
The Daoist Lord of Dream of the Red Chamber
红楼道君
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 545k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Synopsis
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258Chapters
55Monthly votes
3.2kRecommendations
5.4kFans
12 ch/weekPace
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It has to be said that identity really affects the viewing experience. When the protagonist's identity is too low, doing some despicable things will seem disgusting and shows a lack of self-awareness. Therefore, it is better for someone from another family to have a higher identity at the beginning.
The story starts with a familiar royal family background. The one about the Prince of Xiang was quite good, but the later parts got too depressing. This one has the system's variables, so I feel it will be much lighter. Although it's strange for a Dream of Red Mansions novel to have a system, they're all about cheating. System novels are simpler and more straightforward, and some developmental stages can be omitted, freeing up the author. Hopefully, the author can make good use of the system.
I almost lost control.
Is the author feeling guilty towards Baoyu because the protagonist stole both Daiyu and Baochai away, and therefore wants to marry the protagonist's sister to Baoyu? 🌚
The system's use of Dream of the Red Chamber texts feels a bit... I hope their frequency can be reduced. 😅
Is this going to make Qin Keqing the protagonist's elder sister? That's no fun. After all, she's the most beautiful woman in *Dream of the Red Chamber*, and every harem novel has her.
It's so mediocre. The protagonist is like a robot, not a human at all. Why do authors always write like this?
Could you write a novel purely about the Imperial Guards or ancient zombies? I'm really not interested in the Dream of the Red Chamber theme, and it's too niche.
A merchant's daughter becoming a phoenix? That's amazing! She's making her own way out of the aristocracy. The most annoying thing about writing fanfiction is that there's no sense of hierarchy at all. How is this any different from the rotten Jia family?
There's a problem... 1. Zhu Yijun was the orphan of the deposed crown prince, but the imperial family in *Dream of the Red Chamber* wasn't just the deposed crown prince and the emperor; there was also Prince Zhongshun. Why was the succession arranged for the deposed crown prince's line?
The protagonist is chased as soon as he steps out, which means there must be an inside man watching his movements. A normal person would be suspicious of those around them, especially Qingxin, who happened to be away when the incident occurred. Just because she seemed anxious and cared for the protagonist normally, she was considered kind and considerate, without any suspicion.