I Have a Book of Ten Thousand Lifetimes
我有一本万世书
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Well written! In the first life, she built a large harem and procreated, separating her descendants in each place, unafraid of being wiped out. In the second life, it seems she pursues the pinnacle of martial arts. Truly well written! 😊
Since they are the best offspring, is it possible for them to be reincarnated as women?
This book is a classic harem novel. I hope the author can appeal to all ages and genders, using all of his enemies' daughters to produce offspring. "Give me one woman, and I can create a nation," he says, giving birth to the most populous Chinese nation ever. It's hilarious!
Ten thousand times is not as good as writing an infinite number of times. After all, even if you write ten million words, you can't possibly use up all your attempts. The cheat is already that big, so you might as well just reincarnate and have immortal wisdom. Anyway, all powerful beings can reincarnate.
Having read the latest chapter, 338, all I can say is that it's incredibly good.
The author is overly praising the power of nuclear bombs. It's ridiculous that a powerful being who can play with planets like marbles would be afraid of nuclear bombs. While a large number of nuclear bombs might destroy humanity, they would be like a tickle to the Earth.
First question: Is this a harem/stud setting? If it is, I'll check; if not, you can play by yourself!
I watched Little Fairy Grass from 22:00 to 24:48 in one go. My impression is that it's a little surprising, given the design. However, a problem arises: if the pace is too fast, the book is prone to falling apart. It's essential to keep the plot within your control. Nothing else I want to say. As an engineer, and with my salary long overdue, I'll contribute a monthly pass as encouragement.
I'm dying of laughter
I just want to ask if the little Taoist nun Yunling will be resurrected later!