The Unambitious Jia Huan's Journeys Through the Myriad Worlds

Author, do you not know how to post in a male-oriented genre? You're always posting male-oriented content in a female-oriented genre. 😅

Like an assembly line, how can someone fall asleep in class and live for decades, then sleep and live for decades again the next day, and then come back with no sense of unfamiliarity with the world of Dream of the Red Chamber? What kind of brain does that have? Are the author's editors just sitting around doing nothing? Did they not offer any suggestions?

Author, tell the truth, do you harbor endless resentment towards the male protagonist? How many worlds has he experienced? Couldn't he have even one normal romantic relationship? He didn't practice any virginity-cultivating techniques, nor was there any explanation of any physical ailment, so why is he so averse to women? Why go to such lengths to live single life after life?

This is a novel where the female protagonist transmigrates through various realms. Why is she considered the female lead? On the surface, the protagonist is Jia Huan, but in reality, aside from her first life where she married, she has no partners—not wives, but companions. In each world, she ends up living alone until old age.

Personally, I think this novel is ruined now; it's becoming increasingly unreadable; it's like a monotonous diary entry. Sometimes I don't even know why the author writes it this way. Anyway, I personally think this novel is a waste.

It's definitely a female author. Many plot directions are not based on male thinking. It's so weird. There is no other explanation other than the female author. And this quick time travel, how should I put it, doesn't write anything in detail, no plot details, but some insignificant things are explained in a long paragraph, especially the opening and ending of the chapter are very abrupt, and…

Many parts are illogical, and the writing style is bland. Leaving aside the fact that the protagonists in the other transmigration worlds are always minor characters, the main world, Dream of the Red Chamber, is poorly written. The protagonist doesn't feel like a carefree individual, but rather like someone in sheep's clothing selling dog meat.

Why are there male protagonist stories in female-oriented fiction? Isn't it enough that male protagonists dominate male-oriented fiction? Why are they crowding out female-oriented fiction? What are the editors thinking?

Can you not write about anime? And please, no Japanese stories, I don't really like them. Just Chinese and European stories are fine, like 18th-century foreign stories are okay too.

After reading dozens of chapters, here's a personal, joking comment: Uh, is this book categorized as a female-oriented novel? The protagonist is such a lazy bum. He's lived hundreds of years across several worlds and still hasn't finished being a lazy bum. Is that interesting? Isn't it boring? He's experienced everything; what's the point of being a lazy bum?