Xianyu Jia Huan's Journey to the Heavens

What you wrote earlier is quite good, eh😩. The protagonist Xianyu in the front doesn't mind other people's business, and doesn't get in front of those people. What's going on behind the scenes? Why do you want to take care of everything you see? You have to take care of this and that. Can you take care of it? Poor people must be hateful. In the back, if you are pitiful, suffer, and die, you can put aside the past and die speechless. Since he is a salty fish, wouldn't it be great if his own strength allows him to continue to be a salty fish? Don't go around the main characters like other books. Don't think that because you are strong, you can control everything. His appearance is like a butterfly, and it is their own choice how the protagonist group will live later. Since your book focuses on the Three Thousand Realms, forget it. Hey, it's a good book, I hope it doesn't crash.

Most of the Red Mansions fanfics I read before changed from the protagonist, and I never paid attention to Jia Huan. The large perspective is very novel, allowing people to see a different red building. Moreover, when Jia Huan traveled through time and space, he did not say that he wanted to become the protagonist or undergo too many changes. I really like the theme of the red building, and I also like to travel to a small world. (I just feel that the author writes too much about the Western world, or the anime world next door, which I don't really like.)

You are a fake Red Mansion! Just write two or three chapters to briefly mention some things, and then travel through various heavens, okay? This is not good! I came to the Red Mansion! It's not just to see you play in other worlds!

A typical monk's novel, a time-traveling bachelor, watching the drama after time-traveling every time. It has no sense of existence, no core, no climax, no main line, no purpose, and is no different from a running account.

The title of the book is Red Mansion, but the content is about hanging sheep's heads and selling dog meat.

When Jia Huan lived to be eighty years old in modern times, he time-traveled into little Jia Huan. This is my first time seeing this setting. It looks very good. The salted fish setting fits Jia Huan very well.

Jia Huan is so versatile in these worlds. He is worthy of being selected by the system. However, even if Jia Huan wants to lie down and become a salted fish, there will always be someone to urge Jia Huan. This is the trouble in the city, right?

The protagonist must be a thousand years old after traveling through so many worlds. I won't talk about it in a straightforward manner. He keeps doing it the same way without changing his tricks. It's aesthetically exhausting. The mentality remains unchanged and the IQ is not long. Should I say that the protagonist has not forgotten his original intention, or he is short-sighted. The theme concept is good, but unfortunately the plot is thin and the protagonist feels like he has not grown up.

After reading more than 30 chapters, the male protagonist has traveled through several worlds, and has grown up in these worlds. He has never found a wife, not even a partner to sleep with? Is this a normal man? Or am I a man who thinks too much?

I want to say that except for the soul-bound space I saw before, I didn't watch the subsequent journey through the heavens. It was a boring series. I kept skipping to watch the Red Mansions plot for a few more chapters!