Dream of the Red Chamber: The Snowy Road to the Azure Clouds

Recently, having some free time, I wanted to see how the book would go next and whether it matched my previous predictions, so I flipped through the book again and read up to around chapter 190. I've found that all my previous judgments were correct. It is indeed a typical female-oriented novel.

This book has a poor pace, an unclear main plot, and a weak and sensitive protagonist. It's wrapped in the skin of Dream of the Red Chamber and the imperial examination, but the knowledge of Dream of the Red Chamber and the imperial examination has many flaws. It's probably a book written by a female author, as it has very obvious feminine characteristics.

1. The protagonist's surname is Jia, and he marries a woman from the Jia family? They're sisters from the same clan? Don't they understand the rule against marriage between people with the same surname? Especially in such a large family with the same ancestry. The author really just comes up with whatever comes to mind. That original female character was disgusting enough, and now this? What a waste of my points.

Why do these adaptations of *Dream of the Red Chamber* always seem to feature original female protagonists? 🤔

I don't recommend reading this book; it's like sugar-coated shit. The initial plot, with its impoverished protagonist striving to change his fate through diligent study and the author's decent writing, is initially quite appealing. However, as the story progresses, the author's shallowness becomes apparent.

The author's underwear is practically showing in the first chapter. The protagonist not only answers irrelevantly from the start, but also addresses the Duke by his first name, and then respectfully calls Jia Hao "Master." It's illogical, yet somehow well-mannered. He comes begging and spits in the face of the most esteemed Duke of the Jia family.

So it's a female author? No wonder. She'll basically fall into all the pitfalls.

Let's put our opinions on this book here. For example, if there are any parts that are not well written, just say them here. It's convenient for me to read, and it's also convenient for everyone to communicate. If you're right, the likes are obvious and I can see them clearly, knowing that they are important issues. I also need some help.

The prelude was too long to read. I came here to see you rise through the ranks in the imperial examinations, not to read your endless ramblings. Where are the imperial examinations now? With this writing style, it'll probably take two or three hundred chapters just to pass the lowest level of the exams. This is garbage.

The original female characters weren't written well. Bro, if you can't write, then don't write, okay?