Dream of the Red Chamber: The Sword Came from Beyond the Heavens

Is the heroine Jia Mu? It's not that I don't watch it

I found some pictures on my phone that are very touching

Open a post to explain the many problems you see. First, some people say that a branch is afraid of being affected by a hammer. I am a little speechless here. As a time traveler, why would you risk your life to bet whether the emperor's sword will cut it off? There is something wrong with your thinking. Shouldn't the sword be in your own hands? When the time comes that the emperor is no longer the son of a human being, he will be removed! Second, some people say that the protagonist spends money lavishly and rewards his subordinates with a thousand taels of silver. This is indeed outrageous in the eyes of ordinary people, but Jia Qi is not an ordinary person! He is a martial artist (of course you can also say he is a cultivator), his upper limit is far higher than that of ordinary people, and it is not a matter of minutes to get some yellow and white things, and he is not that fancy about gold and silver. Just like someone now, he sets a small goal, 100 million. For ordinary people, this is not a small goal, a lifetime is enough. Third, why did the protagonist go to Jinling? Why didn't he find a reason to leave? I wonder if book friends have noticed the pit I buried when the protagonist left Beijing. Why should a branch of the Jia family be monitored? He had a goal when he went to Jinling, to determine what the immortals in this world were so that he could make plans. Zhen Shiyin was a breakthrough point, and Xiang Ling was a stepping stone. Of course, the author himself also liked this little girl. Secondly, the current situation of the protagonist is that he possesses the Great Huangting, but cultivation always takes time. It will not be very long. When the combat power has not reached its peak, you have to make some other preparations, isn't it? Lin Ruhai is at the right time. That's all for now, and thank you all for your support. Finally, I would like to make a digression. Comments should not involve personal attacks. Buyu will check the comment area every day. I will ban you if I find out. Normal discussions and exchanges are welcomed by Buyu. Sayunara, I love you all, okay!

If you are already cultivating immortality, you can just kill the emperor and become the emperor yourself. You have to clear the dungeon for a while and then become the emperor in the finale.

What was a good semi-invincible article earlier turned out to be like this now, with a good hand of cards being played to pieces, the protagonist being disconnected, and a storm about to come. The storm is still on the way, has it come yet? Tathagata! Is the hero awake? Like waking up! The romance was not clearly written, and the war was not described in a positive way at all. Now, either this character is jealous, or that character is guessing, and they can come up with a hook! Write about Dahuangting with a hammer😅

Really, the personality of the character with two souls in one body has changed too much! In the latest chapter, Xichun has awakened her magic ability? Is this all people cultivating immortality? When reading Red Mansions novels, one wants to see who can write the characters in Red Mansions more closely to the original novel. The protagonist can have a personality change, but the personality change should not be too big. Will Jia Baoyu also have to awaken the magic in future writings? "Dying awake is more terrifying" might as well be changed to Xichun awakening the memory of the immortal, knowing his identity and the ending of the original work but being unable to do anything about it, and then highlighting the protagonist's pretense of changing his fate against the will of heaven, and paving the way for the girls to rely on the protagonist.

At first, I was drawn in by the protagonist's decisiveness and self-centeredness, but it turned out to be more and more wrong. Later, the author didn't know whose writing method he learned from, and the protagonist turned into little Karami, chattering all day long, and having deep worries. For example, the section about Lin Daiyu was so gross and very unpleasant to watch. Can't we just lift the table from the beginning and kill Baoyu? He kept chattering there for most of the day, letting others make plans. Extremely unhappy, what a waste of my money.

May I ask how Yuanchun arranged it? Is she the heroine? If not, forget it, but don't wait until the emperor sleeps with you before you take her away, that would be too disgusting

This book is useless. It was good in the first place and I kept subscribing. But the author caught Lin Daiyu messing around. Who is to blame! Since the second time I plotted against Lin Daiyu, I haven't booked it again. I came back by chance today to take a look, and sure enough, she was already struggling to survive.

The people who ransacked the house were from direct lineages and there were also some evildoers. Why do people from a branch like the male protagonist always think about being implicated? It's strange that someone from a branch of a fandom always thinks like this.