The Eerie Dream of the Red Chamber: All Beings Cultivate Demons, but Daiyu Cultivates Immortality

Thank you 🙏 for making my daily life less boring; at least I have an author I like writing stories I enjoy. The diagnosis is pancreatic cancer; I'm going on surgery next month. If I make it through this, I'll come back to read your stories. If I don't, please burn some new stories for me to see. 🙏

This is ridiculous! Are there really this many fans of *Dream of the Red Chamber*? Even the previous *Journey to the West* and *Investiture of the Gods* weren't this bad! Are people starting to criticize right after the first volume? 😨 Keep up the good work, Stewed Chicken! I'll support you with my monthly votes!

No way, no way, I think your book is going to flop. The Dream of the Red Chamber is a difficult subject to tackle; no matter who you write about or what you write about, you'll get criticized.

Is this the red circle? I've learned something new. It's shut down all those clamoring about why male-oriented novels have female leads; just enjoy it for fun.

Daiyu fans, don't bother reading this. If you don't believe me, just look at the first page and you'll know the author knows absolutely nothing about *Dream of the Red Chamber*. Even marketing accounts haven't seriously read it. They actually say Lin Daiyu isn't a talented woman, and that a ten-year-old Lin Daiyu only had basic poetry and prose skills—it's ridiculous!

Have you ever played Lin Daiyu? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Will this subject matter work? The world of *Dream of the Red Chamber* is relatively small, and the main plot is mostly set in the Jia family mansion. Dragging it around feels like you might as well write an original story. Besides, in the past, the author's main characters have always been supporting female characters from the original work; this is the first time the author has written about the most important female protagonist from the original novel.

Author, you should stick to Western fantasy. Your previous princess series was quite good. I recommend Ciri from The Witcher 3; she's the emperor's daughter with a natural talent for time travel. You could use soul fusion to enhance her innate talent, and then start a new story in a different world whenever you run out of ideas.

The combination of "Transformation" and "Dream of the Red Chamber" is too subtle. "Transformation" is mainly watched by men, while "Dream of the Red Chamber" is mainly watched by women. Putting the two together...

It's incredibly boring to read. It's just a very ordinary and mediocre fantasy martial arts novel. The background of Dream of the Red Chamber and Daiyu's identity don't play any role. Overall, the book has no appeal whatsoever. I wanted to skip every chapter; it's so tedious. How many people are currently reading this book?