saying "I am Laozi" all the time.
From chapter thirty-five onwards, it's utterly boring. Dream of the Red Chamber, Dream of the Red Chamber—what's the point? The characters of Daiyu and Baochai! Even if you want to write about the protagonist showing off, you can't do without them. What's the point of the protagonist just huffing and puffing and showing off for over ten chapters?
Reflections: My Hallucinations and Imagination
When the character gains the ability to walk on water, which is essentially speed, the author specifically states that not only are their legs fast, but their hand-eye coordination is also excellent. This ability has great potential. (Author, you know what I mean.) The ability to walk on water indicates that I hallucinated "Iron Palm Water Walking" and "Divine Traveler Dai Zong".