Immortality Begins with the Transformation of Cause and Effect

Name: Immortality Begins with the Transformation of Cause and Effect
Author: Not a Human Landscape

长生从因果转换开始

by Not a Human Landscape (不是人间风景)

Status: Completed
Length: 85k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Eastern Xuanhuan
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Chen Jingran traveled through time and became a small detective in the world of martial arts. At the end of the dynasty, demons and ghosts were rampant. The bad news is that he has mediocre talent and has been practicing martial arts for ten years without achieving anything. The good news is that he has opened the golden finger, the way of cause and effect. He gave a bun to a little beggar who was about to starve to death, activating the path of cause and effect. He came back ten years later to repay his kindness and help him cut off his hair and cleanse his marrow. The cause and effect transformation is successful, and you will directly obtain the cultivation level ten years later. From then on, he started various reverse operations. When you meet an enemy, you want to keep the other person's son and wait for the other person to come back for revenge more than ten years later. If someone offends him, he will not kill him after defeating him. He will wait for the opponent to practice hard for several years and then come back to avenge his past humiliation. When he meets a scheming woman, he wants to keep her by his side, serve as a maid, and teach her martial arts, waiting for her to repay her favor one day, or stab her in the back. Just playing! A few years later, Chen Jingran discovered that no matter how much he tried to commit suicide, Golden Finger would not respond. Oh, it turns out that he is invincible and no one can threaten him anymore. This book is also called "One Hundred Ways to Die"

Reader comments

There is actually another way to deal with that maid, which is to persuade the maid to wait until she has enough strength to take revenge, otherwise she will harm others. At the same time, try to make the maid stronger so that the other party can successfully take revenge, otherwise it will change the fate of being killed. In this way, wouldn't the protagonist gain more? Or maybe the protagonist marries those two maids directly and lets them have children for him, wouldn't it also change his destiny? Also, what I want to say is, isn't the fate of other people considered fate? For example, if the protagonist kills a wanted gangster, it also changes a person's fate. There are many ways to obtain causal points, but the author's layout is small.
13 likes2y ago
Why don't we find an opportunity to kill that princess? She feels like a lesbian, spying on the protagonist's junior sister, and always causing trouble for the protagonist.
7 likes2y ago
If it is cut, please tell the readers.
2 likes2y ago
It is recommended that the author expands the scope and not just limit himself to those warriors, civilians can also give good things Don't the protagonists need money? Or don't you want all the treasures from heaven and earth? Like those civilians can also give these. For example, if the protagonist can teach some people to practice martial arts, wouldn't it also change their destiny? Appropriately give the protagonist something to enhance the sense of fun, rather than one thing after another, making people feel depressed.
1 like2y ago
No. I took a look. Damn it, the protagonist has a golden finger. You want me to practice the technique that kills people and makes me the best in the world? I just need to kill one person. You can gain the power to kill hundreds of people. Or which one is just lucky enough to be the best in the world before being killed. Directly become number one in the world.
1 like2y ago