From Taoist Priest to Tycoon in the Siheyuan

They're almost liberated from all of China, and they still want to take a concubine.

The same plot keeps repeating itself in India; it's getting boring.

The book was quite good before and after the Indians found the treasure; the rest was pure fantasy. The "Poisonous Bone" arc was alright then, but the experience and knowledge required later far exceeded the author's imagination. A student council president managing hundreds of millions of people and an area of ​​over ten million square kilometers, and constantly coming to ask the protagonist all sorts of questions—the most cutting-edge, high-quality questions, no less! Haha.

There are too many women; everything revolves around them. In the village, one man is with three women, the dog isn't fed, there's no fence, and the protagonist deliberately tells everyone he's made a fortune. It's ridiculous that there aren't any bandits nearby. His relationships in the city involve two women, and he finds two more in the mountains.

I've been in India for too long. There's too much repetitive content, so I'm not ordering anymore for now.

The rest of the Indian section is all explanations, and after reading the beginning, we readers don't want to hear your explanations! The timeline doesn't follow, the plot doesn't develop, it's all about chasing women, and the problem is you don't dare to write it out! Sigh, it's ruined. What's the point of having a protagonist who doesn't focus on his career?

I have a question: In 1949, wasn't he afraid of getting himself killed while working as a stud?

The author is capable of writing a good book! It's just that the author has no bottom line and deliberately padded the story. Doing this only brings you a little bit of easy money and nothing more.

The author is de-Sinicizing, removing history and culture. There is no way back! Generations later, there will be no sense of Chinese identity; people will simply be a new ethnic group besides speaking Mandarin.

I had absolutely no idea which year the timeline was from beginning to end.