The Dream of the Red Chamber Begins in Liaodong

Mixing the plot of the late Ming Dynasty with The Red Chamber feels a bit nondescript. In addition, the Ming Dynasty ended in 100 years, and then continued with the Red Mansion, which really makes people feel a bit awkward. Other than that, there aren't many other issues. 7.5-8 Points?

Like the composition I wrote (The sea is all water)

People are determined by their environment

Really average, no highlights

The plot has no highlights and is very bland.

Isn't it just a matter of seeking death to divide the fields? If we really divide the fields, can we accomplish everything with enthusiasm? Not to mention that in ancient times there were no machines or chemical fertilizers.

It was okay at first, but the more I watched, the more I watched it. It kept getting more and more boring. It kept pulling enemies to fight against the protagonist. It didn't matter. Once the power developed, it didn't move. The country was a mess, refugees were everywhere, and many people were starving to death. They had to wait for others to rebel first before they dared to take action. The reason was that they did it first. After getting a bad reputation, the world is in chaos, and you have to continue to win over and support the old nobles, and support them to expand their own strength. The refugee army has grown to the point where it can take over the world by itself. You have been working for more than ten years, but you are not as good as others who have been working for a few years?

A piece of shit

It's poisonous! On average, 2/10 of a chapter needs to be analyzed. Let's talk about Mao Wenlong! 😖It's always how Mao Wenlong is, and how the protagonist is! Isn't it good to compare?

The biggest problem with this book is that it should be written about an imaginary dynasty. Rather than directly substituting it into the Ming Dynasty