they relived their lives in an illusion/partially real but go through pretty much many lifetimes. I just dont like those type of stories that go through several lifetimes reliving a similar events. Then still getting separated then do again. It just not my cup of tea.

i know he lied about his death to MC because he wants MC to live but it doesn't change the fact that he abandoned MC. When he left, MC was suffering all alone - wasn't that almost the same as being dead? I just think that what ML did was very foolish, such a big fool huhuhu

Even the 100 year training for MC - it just made both of them suffer!!!

I feel like instead of going through all that enduring and suffering- why not spend the remaining 100 years together, making the most put of it and dying together?

Way better than giving MC false hope and leaving MC all alone huhuhu

i read stories to except the loneliness of my reality. That's why I go for comedy and avoid tragedy or drama novels. The first part of this novel was really good - little bone was so adorable and I was rooting for him to get a body and live a happy life with ML and their parents. Even tho MC's uniqueness and possible background was already being hinted, I just wish he'll live a good life.

Then, the second part of the story came. Its also funny but at the same time realky heartbreaking because I know they won't end well. A part of me wanted to stop reading already but another part of me became attached to little bone already and wants to know how it ends

i know it's just a story and I know it's s*upid of me to feel this way but I just feel really really heartbroken for little bone. It seems like their story ended as a happy ending

but I feel like it didn't. I feel like when the world recreated, my little bone got erased

i know he reincarnated but he's not little bone anymore

i just feel so heartbroken that im crying right now and even I feel it's ridiculous haha

a part of me wish I never read this story so I won't feel this way. Another part of me is happy that I got to meet little bone

waaaaaaaa

Honestly, I didn't expect to like this novel to this extent, to the point of being borderline mad at the author because of how much more grand this story could have been! I get that its essence is feel-good fluff with a nice dose of angst, but... BUT—I think this could've easily been a god-tier xianxia that people devour fervently.

First, some of the Chiti fruit chase parts was unnecessarily long. Yes, it was filled with cute MC moments, and ML's domestic life but I don't think it add meaningful progression to the overall story. Second, the parts that needed more depth (like the MC's tribulation years, his alone cultivation parts and most importantly, where is his origin comin from) were rushed through. Third, the technical details (illusions, time-space mechanics, divine cultivation) were either glossed over or unclear. I constantly re-read illusion sections trying to make sense of them. While I don't expect perfect logic in xianxia, more robust world-building would've been wonderful; it felt too abstract for my taste.

Lastly, while I generally enjoyed the author's writing style and pacing, some scene transitions were jarring and events sometimes accelerated illogically. Especially near the end, most of their intimate scenes were like: One moment they are talking and the next ML jumping his bones. While not enough to make me disconnect from the story completely, these moments did mar the experience somewhat.

as strong or tragic as some of the review made it seem like. I love crying during tragic moments but I think this story was plenty sweet in the balance, so I didn't shed a single tear.

but I'm glad it actually didn't haha.