Three Hundred Lives as a Commoner, Rising from the Underworld

For three hundred lifetimes, he was a commoner. In this life, after struggling for half his years, he was still poor, and ultimately died while trying to help someone in danger.

If he drank Granny Meng's soup, wouldn't he still be a pauper eighteen years later? He'd have to go through all the hardship of this life all over again.

Zhao Feng arrived in the underworld and angrily brought his case before the King of Hell. Were wealth, power, and status really matters of birth?

“Hmph! The Heavenly Dao is merciless. You're a poor man who spent three hundred lifetimes as a commoner. You think you can just turn your life around because you say so?”

The King of Hell promised that once Zhao Feng returned to the mortal world and settled his karma, he could earn the chance to be reborn into a millionaire's family in his next life.

So Zhao Feng traveled between the worlds of the living and the dead, braving mountains of blades and seas of fire as he hunted demons and vanquished evil.

He walked the underworld's roads in this life, saving up wealth for his next life in the mortal world.

But this drew him into an even greater web of karma, where he discovered a far stranger and more startling truth about the cycle of reincarnation across the Three Realms.

Even the best reincarnation means placing your fate in someone else's hands. Immortals, gods, saints, and Buddhas: are they really born to rule...