A Dream of Red Mansions: The Bastard Son Becomes King
红楼之庶子为王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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957Readers
3.3kMust-read votes
9.3Score
2.7kRatings
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Reader comments 43
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The first part was okay, but the second part about leading troops to surround the palace made my cerebellum shrink. Yes, the protagonist is the emperor's own son, but that's from the reader's perspective. Why do you, a marquis, dare to lead troops to surround the second prince's palace? It's so awesome. This plot can't even be considered a cool novel. It can only be regarded as a short story. I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye.
The writing style seems okay, but the story of the protagonist's achievements on the battlefield is not focused on and is just brushed off. This is a failure. Even if you focus on recreating something different from the Dream of Red Mansions, the most important foundation for a man is career. Without career, there is no so-called love and love.
The protagonist obviously has a character that he wants to accept, but he is given a lewd persona and is then "forced" to accept N harems. This kind of arrogant and established persona is really disgusting, just like Tang San.
The overall evaluation is average to above average. The biggest problem is Daiyu's emotional line. It starts too abruptly. There is no emotional reason to force the romance. Also, it is reasonable to use Baoyu as a foil, but the Baoyu in this book is a little too uglified for the purpose of foil. However, the setting of the two queens is very novel, and there is nothing too sad in the whole text. It is plain and warm, suitable for enjoyable reading.
Very nice Red Mansion novel
It's not your fault that the protagonist has a strong aura, but it's your fault that your opponent has no brain capacity at all.
After reading the whole thing, and seeing the shocking attitude and ending of the last paragraph of "It's better to go back, it's better to go back", for some reason, I felt a little sad...
As for the Red Mansion, the harem doesn't matter, and I don't say anything when I'm collecting cards for the Twelve Hairpins. Is it necessary to write concubine in the writing? On average, there are only a few chapters in one chapter. Status is status, no one with a brain would talk about it every day.
It's well written, but some chapters could be more detailed and extended, but overall it's still a good fanfic.
I don't know where this score came from. I want to be an emperor with interest. Alas, my IQ is not enough to even fight in the house. I still want to be an emperor. It's really like any concubine who has traveled through the Red Mansions to counterattack and become the emperor. Then Baochai, Daiyu, Xiangyun, etc. Are all included in the harem. It's a little bit ugly. Even if he really becomes the emperor, Baochai and Daiyu's identity is not enough to be deceived. Since the princess becomes the emperor, she has to marry the children of the rich family to stabilize her status. It's completely obscene.