
On the Fall of the Red Chamber
论红楼的倒掉
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Young Lady’s Reading List
Books that keep readers turning the pages. I grew up reading books from my grandfather's study, like The Hu Family Generals, The Yang Family Generals, Tai Chi Master, Investiture of the Gods, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Historical fiction, wuxia, and myths and legends are my favorites. In middle school, when the girls in my class were reading Qiong Yao and Xi Juan, I was reading Jin Yong. I didn't fit in with the girls, but I didn't have much in common
Wan Wan’s Little Attic
These are all books I've read and enjoyed. The genres vary. If you like them, feel free to give them a try and read along with me. If you don't, it just means we have different tastes.
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The first chapter was a letdown. Lin Ruhai and Jia Min had been married for many years without children, putting them under immense pressure. Even modern people face pressure to have children! Don't underestimate how stubborn the ancients were about carrying on the family line.
Watching the author whitewash Lady Wang is truly appalling! She embezzled the orphan's property, then instructed her servants to gossip behind her back, ultimately leading to her death! Throughout the book, Daiyu's words and actions reveal her pettiness and narrow-mindedness—it's all just hearsay!
This is supposed to be good? Did the author not use their brain when writing the book?
Has the author even read *Dream of the Red Chamber*? He should carefully consider what kind of person Daiyu is before writing the book!
It was written by an author with a male body and a female mind.
Does the author have a fan group? I don't see any new books there, only those from 2013! And what about the comments?
It gets better the more you look at it.
A very unique sequel to Dream of the Red Chamber, one that I really like.
Has the author stopped writing new stories? Why?
Wasn't it supposed to be finished? Why is it still unfinished?
A book I really like
I've always loved the sequel to Dream of the Red Chamber; it's quite unique.