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Chapter 1337 1335. Comments on "A Dream of Red Mansions: The Reckless Man"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a fan fiction of "Dream of Red Mansions" to you.

"A Dream of Red Mansions: The Reckless Man", Window Whisper, 43 words, currently being serialized.

Category: History-Alternative History.

Summary:
Open your eyes and replace the hundred households at the city gate of the world of Red Mansions.

Wu Fa decided to fight hard in this world.

【Brief Comment】

He only has this one book to his name and looks like a new author.

The story mainly tells about the protagonist Wu Fa, who travels to the world of Red Mansions, which is a fictional version and does not correspond to any dynasty.

The advantage of writing this way is that it doesn't identify with any real person and won't cause any controversy. The disadvantage is that it lacks a sense of immersion.

At the beginning, the protagonist activated the system, issued a task, and stopped the sedan chair entering the city, where Qin Keqing, who was returning from a pilgrimage, was sitting.

Fate was thus established, because it was a reckless system, so one had to be reckless.

In ancient times, people paid more attention to etiquette and precautions. If you lifted the curtain of someone's sedan chair and saw the face of a girl in the boudoir, you were not allowed to propose marriage.

The protagonist is also well aware of this, and he is truly moved by the appearance of the most beautiful woman in the Red Mansion. He himself is also a city gate centurion, an official of the seventh rank, so marrying Qin Keqing is not a big problem at all.

The more problematic part is that Jia Zhen saw Qin Keqing at the Daxiangguo Temple and asked Jia Rong to go and propose marriage, but failed. So Jia Rong took people to find the protagonist, trying to coerce and bribe him, but was beaten up by the protagonist.

Jia Zhen was very angry and used his connections in the army to transfer the protagonist away from the city gate to suppress the bandits.

From here on, the plot begins with extremely exaggerated descriptions, even more exaggerated than the protagonist’s previous system upgrade.

Led by the protagonist and his companions, these thousand old, weak, and disabled soldiers unexpectedly turned the tide. The protagonist employed tactics like fire attacks and luring the enemy with intoxication, showcasing his strategic prowess. The discovery that the imperial princess and the sixth prince were hiding in the mountain stronghold was astonishing, and the protagonist easily accomplished what the emperor, furious at the thought, could not do.

He became a top meritorious official, received an audience with the emperor, and was granted the titles of general and baron, achieving the rank of second-rank official. The author wrote this in just ten chapters. In other Red Mansions stories, the protagonist may only reach a fourth-rank official after more than a thousand chapters.

Readers were talking about it, feeling that it went against historical principles, and a large number of readers left.

How should I put it? Actually, ever since the emergence of the "God-Defying Reckless Man" system, this book has transcended the scope of traditional historical writing, no longer subject to any constraints, and completely let loose. No matter how outrageous the subsequent plot is, it seems to be reasonable.

Not to mention the writing style, which is basically written as it wants, and the dialogues are quite colloquial. I was looking forward to the author's description of Qin Keqing's appearance, but I never saw the author's description.

All these reveal that the positioning of this book is a systematic and cool novel, nothing more.

Friends who are short of books can give it a try and see if they can handle it.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

It’s not that I’m too picky about online literature. In fact, I can find some interesting points in many amateur and system-related articles.

However, this book doesn't give me a particularly strong desire to read. I feel that the author has wasted this subject matter and creativity.

If I were to write about an urban environment and add some funny elements, I think it would be more interesting.

I hope someone likes this book.

(End of this chapter)