From the Start, I Listen to Music in the Brothel and Reincarnate with Infinite Traits

[Infinite Reincarnations, Overpowered Traits, Stacked Aptitude]

Reincarnation is a kind of suffering. But what if you spent every life visiting brothels?

After his death, Chen Changqing discovered that the golden finger he had brought with him was a Book of a Hundred Lifetimes.

The more fun he had in each life, the higher his evaluation. The higher his evaluation, the better his traits. Traits could be stacked without limit and retained for ten thousand lifetimes.

Through the long years...

He was the legitimate heir of a family who spent his days listening to music in brothels, and gained [Grand Realm], making him invincible against stronger opponents.

He was a reckless emperor with three thousand beauties in his harem, and gained [Master of a Hundred Weapons], commanding every weapon under the heavens.

He was a dashing prodigy who had seen all the beauties of the cultivation world, and gained [Carefree], allowing him to cross forbidden lands with ease.

He was a carefree True Immortal who traveled the Nine Heavens with three thousand immortal maidens, and gained [Dao Ancestor], the one and only throughout the ages.

He was a wealthy young master with all the world's rare treasures at his disposal, yet all he loved was listening to music in brothels.

He was a worldly wanderer who passed through a thousand flowers without a single petal clinging to him.

He was an unparalleled madman with the Three Thousand Great Daos upon him, who still asked, "Who else is there?"

He lived the lives of countless people who knew how to enjoy themselves.

A hundred reincarnations, and every one of them a blast.

Those geniuses either ended up kneeling before him or died of sheer jealousy.

The Immortal Emperor had overcome countless perils and acquired a sacred physique and divine powers, only to see a hundred and eight thousand traits above Chen Changqing's head and have his Dao Heart shatter.

You may have the fate of an Immortal Emperor and be invincible for one lifetime.

But how can that compare to my fate across a hundred lifetimes, carefree for all eternity?