Follow the natural order and become human; defy it and become immortal. The secret lies in turning things upside down.
In a world where yin and yang were in perfect balance, a supreme ruler of humanity was born. She monopolized both energies, releasing only yin and creating a world ruled by women.
But yang would find a way out on its own. Across the myriad heavens, it found the protagonist, Luo Ning, and transformed itself into the Book of a Hundred Lives in the hope of breaking free from its shackles.
Yet in every life, once Luo Ning reached adulthood, the yang energy in the Book of a Hundred Lives would attract the yin energy, giving rise to one destined woman after another, each caught in a tangled romance of love and hate with Luo Ning.
(This book came about when the author was going off the rails. I write whatever comes to mind, just for practice.
Please don't flame me, I beg you.)
I originally wanted to make the protagonist naturally airheaded in his first life, but I overdid it and made him into... what, exactly?
The overall rhythm of daily novels is too peaceful. Whether it is death in the first life or rebirth in the second life, there are no fluctuations, just like playing a stand-alone game.
It was well written. The ending of the first life really made me feel pathetic 🥺, but it was a little lacking and not satisfying [smiles]
The author's imagination is wild and his writing is fluent. Listening to the book at night is particularly comfortable and helps you sleep!
If the yin energy accumulates the yang energy, does it count as death?
The author is a female brat, please read more
The writing is quite good, giving people an immersive feeling. Good luck, author.
My evaluation is full.
Nice idea, but a bit bland
Come on, try to live
Not bad, the author is depressed