Dream of the Red Chamber: A Dream of Mountains and Rivers

There are too many fanfictions about *Dream of the Red Chamber*, but very few that touch on mythology are truly outstanding. The authors haven't grasped the key points. *Dream of the Red Chamber* can depict historical battles and romance, but it absolutely cannot be about gods and monsters. Too much supernatural and fantastical stuff really makes it uninteresting to read.

It's a good read; the writing is top-notch among Dream of the Red Chamber fanfictions. The protagonist's personality is also to my liking—neither a lecherous scoundrel nor overly violent. The interactions between the various court ladies are also reasonable. I hope it doesn't go on hiatus; I really love this story.

The author believes that men from other families should be allowed to have their opinions dictated by their unmarried sisters.

Because I've been replying to a lot of questions lately, I'm tired of talking about some things. Writing this book now is really just a hobby, an interest-based creative endeavor. I never thought I wrote it well. I'm just happy to hear people praise me and express my gratitude. I just wanted to try my best to write down what I had to say, that's all. It's impossible to please everyone.

Welcome to offer opinions and discuss, but please refrain from personal attacks. Please discuss the plot and characters of Dream of the Red Chamber rationally. We will accept all the women who should be included, but it must be done reasonably. It is impossible to take them all at once. We will not accept the most bizarre ones.

First of all, the "deities" you mentioned don't actually refer to the Heavenly Court, but rather to the Land of Illusion. This world is located below the Land of Illusion. Since most classical novels use a single worldview, and if we follow the Journey to the West model, then that worldview can be infinitely expanded. Therefore, your world should be located below the Land of Illusion.

Could you please read to the end and follow along? We're having a recommendation contest on Tuesday, so I'd be extremely grateful.

The first 100+ chapters felt rather bland and lacked anticipation. Will the later chapters reveal the protagonist's desires? He's still just a bland, incredibly good but uninteresting 21st-century man, even though the treasure mirror is a pretty good cheat code.

It's chapters 30-40 already, and the investigation into this money matter isn't finished yet. And how long has it been since Lin Daiyu appeared?

If you start reading a Three Kingdoms novel in the future, choosing to collect all the beauties will easily pique your interest in reading the novel.