Wuxia Crossover: The World Is Sick, and It Needs to Be Cured!

Even if you rebelled and became emperor, you still wouldn't solve this problem. That's too idealistic.

I'm not trying to criticize, but the more I watch the main character, the more like an idiot he seems.

Seeing this, I felt the protagonist's personality was similar to Lin Juemin's. Because the protagonist didn't know he would succeed, but he saw the world devouring people, and so he wanted to break this corrupt world. Because he came from a communist world, he knew that even if no one knew anything about his life, at the very least, even if he failed, he would have left behind the seeds of…

A rare book that suits my taste: Traveling back to ancient times means breaking down feudalism and developing technology.

That's too idealistic; the author's setting is more like a game.

This is far worse than the last book; I can't even finish reading it.

One person cannot cure the world; the protagonist needs a group of like-minded people to work together to heal the world's ills.

I've been thinking about something. The Song Dynasty wasn't very fond of offering money to sue for peace, so in the game "Wuxia," they'll probably offer more money, right?

The background is grand and there are many highlights, but it depends on the author's skill level and reading experience; otherwise, it's easy to get lost in the story. I hope I can finish reading it.

The protagonist is the one who's really sick, a complete idiot.