After Nine Lifetimes of Reincarnation, My Devotion Is Treated Like Dog Shit!

The writing is decent, and the premise gives me a theatrical feel, with curtains constantly rising and falling, repeating a predetermined tragic ending. However, this book is more suitable for those with maxed-out poison resistance and a resolute Dao heart; beginners might not be able to handle it.

This book is quite good. When I first started reading, I thought it would be a typical "chasing-after-the-husband" story; but as I read on, it surprised me. Simply put, the protagonist breaks free from the "destined female lead," awakens the alienation system to become stronger, and then falls in love with the "real female lead" and fights against the "destined protagonist" together.

A cold wind blows in the Valley of Desolation, cicadas sing through spring and autumn, a young man returns to the Mountain of Souls, where the stone figure sheds tears. Immortals wander, demons head north against the current, ten thousand immortals retreat on the river. Love cannot overcome perseverance, tears fall; destiny is ordained, yet fate brings defeat. The immortal venerable regrets, but I do not.

The plot is pretty good, but I'm actually wondering how the author will write the sequel. The male lead cut ties with them so cleanly and clearly at the beginning; how will the author portray him changing his mind later? It can't just be that after those destined women lost their hearts, some kind of lucky charm will make the male lead change his mind, right? That's unnecessary.

For this type of novel featuring a system of betrayal and reincarnation, it's best to integrate the problematic elements into the later plot. Don't present them as standalone plot points from the beginning; that's too likely to get low ratings. Many readers recommended by the system might be reading something similar for the first time.

This is amazing! Hahaha, hehehe, hehehe, I feel my soul and spirit are in excellent condition right now. My Dao heart is sublimating! Hehehe, how many books have I read already? I seem to have forgotten who I am and how many books I've read. I vaguely remember reading many, many books. Uh, hahaha, hehehe, this is great! My cultivation is complete! I feel like I'm about to ascend! Hehehe, goodbye fellow Daoists! Hahaha, I'm ahead of you!

The word "masterpiece" perfectly encapsulates the current half of the plot, especially the depiction of the male lead's situation, which I think is exceptionally well-written. The female leads' pursuit of their husbands is very substantial, and I hope to see more of their pursuit. The male lead is truly quite pitiful; this cycle of reincarnation is something I personally enjoy.

Well, you've seen Douluo Continent, right? The plot is exactly the same as the one with the Tang and Poisonous elements, but it's watchable.

There's a reason it got a low score; it's just so good! Everyone should check it out.

Awesome, this is so good! Some parts are in super high definition.