We Agreed On Experiencing Life So Why Did You Immortals Become Real

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT

The protagonist thought his 100 simulated past lives were just a harmless trial system to earn cultivation rewards, selflessly saving tragic heroines and dying heroic deaths. What he didn't realize is that those lives took place in the real historical past—and now, the god-like empresses and immortals he saved are scouring the world to find him.

We Agreed On Experiencing Life So Why Did You Immortals Become Real brings a fun twist to the reincarnation and misunderstanding tropes, even as its middle arcs face pacing challenges.

What to Expect

Xuanhuan, Martial arts, Harem, Romance, Selfless protagonist

Some Thoughts

I started this novel on 16/05/2026 and read up to 355 chapters. Currently, it's 570 chapters (ongoing) in raw and 440 chapters in translation. I am dropping it because it's getting a bit boring and it's not complete; I like reading in one go.

Now let's talk about my experience with this novel.

The MC transmigrates and gets a cheat that grants him 100 lives to experience. In every life, he saves or helps a girl, she falls in love with him, and after his death, she tries to find him. You ask how? Because the MC is experiencing life in the past, not the future. The MC does not know that, thinking they are all fake. All the previous girls he saved or helped are around him in disguise, and they are super powerful while the MC is a weak chicken.

If the author explains all 100 lives, the novel will become boring; they should add a time skip. The only thing that interests me now is the ending.

The full novel could be explained in one sentence: "Wife Grooming Simulator." I think the novel would be more popular if they named it this.

Thoughts While Reading:

Chapter 23: "Stinking human! Even if I die, I won't let you make soup out of me!" How does a snake know about soup? 🍲

Chapter 194: MC's personality and mindset stay the same. Is this a wife-grooming-by-going-into-the-past simulator?

Chapter 355: It's getting boring with all that fighting. Seeing that it's not finished and only 100-some chapters are left in translation, I am going to drop it for now. It's interesting even though it's getting boring. I would like to read it, but since it's still releasing, I will keep it on hold.

FAQ

Q: Do we see all 100 lives?

A: The author is going through them one by one. It's interesting at first but starts dragging around the mid-100s. A time skip would've helped a lot.

Q: Does the MC ever find out the girls are real?

A: That's the big question and honestly the only reason to keep reading past chapter 200.

Q: Is the MC dense/oblivious?

A: Very. But in a way that kind of makes sense given he genuinely believes the lives are simulations. Still frustrating though.

Q: Is the harem built fast or slow?

A: One girl per life, so it's structured and paced — but that also means it gets repetitive after a while. Same formula, different girl.

Q: How's the power system?

A: Standard xuanhuan fare. Nothing groundbreaking. The fights get stale faster than the romance does.

Q: Is it worth reading?

A: If it were complete, yes, easily. The concept alone carries the early chapters. But it's ongoing, repetitive past the midpoint, and the translation is still behind raw. Best to put it on hold and wait for it to finish.

Q: Why did you drop it?

A: Not dropped, just on hold. It's getting boring with the repetitive life arcs and the fighting padding, and since it's not finished I'd rather wait and read it all in one go. The ending is genuinely what I'm curious about.

I Became An Immortal On Mortal Realm

Sun, 31 May 2026 00:00:00 GMT

Reincarnating into a ruthless cultivation world usually means endless struggles, close-call death matches, and toxic rivals. In I Became an Immortal on Mortal Realm, the protagonist skips the trauma entirely thanks to an overpowered cheat and a guardian backing him from the shadows.

Across its 485 completed chapters, this novel offers a smooth, stress-free power fantasy about a humble MC forging his own path—though its lack of tension might leave thrill-seekers wanting more.

What to expect

MC gets reincarnated into cultivation world and has a cheat. Overpowered, never lost a battle. Never made a close call in a battle. Smart and humble. Not low-key. There are some one-sided late romances but no conclusion, as the MC does not have time for it. End of the novel but remained a virgin. It has 485 chapters, completed and fully translated.

Rreview

This is a Xianxia and Xuanhuan, as you can guess from the title. The initial chapters are exciting because of the MC's chat, then it becomes boring as it's the same old things. The MC has a helper that helps him from the shadows so the MC does not encounter many traumas; everything goes smoothly. Let's skip to the end of the novel. The MC creates his own path at the very end after cultivating the standard way and spreads it on a very small scale, which is why I felt it was a bit similar to [Comprehension Ability: Creating and teaching the Dao in various worlds]. Both MCs comprehend and create their own skills or techniques and carve their own path, and both end the novel as virgins. Lastly, at the end, the MC kills the big enemy — the end.

Thoughts while reading

Chapter 22, Doesn't feel that good. No excitement. Maybe because there was nothing new.

Chapter 151, It's getting a bit interesting with all the skill-making.

Chapter 222, I forgot about this, but it seems any cultivation skill needs nothing but qi to work — even physique cultivation skills. Like, the only resource MC needs is qi. No pills, no special things for cultivating the super rare ultra-mystic custom fused physique that the MC just created. Don't worry, there was no naming like that in the novel.

Chapter 227, It's getting interesting now that gods are being mentioned.

Chapter 328, I don't like the fact that he only learns attack-related skills. What about other skills? Alchemy? Talisman?

Chapter 463, Mortal to immortal in days? How? No logic.

Chapter 485, There was no proper conclusion; after the big fight there was just "the end of the book."

FAQ

Does the MC have a harem?

No. There are a few one-sided romances that show up late into the story, but none of them go anywhere. The MC ends the novel as a virgin.

Is the MC overpowered from the start?

Yes. He reincarnates with a cheat, never loses a battle, and never really gets pushed into a corner. That's just how it is here.

Does the MC follow a standard cultivation path?

For most of the novel, yes — but at the very end he breaks off from it entirely and creates his own cultivation path, which he spreads on a small scale.

Does the story have a proper ending?

Not really. After the final fight it just stops. No epilogue, no wrap-up.

Is alchemy or crafting involved?

Not from the MC's side. He almost exclusively develops attack-related skills, which gets a bit repetitive after a while.

Do you need to read any prior novels to understand this one?

No. It's standalone.

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