After Reclaiming My Body, I Decided to Become a Monk

"The weakest and least willing of the four Ghost Lords shouldered the entire Underworld. The oldest and most detached from worldly affairs were bound by the cycle of reincarnation in the human realm. The most selfish and eager to live was left with only a wisp of a soul. And the most humane became the coldest ruler." Yes, this is a book that requires some thought.

So, if the plot continues like this, with the protagonist's father dying and his brother seriously injured, will he really still be able to stay with A-Yu after finding out? No matter what, there will always be a thorn in his heart.

I finished reading it. A great book whose title doesn't do it justice. It features an ensemble cast, multiple couples, bittersweet moments, and a backstory/reincarnation plot. It has both a compelling storyline and a strong emotional core. There are two points that bothered me.

It's a really good novel, very original, but I have a question: is Yun Du the same person as Ye Fuyun? [What?] I'm totally confused.

Remember to use your brain while reading! There are quite a few characters, and I got a little confused halfway through because I read too fast. While I wasn't particularly interested in the past lives and reincarnation plot, the story itself is still quite good. It's a bit angsty, but a little angst is good for the soul!

Why is the rating so low? It's incredibly well-written and delicious. It was painfully painful, but I couldn't help but finish it. The ensemble cast is exceptionally well-developed. The romance is a bit bittersweet and full of ups and downs, but the plot is just too amazing. Plus, it pays homage to the legendary Haidilao hotpot restaurant chain—everyone who could be rescued was rescued, which is reassuring.

It's a really good read, very well written. It's just that it's so hard for lovers to be together in the end... XX

It's beautiful, super beautiful, the concept is really cool.

I initially thought it would be a cliché story of the original owner returning and getting their comeuppance, but the intricately woven plot captivated me. The whole story had a subtly melancholic feel to it; everyone seemed to be suffering, sob sob. The author truly excelled at portraying family, friendship, and love; everyone had their own bonds, intertwined with each other.

The author's writing style and thought process are very clear. I'm the type of person who doesn't usually read with my brain engaged, and I often get stuck halfway through. So I really recommend everyone to read with their brains engaged. It has both sharp and humorous moments; I highly recommend jumping into this genre. I won't spoil too much, but I sincerely hope everyone will read this book. The rating is far too low. The writing is absolutely amazing.