A Hundred Lifetimes of Cultivation, Beginning with the Azure Ox

After transmigrating to another world, Chen Yu gains the Fate-Stealing System. By exploiting karmic connections, he can steal his targets’ fates and take their place in destiny! In his first life, Chen Yu transmigrates as a pig. Just as his owner is about to slaughter him, he steals the fate of the owner’s eldest daughter-in-law. When she “dies peacefully of old age,” he pulls off a switch, dying in her place and coming back to life as her. But the eldest daughter-in-law’s life is short. Chen Yu is a woman for less than three years before reincarnating again, this time as a chicken... In his fifth life, Chen Yu transmigrates as a blue ox belonging to a farming family. He steals the fate of his owner’s grandson and, when the grandson “dies peacefully of old age,” pulls off a switch, dying in his place and coming back to life as him. This grandson has a long life ahead of him, with another forty-five years to live, but in the end, death awaits him all the same. Fortunately, this world has the immortals of legend! To avoid being reborn as livestock again, Chen Yu turns his attention to the cultivators. He serves them as a mortal, steals their fates, and enters the vast world of cultivation as an unaffiliated cultivator. Through a hundred reincarnations, he sets out on the path to becoming an Immortal Venerable! (A note before reading: Once the protagonist is reborn as a human and embarks on the path of cultivation, he won’t necessarily take the other person’s place every time. He can choose the best option based on how much of their fate he manages to steal. Of course, the core premise is that the protagonist will keep changing identities, with each identity having its own short arc.)