Dream of the Red Chamber: Starting as a Member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard

I don't want to watch anymore when I see a nobody with no background, no power, and no influence working under the protagonist, especially in the elite Imperial Guard—a strictly hierarchical organization—and daring to defy his superiors. And then they even try to bribe them with top-tier martial arts skills! I'm speechless.

If you're going to be a dog, you should have the awareness of being a dog.

After reading the synopsis, I lost interest in clicking to read it. A minor character from a branch of the story, who seems to have appeared in countless servers, is afraid of being implicated? Besides, the Jia family was only raided, not exterminated, and this is supposedly a level 5 author...

It's inappropriate for a level 5 expert to write a newbie's idea.

Wasn't the Embroidered Uniform Guard from the Ming Dynasty? Did the Qing Dynasty have the Embroidered Uniform Guard?

The plot is okay, but the villain's intelligence is practically nonexistent. However, this is a common problem in most novels on Qidian.com. The villains in these novels lack any normal...

The rogue and scoundrel tried to seize the Jia family's house. The Jia family, with two dukes in the family, hadn't fallen to that level of poverty yet.

After reading a few chapters, I barely understand the original novel. The girls of the Jia family were taught by Li Wan, while the men were taught by Jia Wan. Also, the protagonist's martial arts leveling up is illogical; there's a whole bunch of five skills, and I don't know how he leveled up. Is this a case of modernization, or a lack of deep understanding of the original work? 😜😜😜

Wow, writing about Dream of the Red Chamber? That's interesting. I'll give it a thumbs up.