How about the nation’s husband, and what about the world’s richest man? The one who is truly enviable is Jin Yong's Wei Xiaobao. At the end of the story, he has achieved national service and has numerous properties. He retired from the world to seek leisure and at the same time married seven beautiful wives. Who can not envy him?
In the book, Wei Xiaobao also obtained eight forty-two chapter scriptures and learned that the location of the Qing treasure was in Luding Mountain. However, he did not dig for treasures and become the richest man in the world. It was not that he did not dare, but that he did not want to, because it was related to the national destiny of his brother, Emperor Kangxi (moving treasures is moving dragon veins). In the face of wealth and loyalty, Wei Xiaobao finally chose Loyalty.
This matter seems a bit regrettable to us, but in Wei Xiaobao's eyes, it may not be the case. After all, from Wei Xiaobao's point of view, how could the attraction of a treasure be compared to the companionship of a beautiful woman? How important was it to live a relaxed and happy life every day? If he really goes to dig up the treasure of the Dragon Vein, it will inevitably lead to greater bloodshed, and Wei Xiaobao's life will never be peaceful again. This is definitely something he doesn't want to see.
But times are progressing, and if Wei Xiaobao is asked to make another choice now, the result may be different.
You must know that in reality, no matter how great the treasure is, it is just a pile of gold and silver. It is extremely tiring to carry it, and your life may be in danger if someone is interested. But it's different in games. The treasures in the only officially authorized mobile game "The Deer and the Cauldron" are obviously much more powerful.
There are everything from milk-grabbing dragon claws to blood drops to tight-fitting leather jackets and even Xiaobao sunglasses that can be seen through when you put them on. There are treasures in the game that you can only imagine, and there are no treasures that you can't play with. Moreover, the mobile game "The Deer and the Cauldron" restores the classic plot. Players can transform into Wei Xiaobao while searching for treasures, and re-experience the sense of joy that is completely unavailable in the novel from a God's perspective.
Even the forty-two chapters of the Sutra that I originally didn’t dare or couldn’t bear to touch have a new interpretation here. The forty-two chapters have been made into mini-games, and there will be corresponding rewards for each collection. After receiving the rewards, you can "coolly" wander around in the world a few times. That means you can have whatever you want, and you don't have to worry about the dragon vein being dug out. If Wei Xiaobao encounters such a good thing, he may be able to get seven more wives…
Looking at it this way, Wei Xiaobao has nothing to envy. In the mobile game "The Deer and the Cauldron", we can also be winners in life!