Myriad Worlds: Starting with A Dream of Splendor

All I can say is that the author's writing style and knowledge are... Lacking. The protagonist is portrayed as a naive young man who, after reading too many novels, thinks he's the main character. The first few chapters are alright, a bit more cautious, but after meeting the reborn female protagonist, the writing becomes utterly toxic, wave after wave of poison.

I'm speechless. Qidian has completely lost its bottom line; anyone can write novels now.

In the snow, his identity is that of the Crown Prince of Western Chu, yet he still fawns over Xu Fengnian. The most bizarre thing is that he wants to give his foundation to Jiang Ni Nan.

Xu Xiao really crushed Western Chu. I really don't understand how people in novels who transmigrate into Western Chu can cooperate peacefully. They're truly amazing.

The female lead, Jiang Xuening, is well-written.

Speed ​​Update &nnsp; Jiang Xuening yyds

Of all the fanfictions about Ning Anru Meng, this one is the best.

I didn't order it, but I only watched the free parts. I know they'll definitely say something like, "It was Li Yang who destroyed the country, it had nothing to do with Xu Xiao?" It's utterly brainless.

A good novel; I like the male protagonist the author portrayed in different dramas.

In *Ning An Ru Meng*, Shen Zhiyi, Zhou Baoying, and Jiang Xuehui each have their own charm, so it's better to marry them all rather than just Jiang Xuening. In *Yi Nian Guan Shan*, the protagonist could have married Yang Ying during her princess years first, then gradually cultivated relationships with the female lead, and then interacted with the Empress Dowager played by Ye Duling. The courtesan in *Joy of Life* was quite good. In *Chinese Paladin 3*, he married Zhao Ling'er.