Defying Fate Through a Hundred Lifetimes

It's quite interesting. Although the protagonist has a wife and concubines, he is still very kind to others.

It looks good, but it has a few shortcomings, but it doesn't affect the overall situation. The biggest shortcoming is that it updates slowly, only one chapter per day. The latest chapter is an AI article. I don't know if I will write it seriously later.

Very good and beautiful. Use your body as bait to hide the truth from the sky. Control the whole situation. The first two lives were good. The third life was forced to be sensational, and with obvious AI traces, it was too difficult to collapse. The fourth life was quite twisted.

This book is definitely the second best book about reincarnation that I have ever read. If it can maintain this quality, the first book that I think is good is "Don't Bully the Old and the Poor, I Can Reincarnate Infinitely". After reading it, I wanted to read the second book, which is almost as good as him. I couldn't find it after looking for it for a long time, but I found it by mistake. At that time, I was reading "Mo I followed this book like this when I bullied the old and poor, I can reincarnate infinitely. I kept up with the book like this, and watched its rating rise little by little, and then it became a Tomato book. If the book "The beginning ends in death, I can reincarnate infinitely" can maintain such quality, I think it should become a Tomato book, a rare good book on Tomato. I was really speechless, because in the fifth life later, I thought it was quite enjoyable, but I didn't like that he always used a large scale to describe family relationships and the sensibility of the protagonist. When I saw that kind of emotional line, I would skip it because he wrote it too deliberately. Later on, I felt that the pattern was getting bigger and bigger, and it felt more and more exaggerated. Then I stopped watching it. Now that I come back to read the rating, it has dropped.

It can be seen that there are no major flaws, and the characterization of the plot characters is very good. It is probably not a new author, and there is not much AI content. I can occasionally read the first twenty chapters, but basically cannot read the rest. Why is it that the more I write about it, the more AI elements there are, and the flavor of AI becomes more and more obvious, and the protagonist's life full of luck is so ridiculous.

The plot is not procrastinating, basically everyone has brains, there is no such thing as a villain, they are all in the world of immortality, the protagonist is just too aware of himself, this ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ can be given.

Cool article! Well-deserved cool article! It's not brainless. The protagonist is cautious and can be reincarnated into a child of his own family through a plug-in. In the first life, he reaches the top of the mortal world and dies. In the second life, he has some qualifications and establishes a family, but the qualifications are too low and eventually dies. In the third life, the qualifications are higher. What I have seen so far is already a golden elixir. Now he supports the family and makes plans for the future. It's really cool!

It's good to read. The author is definitely a veteran, and his writing is capable. It's not the kind of traditional fantasy where you leapfrog monsters and defeat immortals. It depicts a traditional world of mortals cultivating immortals. The world view is grand and very beautiful.

It's nice to read and well written. In the third life, I thought the protagonist would spread the skills that can absorb demonic energy, but I didn't expect that the protagonist would directly spread the skills of expelling demonic energy through self-destruction. The writing is very realistic, and the author is awesome. If you absorb the demonic energy, you will probably become a demon in the end, and self-destruction is like the revolutionary ancestors, fighting for a future for those who come after you.

The beginning of the book may seem a bit toxic, but if you have the patience to read it, it's still good. Anyway, the latest chapter is reopened for the fourth time. It's okay to read now. As for the future, I don't know. It's much better than the other books I've read. Qi Luck is really confusing in this life, and the writing is particularly embarrassing. It talks about being unyielding and being reincarnated for hundreds of times. Oh my, I really vomited. It's so ugly.