Red Chamber: Liu Xianglian Reborn

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After reading up to chapter four, I lost all desire to continue.

The first few dozen chapters were quite good, but it went downhill from around chapter 60 onwards. There was too much original content, and it started rehashing the cultivation and martial arts themes again. The plot progressed too slowly, and it kept repeating the same things over and over, which became annoying to read.

This is a harem novel, with haphazardly created characters and plot. It's essentially a fantasy harem story wrapped in the guise of *Dream of the Red Chamber*, failing to recreate any of the characters' personalities. Furthermore, the writing is chaotic, and the plot feels machine-generated. It's utterly baffling. I don't understand this kind of writing; it feels like a cheap attempt to attract attention. It's an insult to my intelligence. I strongly advise against reading it.

They could hardly be considered a scholarly family.

This must be a newly published book. I have no experience with it. Good luck!

I personally absolutely despise harem novels, regardless of whether it's a male or female harem. I initially thought it was about Liu Xianglian and Lin Daiyu, but I skipped to the last page, and lo and behold, Liu Xianglian paired with the Twelve Beauties of Jinling plus Zhen Ke'ai—it's a disgrace to Lin Daiyu!

Thank you so much, dear readers! By now, readers should be able to sense that we're not far from the end. From beginning to end, the story gradually unfolds, giving each girl a happy ending. That was my initial expectation, and thankfully, it didn't stray too far from the mark! Thank you again!

The book is fast-paced, written in a fresh style, and always brimming with humor and wit, making it a delightful read.