The Immortal Venerable's Dao Companions Across Nine Lifetimes

Although he was a Celestial Venerable, he was tricked by that lousy system and now only has the memories of a modern person. Well, the plot is fairly slice-of-life, and there will be some fanservice... Hehehehe, in the early parts, the male lead is still quite weak, but the younger sister, older sister, and childhood sweetheart have all been introduced... There are a few plot holes, but I'll be really happy when they're filled in. I recommend reading it, or maybe add it to your favorites. In short, it's a very good novel, and the author has really put in a lot of effort. Support the author!

I stumbled upon this novel by the author, initially just intending to read it as a preview. However, after a few chapters, I was completely engrossed. The author is a profound and composed person. Reading the author's self-narration before rereading the novel gave me a completely different feeling. Reading the author's book felt similar to following "Perfect World" back in the day. The protagonists are all lonely, even though they are invincible, they simply want to protect those around them. I really like this setting—neither grand nor insignificant, capturing the full spectrum of life's experiences. It's not just about understanding, but also about savoring the experience. I just hope the author continues writing like this, but I also hope it doesn't end up like "Perfect World"...

First, the premise that the male lead is a powerful figure remains unchanged, but he's still that clueless high school student when it comes to love. Unaware of the changing world or fate's cruel joke that gave him a second chance at life, he's still alone. Those from his past are vaguely gone. He cries out, screams, determined to protect those he's grateful for, those he cherishes, those he wants to protect, those he wants to protect, even from the clutches of fate. His usual carefree attitude, lack of ambition, and womanizing stem from weariness; he only wants to continue with what he has now, into the future, forever. Well, that's Ye Xuan's experience; this is just a brief overview. For more details, please read the full story...

Update tomorrow

This novel isn't exactly a lighthearted comedy. While it's fine for the protagonist to rely on sob stories and dramatic situations for humor, the protagonist's personality remains consistently repressed! I don't understand the use of the word "gorgeous" in the environmental descriptions, nor can I imagine such scenery. Writing a review after only reading three volumes might be premature, but I hope the author will consider making the novel more humorous later on. After all, work is tiring, and it's rare to have free time to read a novel and relax.

Out of your mind

For the rest of my life, I hope you see my review. I'm a student and rarely read, but your book captivated me. It's not repetitive or tedious, and the writing is good. Most importantly, reading your book makes me laugh. Thank you for bringing me joy. My surname is Mu. There are always a few moments in life when laughter and happiness are given to you by complete strangers. I hope your books will continue to improve and become even more uplifting. (Just filling up the word count, don't mind. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂)

I love this feeling of a sudden touch of sadness when you're smiling, and the protagonist is also intelligent—perfect! But I prefer lolis ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ So, my Cai'er hasn't appeared in a few chapters (｡•ˇ‸ˇ•｡). Keep it up, author! Keep it up! I'll still give you my monthly vote next month…

At first glance, I was misled by the title and tags, thinking it was just another typical, formulaic invincible rebirth novel. Even if it was well-written, I figured it would be bland and unappealing, since it's all formulaic. But once I got into it, it was truly different from those repetitive tropes, highlighting the importance of a good title. I almost missed it because of this title – author, how are you going to make it up to me? (Laughs) The beginning of the book follows the usual formulaic approach of other rebirth novels, which is unavoidable. The content starts off light and fun, perfect for casual reading. But what touched me most was the pain the protagonist endured. Seeing any reviews...

Having finished watching it, I can only say it started strong but ended weakly.