Immortal Maiden, How About Achieving the Dao in One Day?

I don't like stories with married female leads; it always feels like the male lead is just picking through trash. I quit after reading the chapter about the master's wife.

I rose from humble beginnings, experiencing two lifetimes of reincarnation, starting with a divine body, beginning with extracting medicinal elixirs. During this time, I captivated countless beauties with my charm. However, due to the overwhelming power of my karma, the river of time erased my traces, leaving only a select few powerful figures who knew of my existence...

After traversing several worlds, we finally reunited on this starting continent.

Keep it up, little author, you're the fattest!

There was absolutely no fighting or plot; it was almost unwatchable. Watching it made me feel physically weak…

I don't know how to describe it. Every chapter revolves around Se Se, first taking in the twin sisters, then the master's wife, junior sister, and mother and daughter. The plot is too erotic and unsuitable for traditional Xianxia readers. Se Se's presence is too prominent, making it feel like a Xianxia story without any cultivation elements. It's like a Liu Bei story stripped of its essence.

The male protagonist dedicated his entire life to his wife, which is so touching 😭, and he lived up to his reputation as a pure yang divine body.

Don't be fooled by its extreme toxicity; it's like a realm divided into 100 smaller realms—what kind of ancient novel is this?

The author relentlessly suppresses the protagonist's moral character, making him act as servile as a dog towards everyone, and like a loser when he sees a woman.

Are the 13 characters and 12 female leads really that thirsty?