The Rise of the Red Chamber: Starting with Slaying Nurhaci in Liaodong
红楼霸业：辽东阵斩奴儿哈赤开始
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 11mo ago
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The writing is too immature. As a violent institution, the army values strength above all else and only submits to the strong. Yet, the protagonist, from killing the White-Armored Soldiers to assassinating Nurhaci, is treated with utter contempt, manipulation, and disdain by everyone around him. Even someone as formidable as Li Yunlong wouldn't dare utter a sound in front of General Chen Geng.
The Ningguo Mansion has a clear line of succession. Jia Jing is practicing Taoism, Jia Zhen is still alive, and Jia Rong is still young. Why would they need to adopt someone from the Rongguo Mansion? Why would they want to adopt Jia Rong as their son?
The author really wanted to write well, but his own skill level limited him.
This plot is just like the one with the character Ruizhi, forcibly creating conflict. It's supposed to be an army, so if you can fight, you'll naturally have a bunch of supporters. But instead, everyone from top to bottom is targeting the protagonist. It's disgusting, isn't it?
Shennong was actually myself.
The author is very brave; after all, he dared to write a book, which deserves praise. Secondly, this book is essentially a self-indulgent read; you shouldn't use your brain. Or rather, it's suitable for people who haven't read online novels before. Finally, I don't really understand why it was allowed to be listed.
I suspect it's the same group of people who wrote about courtyard houses before, now they're back to wreak havoc on Dream of the Red Chamber.
What kind of operation is it for your soldiers to attack their commander? The system conjured up over 1500 Mo Dao (a type of long-handled sword) soldiers out of thin air, and on the battlefield no less! It feels so out of place.
Stop writing! What are you even writing? You can't even tell the generations apart! Have you even read Dream of the Red Chamber?
Zhu Jiao and Jia Zhen are of the same generation, while Jia Rong is a generation younger and addresses You Shi as Auntie and Qin Shi as Sister-in-law, indicating a generational difference.
Another version of Dream of the Red Chamber has already entered the capital and is about to ascend the throne. You'd better stop dawdling and hurry back to the Jia family to get all the cattle.