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Jiang Shi walked out of this splendid city in a hurry, and suddenly a feeling that the dust was pure and that the shackles were gone came to his heart. "Look up to the sky and go out laughing. How can I be the one in the drama!" He shouted to his heart's content. Now he was no longer the cameraman of Jing Yaosi, but just an ordinary dream chaser on the way to pursue his dream. ... "It doesn't matter who you are! Even if the King of Heaven comes today, don't try to stop me!" Jiang Shi's hand had already been placed on the handle of the knife. He looked coldly at the two masked men who were blocking him. "The Immortal God is about to return, Jiang Shi, I advise you to join us as soon as possible and become..." The autumn wind blew, a silver light flashed past, and the head fell to the ground. He also had an invitation, and he didn't have time to listen to these crazy guys talking in front of him. ... The gods and goddesses in the sky are falling like rain. Believers worship and all living beings fall in love, but there are always some people who stand tall and strong in the world. "Heaven regards all living beings as beasts, so today I will go against the will and attack the heaven!" One person calls, a hundred people respond, and countless people follow. Jiang Shi raised his sword and moved forward. Even if his opponent was a fairy from legends and myths, he would still fight a bloody path for all living beings in the world! ... What Jiang Shi has longed for most since he was a child is the world, and what he desires most is to become a hero. The world is very good, chivalrous and tender, beauties and heroes, carved bows and swords. The rivers and lakes are also very chaotic, with humans, demons, immortals, and demons all mixed together. The young man walked out of the village and swept the world unparalleled, vowing to shape the world into what he wanted.

"The Appearance of Officialdom" is the most representative work of condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty and one of the four major condemnation novels. There are 60 chapters in total, and the structure is similar to that of The Scholars. After one person performs a performance, he immediately switches to the next one, and so on. The work takes the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty as the object of expression, focusing on describing the corruption, darkness and ugliness of the old officialdom during the collapse of feudal society. Here there are military ministers, governors and governors, admirals, as well as county magistrates, officials, and miscellaneous officials. They are either dirty and despicable, ignorant, or corrupt, forming a picture of the bureaucracy in the late Qing Dynasty.

"The Appearance of Officialdom" was written by Li Boyuan (also known as Li Baojia) in the late Qing Dynasty. It is one of the "four major condemnation novels" in the late Qing Dynasty. It is also a satirical masterpiece that caused a sensation in society once it was published. The book has sixty chapters in total, connected by more than thirty relatively independent official stories. The book focuses on describing all kinds of dark, ugly and corrupt situations in the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty. The characters represented include military ministers, governors and governors, admirals, magistrates, magistrates, and miscellaneous officials. They are either dirty and despicable, or ignorant, or corrupt, forming a picture of the ugliness of the late Qing bureaucracy. "The Appearance of Officialdom" is a textbook for ordinary people to understand officialdom, a revelation for officials to alert themselves, and a treasure handed down from generation to generation for the whole society to combat corruption and maintain the integrity and justice of officialdom. It had a profound influence at that time and in later generations, and has an enduring artistic charm.

"The Appearance of Officialdom" is one of the four major condemnation novels in the late Qing Dynasty. Written by Li Boyuan, there are 60 chapters in total. The structure is similar to "The Scholars". After one person's performance, he will move on to the next one, and so on. The work takes the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty as the object of expression, focusing on describing the corruption, darkness and ugliness of the old officialdom during the collapse of feudal society. Here there are military ministers, governors and governors, admirals, as well as county magistrates, officials, and miscellaneous officials. They are either dirty and despicable, ignorant, or corrupt, forming a picture of the bureaucracy in the late Qing Dynasty. It can be said that it outlines a historical picture of the decadent and ugly officialdom in modern China.

"The Appearance of Officialdom", written by the late Qing Dynasty writer Li Boyuan, is my country's first chapter-length novel that was serialized in newspapers and periodicals and directly faced the society and achieved a sensational effect. It is also a representative work of condemnation novels and pioneered the trend of modern novels criticizing social reality. The work takes the officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty as the object of expression, focusing on describing the corruption, darkness and ugliness of the old officialdom during the collapse of feudal society. Here there are military ministers, governors and governors, admirals, as well as county magistrates, officials, and miscellaneous officials. They are either dirty and despicable, ignorant, or corrupt, forming a picture of the bureaucracy in the late Qing Dynasty.

"The Appearance of Officialdom" is a self-narrated chapter-length novel in the late Qing Dynasty. The book has a total of sixty chapters. The style is imitated in "The Scholars", and the characters are used to connect the stories. It starts from an ordinary scholar who went to Beijing to take the exam, and is connected to more than 30 relatively independent officialdom stories. "The Appearance of Officialdom" is a social portrait at the end of the feudal dynasty. It depicts subjects ranging from the empress dowager and the emperor, to frontier officials, to minor officials, traffickers, and even gangsters and prostitutes, covering all walks of life and identities. It is known as the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" in the late Qing Dynasty. The book not only exposes the individual misdeeds of the Qing government officials who were fatuous and corrupt, but also comprehensively attacked the dark decay of the entire political system at the end of the feudal dynasty from various angles, pointing out that the "official-based" system will naturally lead to moral decay and the darkness of officialdom.

The secrets of officialdom have always been kept secret until this book was published: from the dignitaries in the capital, ministers, censors, and imperial envoys, to local leaders, state officials, prefects, county magistrates, and even grassroots officials, all kinds of people from the original officialdom of China's feudal dynasty appeared on the scene. The strange changes in front of and behind the scenes, and the strategies and details of promotions were exposed to the world for the first time. It is true, wonderful, complex, and profound, and it is amazing to read. When the book came out, it immediately caused a shock in the officialdom and the court was furious. It is said that the Empress Dowager Cixi continued to read it, and the regent personally ordered the murder of the author Li Baojia... As a must-read classic for understanding officialdom, this book has been best-selling for hundreds of years and has remained popular for a long time. In 1999, it topped the list of Chinese novels in the 20th century.

When he woke up, Xu Li traveled through time and became a new world in the virtual sea. He wanted to return to his hometown, and the gift from the void gave him a solution. As long as he continues to conquer other worlds, he will become stronger and his chances of returning home will increase. So Xu Li began to summon players from various worlds and let them become his wage earners to conquer the world for himself and devour their world at the same time. As Xu Li continued to conquer, he became more and more powerful. However, as he became stronger, he felt that he was getting further and further away from his hometown, and he even discovered that his time travel was also due to the arrangements of some people...