Infinite Worlds: Starting with Dream of the Red Chamber

There's really no need for the novel *Dream of the Red Chamber* to save the Jia family. It's pointless to ruin the family by taking in a few former concubines one by one, then smile politely on the surface while secretly plotting against them.

This emperor's methods are utterly despicable, resorting to such underhanded means to assassinate nobles. As the emperor who holds the reins of power, with the authority of life and death, killing a minister openly is far better than using poison. His actions are treacherous, cunning, and petty. Once this happens, all the nobles will unite against him, and even the civil officials will likely despise such an emperor.

Why not wear it more often? Even if dragon energy suppresses magic, it can't suppress the top ten martial arts masters of Fengyun. As long as they can defeat ten thousand people head-on (the young Wuming can fight tens of thousands of troops with wounded soldiers), then a million people can only be crushed by force. Then what the emperor thinks becomes irrelevant.

Shi Xiangyun probably wouldn't look down on Jia Baoyu, who was useless and hadn't learned anything from his studies. She might not say it, but in her heart she would think, "Useless!"

Why did Lady Wei publicly claim that the protagonist was her son? She could have simply said he was an illegitimate child; that would have meant less division of property during the family division. Besides, if she wanted to kill the protagonist, killing an illegitimate son would be much easier than killing a legitimate one.

Dude, I'm truly impressed. You managed to travel through countless worlds, learning a bunch of random skills, and then in the main world you're just playing a pure conquest and farming game... Painstakingly building up your manpower and military strength bit by bit... You said it yourself, the people outside are just a bunch of starving people.

I've read dozens of chapters, and the writing and plot are fine. Perhaps I'm just a bit picky when I read books and pay too much attention to details, which is why I find some parts of the story a bit awkward. First of all, what's the point of bringing people through time travel?

I didn't look closely, so why is Shi Xiangyun involved in the time travel?

Take Grandmother Jia into his fold 🙂

Wow, this is the first time I've seen such a forced plot. The known information is that the current ceiling of the world is the Nascent Soul stage, and the protagonist's family has at least nine Golden Core experts. They still manage to make a name for themselves in the mortal dynasty and with a bunch of ordinary people fighting for power.