Myriad Worlds: Starting by Digging Up Silly Zhu’s Foundations

The protagonist is supposed to wield the power of Heaven! Why would he dig up the foundation of the idiot pillar? What foundation does the idiot pillar have?

Author, keep up the good work! Just a small suggestion: I don't mind a harem, but the widow element is unnecessary. The protagonist is only eighteen; there's no need for him to be with a woman in her thirties. You could create some original characters. Please don't criticize; this isn't meant to be judgmental, I just really enjoy this book. Keep it up!

This book is the most interesting and enjoyable of all the dozens of books I've read about courtyard houses; I won't accept any arguments against it.

If the book were renamed "Start by Licking the Foolish Pillar King," it would probably get a lot of readers!

Is the starting point now dominated by courtyard houses?

The protagonist's personality feels like that of a treacherous minister from ancient times. He enjoys setting up word traps, nitpicking over every word, relentlessly attacking even when he's right, and making a big fuss even when he's wrong. I particularly dislike this kind of character; no matter how well-written the story is, I won't read it. I genuinely despise this kind of person.

Well, this book is... Too disgusting. Everyone has a good side and a bad side. Even the character of the Thief of the Holy Staff dotes on his younger sister since childhood. But the author only portrays the "evil" side of human nature. Some people who want to vent their emotions might like it, but it's unlikely to become a big hit. Because human nature is complex; a murderer might be a filial son.

A time traveler suddenly appeared in the middle of it all, which disgusted me!

Arranging Sha Zhu and Jia Zhangshi together—isn't that because they like widows?

To put it simply, he gave away a woman in the first world, left her with someone else when he left, stole another transmigrator's opportunity but didn't eliminate the root of the problem, and didn't even loot the first world properly, failing to collect all the miscellaneous industrial equipment, guns, ammunition, medicine, and agricultural products before heading straight to the next world, the Nine Uncle World. Perhaps the author wasn't thinking when writing this?