Infinite Worlds: Starting with Dream of the Red Chamber

In fact, there is no need to save the Jia family in Red Mansions. For the sake of several deceased mothers who have been waiting for the Jia family to be ruined, just accept them one by one. They smile on the front but do evil things on the back.

This emperor's methods are too despicable, and he uses such an unflattering method to assassinate nobles. He is the emperor who holds the power of the country. He has the power of life and death. It is better to kill a minister even if it is done openly than to assassinate him with poison. He is cunning and cunning, and he is a petty person who cannot be put on the stage. As soon as this incident comes out, all the nobles will become united and sworn to be incompatible with him. I am afraid that the civil servants will also look down on such an emperor.

Why not wear it more often? Even if dragon energy suppresses magic, it can't suppress Fengyun's top ten martial arts. As long as ten thousand people can be defeated head-on (the very young Wuming can fight tens of thousands of troops with wounded soldiers), then millions of people can only be defeated by force. Then it doesn't matter what the emperor thinks. Just like what Cao Shen said: Your Majesty bows his head now, and Shen waits for duty, obeying it without missing a beat, isn't that right?

This kind of Shi Xiangyun probably looks down on Jia Baoyu, who can't lift his hands or carry his shoulders. He can't read anything clearly. He doesn't say anything when meeting, but only comments in his heart, "trash!"

Why does Mrs. Wei say to the outside world that she gave birth to the protagonist? Just talk about it directly. If you are a concubine, you won't have to give out so many things when the family is separated. And if you want to kill the protagonist, it would be easier to kill a concubine than a legitimate son.

Man, I'm really impressed. You can travel across the world, learn a bunch of skills that you don't have, and then play pure hegemony farming style in the main world. . . Little by little, we gather people and build up our strength. . . You have said that there are just a bunch of hungry people out there, so you can cause panic, pretend to be ghosts, alienate people, use decapitation tactics, and you can play tricks, but you actually give me one, ah, you don't have enough talents under your command, and you still need to cultivate them. . . . . . I am speechless. Author, your protagonist is Zhutianliu with plug-ins, not Soul Transmitter with nothing. You have been writing about Red Mansions fans, not Zhutian. . . But you can't get good results like this. You need to be careful about your operations and don't control

I have read dozens of chapters, and there is nothing wrong with the writing and plot. Maybe I am picky about reading books and care too much about details, so I feel awkward about some plots in the book. First of all, what is the meaning of taking people through time? The author's book review seems to answer that it is to cultivate talents, but in this case, the people you have are not right. Even if the first time I brought Shi Xiangyun was for experiment, then the second time I brought Qin Keqing, this doesn't look like cultivating talents, but just accompanying the harem to level up. There is also the issue of the protagonist's lifespan. Is it calculated based on the time that has passed in the main world? Or is it calculated based on the elapsed time of the copy? Judging from the growth rate of the protagonist's body in the dungeon world in the book, the lifespan should be calculated based on the time that has passed in the main world. Judging from this level of lifespan, the protagonist's utilization of the dungeon world is a bit low. After all, each dungeon is a complete world. If the world is unified, both material resources and population resources will be a huge wealth. After all, with the development of time and the continuous accumulation of knowledge, the protagonist can make better use of the golden finger. And since there are immortals and gods in the main world, luck, power of faith and other illusory things also exist. If the protagonist unifies the world, even if he returns to the main world, luck, incense and other illusory things will be greatly reduced, which is not a small deal. Of course, if the protagonist's lifespan is calculated according to the elapsed time in the dungeon world, then the above paragraph will not hold true, because the chapters I have seen do not clearly state which world it is calculated according to. These are just personal reading habits. I am too picky. The writing is still good. Regarding the details in the Red Mansion, the writing is quite good. I hope the author will write better as he writes

I didn't look carefully, why did I travel with Shi Xiangyun?

Take in Jia Mu🙂

Wow, this is the first time I've seen a plot that is forced to be like this. The known information is that the current ceiling of the world is the Nascent Soul stage. The protagonist's family has at least nine golden elixir masters. They are just competing for power and profit in the mortal dynasty with a bunch of mortals, and they are prosperous. Moreover, the biggest enemy, Emperor Yongzheng, is a weakling with a worrying IQ. Don't say that there are not enough talents to change the world. In so many worlds before, one hour is better than several months, and it is better to drag it on without knowing the training. The clear purpose of going to the Double Dragon World of the Tang Dynasty is to be an emperor and then train talents to bring back. However, when you come back, you still say that there are not enough people. The emotional protagonist went to the toilet and got nothing back except Xiang? I don't understand, but I just want to see if there will be a family of Yuanying, or if the protagonist survives the robbery and plays house with the idiot, or if the protagonist has something wrong with his head.