Chart of a Hundred Lives: I Can Return to My Past Lives and Seize Their Fortunes

In this life, Li Mu is a cripple.

His parents died young, his home is bare, and all he has left is his thirteen-year-old sister.

It wasn’t until bandits burst into their home and drove him to the brink with a single slash that Li Mu finally remembered:

This was already his 101st life.

In his first life, he died in a car accident.

In his twelfth, he was an old hunter in the mountains.

In his thirty-first, he spent half his life practicing medicine.

In his forty-third, he was a one-armed veteran who guarded the border for more than thirty years.

In his sixty-eighth, he was merely a mute servant at a martial arts school, sweeping floors and feeding horses while secretly practicing his stance for fifty years.

And in lives from a more distant past...

He had seen a sword cleave a river in two, and a great hand descend from the highest heavens, blotting out the sky.

Li Mu had assumed the Hundred-Lives Diagram would give him nothing more than the experience he had accumulated over a hundred lives.

Until one day, he discovered he could return to those past lives, all of which had already ended.

Cultivation techniques he once had no chance to obtain?

Take them back.

Heavenly treasures he once watched slip by?

Take them back.

Peerless opportunities that he could only watch others seize because he lacked the strength to compete?

This time, it was someone else’s turn to lose them.

While others still fought to the death over a single cultivation technique or pill, Li Mu slowly unfurled the Hundred-Lives Diagram.

“One life isn’t enough?”

“Then I’ll use a hundred lives to cultivate this one.”

In this life, he would make the accumulated legacy of a hundred lives entirely his own.