A Hundred Lifetimes of Reincarnation, and I’m Done Being the Villain

Being able to lick 99 times is pretty awesome. Holy Father, I admire you. You have broken the law of heaven and cut off cause and effect for a hundred generations. Even the law of heaven in this world cannot restrict you. Why don't you go to the next world?

It's very interesting. When I saw the 6.5 Rating, I was so scared that I quickly gave it a five-star review in case the author wouldn't write it. It always gives me the feeling that the protagonist has seen all the different aspects of life, and currently everything is as he pleases, without the aggressiveness of youth, the sense of invincibility, and the pleasure of revenge after a hundred generations. This is a person who has truly experienced a hundred generations. He takes everything lightly but retains his original intention in every detail. I thought I would let go, but I couldn't. What you let go of are personal grudges, but what you can't let go of are old (salvation) feelings. It is different from the mainstream "Rebirth and Revenge" and "Unforgiven Shura Field". It is more like a bystander looking at the world (a kind of detachment), but he does not stand by and watch (a kind of human touch). The writing is also very good. I don't blindly pursue the cool points (I am reborn, my invincible enemies will all die), the first part may seem a bit cliche at first glance, but the second part is well written.

This is the most comfortable book of this type that I have read. Others can basically be understood as seemingly breaking off the fate of previous reincarnations, but still being entangled with them, and always trying to step on the person who disgusted the protagonist. The protagonist of this book truly achieves the word "free", seemingly targeting the protagonist everywhere, but to prevent these births from happening in the present. The other opportunities to win the leading role were basically discounted. In essence, these things were still done, but they were not so natural. And all the treasures in this book are the experiences of these reincarnations, which further highlights that the protagonist has been working for so many years, unlike other books that have so many reincarnations and are just for fun. This book really counts, it deserves more than nine points.

Okay, this is called a male channel. Other reincarnated brothers have a strange smell, just like female channels. If this man doesn't work, try another man. A proper turtle man

Unlike other articles about the rebirth of Senior Brother, it is okay. It would be better if there were fewer typos.

Isn't there anyone in this book? It's very interesting and different from other types of reincarnation.

Which boss opened this trumpet? The level is not the same as others of the same type. The writing is smooth and natural, the rhythm is relaxed and measured, and it is concise and lively. There is no procrastination and entanglement like other similar novels, but at the same time it is full of passion. The protagonist is decisive when it comes to breaking things off, without any sloppiness, with upright views and a righteous mind. Ps: It's hard to find a protagonist with upright views these days. I feel like the author is very confident and doesn't just come up with ideas. I am very optimistic about this book now and hope the author will continue writing it well. Come on come on! What is more valuable is that this book cleverly resolves the sharp and irreconcilable contradictions in other books of the same type, that is, the sharp contradiction between the villain protagonist and the master, sect and the whole world who betrayed him. The author found a new way for the protagonist to solve the problem: through the protagonist's guidance behind the scenes, he helps other geniuses and preaches for them to fight against this destined son. The protagonist has a big picture and leads the people of this world to fight against heaven. The pattern opens.

In the end, the boss is a master of chess. The protagonist is invited to play chess with the boss. The protagonist has played 99 times but has never played. Finally, on the hundredth time, the protagonist's hook is fully charged, turning the protagonist from a flag bearer to a passerby watching chess. In the end, the boss has no opponent. If you can't win the game with your hands, you just randomly invite a few people to play chess. Without quality, you rely on quantity. Then many chess games are played. The protagonist guides the people who play chess with the boss while watching chess, and then uses the experience of the past 99 games to guide the chess players to become masters. Now the protagonist guides his apprentice and the final boss to play chess behind the scenes. Each story is a game of tricks. At the beginning, he was afraid that the opponent would lose and he couldn't move the table too fast. He could only suppress the opponent in every game and not let the opponent lose. It ended after the protagonist became stronger in the end. Every story nowadays is like playing chess with the opponent, suppressing the opponent but not winning.

It's really good. I skipped through more than 30 chapters. The protagonist has a sense of freedom and ease, which is much better than other novels of this type. But unfortunately, once reincarnation, villains, children of fate, regrets, etc. Are put on, I feel like I can't stand it. I've read too many of them. Although I don't know how this one is, I just can't stand it.

The villain is different from the villain, and the right path is different from the right path. Ninety-nine reincarnations are in the game, and hundreds of reincarnations are also the ones holding the chess.