A young urban entrepreneur dies of an illness. He thinks he is about to enter the cycle of reincarnation, but unexpectedly gets the chance to live again.
He takes over the body of a boy who died in an accident. The once-prosperous sect has fallen into decline, enemies lurk everywhere, and danger is all around. He has only mediocre talent and little chance of making something of himself.
Who could have guessed that a game-modifying app from the phone he used in his past life would unexpectedly become a supernatural ability in his mind?
It becomes his only support in this chaotic world.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Chapter seventy-eight is a bit dangerous. If something goes against the rules, it will be a big deal.
Traveling back in time with memories, killing people and leaving loopholes everywhere, is this necessary for the plot? I said before that the plot can develop slowly in three years from the beginning, but later on it will kill people everywhere and leave loopholes to force hatred, and forcefully arrange opportunities for Linghu Chong. Is it interesting?
When an emperor collects beauties and kills his entire family?
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