Liaozhai: the New World

If you don't like stallions or harems, moralists are not allowed to enter. In the author's opinion, a man's life-long struggle is nothing more than money, power, and women. Like the protagonist in any book, unless the times restrict the possibility of having three wives and four concubines, whoever doesn't want to reach the pinnacle of power, who doesn't want to sleep with the most beautiful woman, who doesn't want to have endless money, is a saint. Men are just so vulgar.

It is best to have your own opinions and levels.

Why do many authors like to write about being both civilized and martial, about swordsmanship, magic and martial arts, etc. The indigenous protagonists are just that. Their horizons are hindered, so the choice is excusable, but the time traveler protagonist also likes this taste. It's just that I like it, the main reason is that it's embarrassing to watch. I can guess the following routine. The protagonist has a golden finger, an invincible physique, and is both civil and military. It's absolutely no problem. Of course, I am more inclined to martial arts, where great power belongs to myself. As a time traveler, the most unbearable thing is restraint. The cultivation of other schools of thought all relies on the shadow of the ancestor, but martial arts is different. (Only for this book!)

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