In the cold mine, a faint voice rang in his ears. Startled, Redel subconsciously put the ring into his pocket and turned around to see the person who spoke, Ham.

"Uncle Ham, how do you feel?" Redel lowered his voice and asked with concern.

"I feel better now. It seems I won't die yet." Ham said weakly.

"Uncle Ham, tell me, why do we have to stay in this mine all our lives and work hard to eat black bread and wheat soup, while those noble children don't have to do anything, but can live in huge manors and eat delicious food." Redel asked in confusion.

Ham was also stumped by Redel's question. He had never thought of such a question before. After hesitating for a long time, he sighed and said, "This is fate!"

"Poor people are born poor, and noble people are born noble. Everything is the will of the goddess. This is also a test for you and me!" Ham held the wooden holy light mark on his chest and spoke in a low voice.

Is everything destined? Redel felt empty inside, but soon the roar in his dream echoed in his mind.

【Are kings, princes, generals, and ministers of different species? 】

The voices of resistance from the poor against the royal power from another world gave Redel a fright and also left a mark of resistance in his heart.

But passion alone obviously cannot accomplish anything. Redel's thoughts of resistance were extinguished when he saw the fully armed guards.

After all, he was just a teenager in his early twenties with some knowledge of herbs. He could not defeat the dozens of guards in the mine.

What’s more important is that reality is different from dreams. Without a resourceful Wu Guang by his side to give him advice, he can do nothing.

Redel could only continue his work woodenly, watching Ham, whose old injury had not yet healed, struggling to carry heavy pieces of ore. He was furious but there was nothing he could do.

Until night fell again, Redel put on the ring hesitantly, hid his hands behind his back, and fell into a dream.

Just as he had thought before, he entered the magical dream world again, but this time he did not lose his memory. As Chen Sheng, he led 900 civilians and prepared to resist the tyrannical rule of Qin.

But this time it was not as smooth as before, and the experience could not be described as difficult and dangerous.

Because his performance was so poor, his best brother Wu Guang took over the power and killed him!

He wanted to attack Qi County, but his secret plan was exposed, and he died! When he finally organized his men, and the regular army of the empire came to kill him, he still... died!

Redel was almost depressed. He remembered that it wasn't that difficult before!

Redel didn't know that Wu Guang, who had been loyal and advising him before, was actually a novice protection. In reality, there are not so many people who are thoughtful, resourceful, and will not betray him.

After half a month, he could no longer count how many times he had died, and the content of each dream was not exactly the same.

Sometimes he is Fang La, who needs to lead the poor people who are oppressed by the Song court to rebel. Sometimes he is called Zhang Jue, who pretends to be a god and deceives a large number of believers. He even masters magical magic, but needs to deal with a large group of human war gods with special skills who cut down soldiers like cutting grass...

His only advantage is that after death, everything will be reset and he will have a chance to start over again!

Redel grew up bit by bit despite the extremely difficult life. However, what impressed him most was not the pain of death, but the tragedy of cannibalism and no rooster crowing for a hundred miles on the vast land...

Finally, he led a group of ragged poor people, defeated wave after wave of encirclement and suppression, and finally gained his own territory.

However, Redel found that his men had changed. They began to burn, kill, plunder, enslave the poor, and indulge in wealth and power without making progress, just like the regular army he regarded as brutal...

The original oppressed people, after gaining power and status, immediately changed their faces and became the people they originally hated and despised the most.

Why? Why is this happening?

Redel fell into deep confusion, lost his previous spirit, and even gave up resistance, allowing the city to be breached and die in the battle.

This time, he did not escape from the dream, but came to a very strange place.

All around was the deepest darkness, with only tiny sparks of light twinkling in the distance.

In front of him stood a figure, an extremely young man, perhaps even younger than himself.

"Are you a devil?" Redel asked, mustering up his courage.

"What do you think?" Lynn asked back.

Redel hesitated and didn't reply, so Lin En smiled and said, "Of course I am a human, just like you. If you insist on saying the difference, maybe I know more and can do a little magic."

"Magic... wizards? Believers of evil gods and the devil?" Reddle paused and said subconsciously.

"In fact, wizards don't believe in evil gods or demons, at least most normal wizards don't believe in that." Lin En explained. "If there is anything that wizards really care about, it is to explore the truth of the world!"

"The truth of the world?" Redel murmured in a low voice.

“Why do humans have to stand on the ground and cannot fly in the sky? Why does the sun rise and set? We discover the laws that govern the operation of the world and gain power from them. We call it magic!”

Lynn's voice continued to echo in this dark space, striking Redel's heart like a huge bell, making him even more confused.

Isn't it because people don't have wings that they can't fly? Isn't there a reason why the sun rises and sets? Redel was puzzled, but he was obviously not concerned about these things. After hesitating for a moment, he couldn't help but ask. "Why do I have these strange dreams?"

“Why do the poor, who have suffered the pain of being oppressed, inflict the same pain on others after gaining wealth and power?”

"This is human nature. It is both a shortcoming and an advantage. It all depends on how you use it and what kind of world you want to create." Lin En said lightly.

Desire is the driving force that drives people forward and the cause of change, but it is also the root of corruption and greed. The dragon slayer eventually becomes the dragon. This is the biggest problem faced by reformers in ancient and modern times, both in China and abroad...

(End of this chapter)