Reborn in Myriad Worlds, Starting as the Money-Hungry Gentleman

Why did almost everyone who went to Embroidered Spring Blade kill Wei Zhongxian instead of trying to recruit him? It's important to understand that time travelers are no match for those in power struggles. Keeping Wei Zhongxian around would have been beneficial, whether temporarily following the court or ultimately rebelling; Wei Zhongxian was a very useful person.

I hope to stir up the plot and stop people from just wandering around within the storyline!

Qingqing's daily life revolves around either vying for the throne or adopting a "I won't offend others unless they offend me" mentality, making her even more timid and subservient than in the original storyline.

Seeing the protagonist die from poisoning after helping Ji Xiaofu, with Zhang Sanfeng right there beside him, would you forgive the woman who cheated on your son?

There's no such thing as soul traveling to different realms; it's just the fantasy of a person in a vegetative state.

I can tolerate the existence of a system, but I can't stand the ability to communicate with it.

Is your main character planning to be a lackey of the original characters from the beginning to the end?

There's a reason why you keep failing. You've written so many books, and they all rely on your thesis defense. Maybe you should just change careers, buddy. Writing really isn't for you; there's no point in writing anymore.

In this kind of possession story, the most important thing should be maintaining one's individuality.

After finishing "Qingqing" and then "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber," I really couldn't continue reading. The way martial arts are acquired and understood in "The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber" is truly... Indescribable! Also, I want to ask the author if they haven't learned how to address elders properly in my country? Where do you go to learn how to use the one-yuan coin shaker outside the convenience store?