A Journey Through the Myriad Worlds of Reincarnation

I came across this novel because of the title; after reading ten chapters, I decisively gave up.

The protagonist killed his own father and almost killed himself, and now he wants to forgive him? And even whitewash him?? I laughed.

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Well, to put it simply, the presence of a wife early on in a multiverse-themed novel is a recipe for disaster. The protagonist's breakthroughs are portrayed as incredibly difficult, but once they do, they can mass-produce powerful figures. 😂😂😂 Multiverse-themed novels aren't suited for saintly protagonists; they're only suitable for semi-dark fiction, or protagonists like Han Han or Fang Laomo.

The second young master of a top-tier power was abducted by someone using acupressure on his doorstep. Doesn't that seem a bit illogical? And the lackey he brought along was a hindrance. Is this supposedly a top-tier power just a facade? 😅😅

The beginning is so melodramatic! The protagonist, the legitimate son, is forced to leave home, while his illegitimate older brother becomes the head of the family. The protagonist, after all this, still forgives his older brother. I'm impressed! I'm quitting.

Do I have to start cultivating all over again in every world I enter? I've already ascended to immortality, and now I'm being reincarnated?

There's a reason it's not popular; let's look at the criticisms pointed out by netizens.

This plot is ridiculous, it's enough to poison someone.

The worst book I've read this month; it takes skill to make someone feel disgusted by it.