Dream of the Red Chamber: Taking Baochai, Daiyu, and Wang Xifeng as Concubines, My Powers Go Out of Control

He is a normal man, who doesn't want to have a harem? Who doesn't want to have wives and concubines, and a family full of descendants? Why are you pretending to be this? So speechless

Goldfinger, I thought it added a superpower every three years, but it turned out that you were replacing it, not adding it!? The ability to read minds appears, so the ability to observe life span disappears. What do you think, author? Is this kind of replacement still set up these days? **Hang? Well, it's not really crazy. The main reason is that these powers were given to the protagonist and they felt useless. He also used the ability to read his lifespan to win a dragon and an inexplicable adventure later. Nothing happened in three years. This time the ability to read minds appeared. I guess he only used this ability to get through one or two plots. Author, do you think writing like this will not lead to collapse? What a failure! If you give a golden finger like this and then take it back, today's readers would think that ten years ago, you were so tolerant, but now you will just feel speechless.

How could someone like Wang Xifeng be willing to be a concubine? Unless the pig's feet are the emperor or the prince. What's even more outrageous is that he even ran up to the pig's feet and asked, "Will you marry me?" This is ridiculous, why do you still need to marry a concubine? Just carry it in on a small sedan, and the pig's feet are there just pretending. I thought it was free love. Lao Wang doesn't want to lose face, doesn't need political marriage, doesn't choose a prince, but chooses a pig's trotter that doesn't have anything yet.

I feel like the author has an old problem that he can't change. He starts off well, but falls behind as he writes on. The same is true for the protagonist in this book. His character seems to be there but not at all, and his fate is always unpredictable. The fat man didn't know that he was going to die soon, and he dragged the protagonist tightly to prevent him from leaving. Do you have to hold you back for such an inappropriate death? Don't post it later like it's nothing, right? The protagonist has already done his best with just a few words of reminder, and the **** has to rush to take risks with him. What's the point of this? I don't even know what the logic of the protagonist's behavior is. If you go even though you know the danger, your super power is really giving you a useless reminder. Can the extraordinary ability of seeing through life and death be demonstrated casually? You don't think that being angry is a good thing, do you? When the news reaches the ears of the emperor, and he calls you to ask, will you say it or not? If the human emperor realized that you could see through his life and death, do you think you would still be alive? In other words, even if you can live, can you live comfortably?

My expectations for you were too high at the beginning, I'm sorry,**

Are you considering Gao E's Forty Chapters as the original work, and why are you still taking the imperial examination for Baoyu?

Just beat it hard. . Waiting for the moment when your beloved returns. . . Isn't this just a chapter from a certain classic book?

The more you write, the more ** you become. You don't refer to the original work, but you just follow the continuation and treat it as the original work? The age doesn't match up.

I think it is a rare good book. It has an online IQ and a reasonable concept. Why do people still criticize it?

Updates are discontinued. Has the author run away?