[Reincarnation] + [Path to Godhood] + [Sword and Sorcery] + [A Partner in Every Life, No Fixed Female Lead]
One life in the cycle of reincarnation, gone in the blink of an eye.
William transmigrates to a world of swords and magic. His cheat only arrives after he dies, when he discovers that he can earn attribute points based on his life experiences.
Skill points can be spent to improve his constitution, intelligence, and even his background in his next life.
Over the long years,
he is an unremarkable mercenary captain,
a count who marries an imperial princess,
a wandering swordsman who storms an execution ground to rescue an imperial princess,
a genius young woman's live-in son-in-law,
a villain on the destined protagonist's path to greatness,
a legendary guildmaster who founds the largest potion merchant guild,
a Demon King who carves out a domain in the Abyss,
an elven prince who turns the tide when all seems lost and saves a crumbling realm,
and a deity of the Divine Realm who repels invaders from beyond the domain.
Pile up earth, and it becomes a mountain. Gather water, and it becomes an abyss.
You may have the makings of a god and sit high above the clouds, but how could you ever match my countless lives of reincarnation, unending and eternal?
Also known as Infinite Reincarnation: Just Wait Until I Settle the Score!
The Reincarnation Simulator in a Western Fantasy World
Give Me Enough Time, and I'll Kill Even the Gods!
I originally wanted to give it three stars, but the book is dead. So let's give it five stars as a token of remembrance.
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What's going on? Why does my bookshelf show that it's blocked, but it's still being updated?
Very good 👍, why was it removed from the shelves 😢
I feel like I've seen it somewhere It's pretty good. I've caught up with the latest chapter (the potion chapter). Although I borrowed from novels of the same type before, I also wrote my own thing. Unlike the other novel that was obsessed with revenge, the protagonist is more cerebral.
The characters are more fleshed out and the story is better
The book is good, I'll avoid it by leaving five stars.
Why is the book gone? Can you come back?
Give me a five-star review first
It's still very good-looking, but a little lacking.