A Sword Venerable of his generation, betrayed. Mu Jianchen was reborn, only to be betrayed again!
To take revenge, he began cultivating anew. After enduring trials spanning the ages, he finally discovered that the world was not as it seemed!
With his great vengeance avenged, myriad tribulations arose. For the sake of the world, he pressed onward, gradually uncovering its complexity.
After enduring tribulations across countless lifetimes, he learned that he was the true instigator all along.
He was no longer himself. In the boundless worlds of chaos, demons ran rampant, the Primordial Ancestor emerged, and myriad tribulations were laid to rest.
A brand-new Primordial Beginning World was about to dawn.
I was betrayed by women in two lives, but within a few chapters, I couldn't find my mind when I saw a beautiful woman. I entered the arena of life and death. The enemy didn't have a big background. He threatened his own family and let others go. Sometimes he was gibberish and not decisive in doing things. I changed these points. It's a very good plot. Stop reading, everyone. The protagonist is too good at licking. The sect is being targeted. When the protagonist meets the sect's conditions, he is not allowed to choose exercises and martial arts. He is not allowed to choose, and is not given resources. He is not given exercises or martial arts. He is targeted everywhere and still remains in the sect. There is also a cultivation level. It is not clearly written that a sword master behaves like a novice.
I read the first 5 chapters, and then skipped until I reached chapter 311. Well, it didn't suit my taste. The protagonist was killed by his own woman in his previous life, and he was killed by his own woman again at the beginning of this life. He finally got reborn, but his legs still weakened when he saw a beautiful woman. The protagonist never refuses any request from a beautiful woman, even if he is afraid of losing himself and slips away.
This is a rare and wonderful novel with a wonderful story, overall reasonable design, and few typos. It is highly recommended.
The pace is fast and good to keep up with.
The writing is concise, the plot is vivid, and the climax is repeated. It is a very good book!
Why don't you kill your opponent in the life and death arena and let your opponent go?