A Dream of Red Mansions in the Early Tang Dynasty
初唐有红楼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 10h ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
101Chapters
44Votes
139Recs
5Fans
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Reader comments 10
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I'm waiting for a smart author to set the background of Red Mansions in Qin and Han Dynasties
About this book
The story of Cao Gong draws on the political structure of the Tang Dynasty, the literary allusions of the Song Dynasty, the character prototypes of the Ming Dynasty and the background of the Qing Dynasty. This book is based on this, trying to prove that the Red Mansion was really in the early Tang Dynasty.
The writing is very detailed, but not pretty
Although this book is a magic modification, it is closer to the magic modification background than 80% of the magic modifications on the market.
Wei Wang Li Tai 😏, is there still Xuanwu Gate?
What do you call a full and clear flavor?
The servants calling them "Prince" seems to be from the Ming and Qing Dynasties! In the Tang Dynasty, it was all "Your Highness", and the emperor was called "Your Majesty". And one mouthful of slaves? Isn't this the name of the Manchu Qing Dynasty?
A little opinion
I have read Chapter 42 so far and have a few questions. First, the emperor gave the protagonist a mission to find out why the loot arrived earlier than the army and flowed into the market. The protagonist accepted the mission but did not act. Instead, he went to a brothel and stayed up all night. Later, Li Jing was grounded and the protagonist was also implicated. The protagonist did not understand why he was solitary? Do you still think that the emperor imprisoned whomever he wanted? Even if you have an attitude and send a few people to investigate, it will be said that you are not capable enough. If you don't take any action after accepting the task, then there is something wrong with your ideals. Who does it have to do with you? Secondly, the arrangements made by the senior official of the Xu family were too deliberate. It was strange that the two children were shopping alone like this, and a boatload of people looked like dead people without anyone following them. Third, does Shen Yi have to take the top spot? Yukiko must have touched it. Fourthly, Lin Daiyu's speech on the night she entered Jia's mansion was out of character. Her words to test whether Jia Zhu was the King of Yue in public were too straightforward. Do you also know that Li Shimin's eyes and ears are everywhere? At present, I haven't seen the main plot advance in Chapter 40, and the protagonist has no subjective action. Those naive people in the brothel were just hanging around waiting for a trip to Jia's house?
It is recommended to add a Red Mansion tag to the book
The reading threshold is much higher than that of several Red Mansions of the same period. Without any knowledge of the history of the Tang Dynasty or common sense about the Red Chamber, let alone the introduction, you can't even understand the hidden jokes in it.
Jumping to watch
I finished reading 62 chapters in 18 minutes. It was tasteless and a pity to throw away.