Dream of the Red Chamber: My Good Deeds Do Not Make Me a Villain

Originally, a small, growable world would have been enough. Adding the concept of demonic seeds was completely superfluous. With that ability, according to the requirements of the cheat system's evolution, any protagonist with a brain would control the imperial court instead of still hanging around the Jia family mansion. Controlling the imperial court and getting some kind of worldly energy with a single command would be ridiculously overpowered. It's really pointless.

With this cheat code, I can just charge straight in. Find an opportunity to have Lin Ruhai take me to see the emperor, control him, and then go find the military generals. Becoming the king of the world will only take a few months.

Why are you writing about demonic beings? Go write a fantasy novel! What's the point of writing like this? Controlling people at will makes you invincible, and you still want to write some kind of mecha?

The cheat code is too big; it's pointless.

The hang-up is well done, saving a lot of time and effort.

There are many things I want to complain about, especially the protagonist's character design. First, his overpowered abilities are too great, but he deliberately makes minor mistakes to drag out the pace, giving the impression that the protagonist has extremely low intelligence. Second, he likes to be hypocritical.

It's illogical that you'd fail like this. You've been doing this for love, haven't you? This cheat code is ridiculous, and you're even controlling people!

Are all the novels that appear to have multiple female protagonists?

That demon seed feels too overpowered; it has absolutely no limitations.

Is this book abandoned or a revised version?