After Reincarnating, I Compete with Myself for a Dao Companion

After being reincarnated, I was picked up by someone who was exactly my type.

But I had just accidentally killed his beloved disciple,

and he took me in as his disciple instead.

Well, it's fine. I've rebelled against my elders plenty of times before.

Turns out this person has a Dao Companion?

This Dao Companion...

Oh, they're dead.

Then, wait, wait, wait. Why does this person look so much like my past life in my dreams?

Oh my god, this is my wife!

Wait, he really has a Dao Companion?!

Who's stealing my home?!!! Come out!

Red Robe (past-life clone): Sorry, this is! My! Home!

A few things to know before reading

1. Chapter comments are enabled. Update time: 9:00.

2. Gui Yan × Wen Ren De Yuan

The gong has negative morals but is unexpectedly devoted

× The shou is forced to have somewhat questionable, flexible morals

3. Happy ending.

4. Note: Yu Wuchen gave up using his childhood name when he was young. His name in the family genealogy is Yu Wuchen. His clone named himself Red Robe, and his reincarnation named himself Gui Yan (Gui Yan). They're all the same person!

5. Thanks to Xiao Feng Can Yue (heart), Luo A Luo A Luo, and Shi Shang Shang Ya for keeping me company, and thanks to “Luo A Luo A Luo” for the nutrient-solution gift.

Other novels in the same series

“The Wife I Snatched Flew Away After the World Restarted” (10,000-word preview),

“A Sisyphus-Style Pilgrimage” (coming soon, Buddhist cultivator × Ji Liyi)

Completed:

“I Became the King of Gods and Humans to Be Born” Greek mythology + crossover

“[Bungo Stray Dogs] The Wild God’s Believers Only Want to Save People” Bungo Stray Dogs, Soukoku

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Thesis: Even if we have to start over, we can take control of our own fate.