The Great Bully of the Red Chamber

Don't go too far! In ancient times, with large clans, who would allow you to marry your cousin? You've been writing too much Western fantasy and gotten used to it.

The author rips away the "Dream of the Red Chamber" filter, revealing that these characters are merely ordinary people from noble families in ancient society, experiencing commonplace events: a useless second-generation heir, an incompetent head of the household, greedy and servile women in the inner quarters, and naive and ignorant young ladies from wealthy families.

I watched a bit more, and the protagonist is basically rotten to the core; he's practically unrefined. Later, when the emperor sends a eunuch to deliver the imperial decree, he simply lets the eunuch in himself, unwilling to greet a man without testicles. Then he berates the women in the inner quarters of the Jia family as being impotent, expecting to go out and greet a mere eunuch.

After finishing this book, I wanted to find other Dream of the Red Chamber fanfiction to read, but I was dumbfounded. Xue Baochai became the business leader and private finance minister of the empire? What a joke! How much ability could someone who could even organize a crab feast that looked like a pile of poop have?

Ever since reading this book, I've found other versions of *Dream of the Red Chamber* too cumbersome and have absolutely no desire to continue reading. This stuff is really harmful! 🙂

The author has written dozens of books, but his habit of not being able to grow a rabbit's tail remains unchanged. There was no outline; I just wrote as I went along. Passionate writing style—once the plot becomes bland, it's hard to pull it off 😏 Although I'm reluctant to say goodbye, the author should end it when it's time to end it, and not like the last book where they got stuck and didn't want to write the ending anymore 😂 Li Zi, see you in the next book! 👋👋👋

Hahaha, I saw a comment

So many games on Qidian have CS protagonists, but they all feel a bit forced and lacking in realism. Only this one is genuine CS and truly fun.

Having read too many fanfictions about "Dream of the Red Chamber," many people overlook the essence of the original novel. It's essentially a collection of sordid and disrespectful bedroom affairs of a bunch of rich second-generation heirs in feudal times. The brilliance of this book lies in its direct exposure of these issues.

That's it! Ever since I read this version of Dream of the Red Chamber that respects women the most, I can't read any other versions. If you're considering this the last Dream of the Red Chamber, you can read it. But if you want to continue reading other versions... Run away now!