Rebirth as a Willow Tree, building the strongest tribe in all of eternity
Chapter 955 - Chapter 955 Chapter 606 Old Buddy How Long Before We Can Start

Chapter 955: Chapter 606: Old Buddy, How Long Before We Can Start the Furnace? (5000 words) Chapter 955: Chapter 606: Old Buddy, How Long Before We Can Start the Furnace? (5000 words) In the early stage, in the pursuit of the female protagonist, the King of Reincarnation went to the point of climbing mountains and diving into seas of fire, exerting all his efforts, just short of literally taking his own heart out.

Even as a mere bystander, Jiang Hui couldn’t help but frown deeply.

The King of Reincarnation originally thought that after all he had done, the woman would eventually be moved by his sincerity.

However, like a pure white lotus flower, the woman merely tossed him a phrase lightly, “Big brother, I have always seen you as my own brother, how could you do this?!”

Not to mention others, even if it were Jiang Hui himself, hearing such a “spectacular white lotus phrase,” he would definitely explode on the spot and curse, not even offing a mule could be this quick, could it?!

Yet, astonishingly, after hearing these words, the King of Reincarnation felt shame on his own, believed it was his wishful thinking, everything was his own harassment, and the woman bore no responsibility whatsoever.

He became so indifferent to the throne that he turned to secretly protect the female protagonist. Over these years, he had shielded the woman from countless troubles and solved numerous issues for her.

If only that were all, the King of Reincarnation had taken a liking to it, after all, everyone has different tastes, to each their own.

The problem was, the woman genuinely had feelings for a man named Lu Ziyin.

This man was the illegitimate youngest son of a true martial lord from the Great Day Dynasty, with two elder brothers who were high-ranking generals in the mortal dynasty with immense prestige in the military, both young yet their military achievements had earned them the rank of a third-grade military officer.

In contrast, Lu Ziyin spent his days pigeon-fighting and indulging in pleasures, known as the foremost profligate son in Luo’an.

However, from a god-like perspective, Jiang Hui could see clearly, all of this was just a deliberate disguise by the other party.

In fact, over the years, the man had been quietly amassing power, making wide connections, and pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, with a vast network of connections.

In the context of a novel, he perfectly fit the male protagonist’s character setup.

Furthermore, the man was aware that the woman liked him. The two of them had even secretly reconciled no less than three times.

Jiang Hui did not dwell too much on the details of their physical union.

It’s not that he was uninterested in this aspect.

It’s just that no matter how beautiful the woman was, no matter how tender her body was that you could squeeze water out of her… compared to the Willow God, she was immediately outclassed and not worth mentioning.

To use a trendy phrase, it was a dimensional strike.

Whether it was her face or that inch of skin… all of it.

Having a woman by his side who was peerless and unmatched across the world, Jiang Hui naturally had no interest in any mundane garish cosmetics.

But in short, one thing was certain.

Watching the whole process unfold, his feelings were like something ridiculously telling its mother to call it home for dinner!

“The development of things is too convoluted, if it continues like this, when will my plans come to fruition?”

Jiang Hui furrowed his brows closely, rarely expressing a complaint.

Then, he seemed to ponder, extending his forefinger and thumb, bringing them together in a pinching gesture.

Moments later, his eyes emitted two beams of light.

“No wonder it turned out this way, it appears that this man and woman are the tribulations of this incarnation of the King of Reincarnation… unavoidable by any means, only to face them, to ferry oneself, cross over to clear skies, or fail to cross and trap oneself in the mortal world…”

Feeling the traces of Karma he discovered, Jiang Hui couldn’t help but mutter to himself, his expression bearing some surprise.

He was puzzled, how could a mighty Immortal King, having evolved to the ultimate in life, undying and enduring, who had reached a height never before seen, where a thought could extinguish stars and a wave of his hand could dry up a Star River, be reduced to running errands for a woman?!

That was too demeaning!

Even the most stunning woman, in the presence of such an existence, would probably be no more than a mere beautiful skeleton, let alone something that could blind the eyes.

After much ado, it turned out that he needed to meet his own tribulation.

With this realization, everything made sense.

Karma is only second to destiny.

Part of the most supreme Great Taoist path.

Destiny is elusive and immeasurable, invisible, intangible, yet omnipresent.

Karma is the same!

From the perspective of Karma, every sentient being in the world has its corresponding tribulation.

That tribulation is also a part of Karma.

Some are big, some small, some look insignificant, others are tumultuous, like a web of spider silk, linking everything in the world together, even for an Immortal King, these tribulations cannot be avoided.

There is good and bad in Karma, and naturally, so are tribulations. It’s not always a major disaster when referring to tribulations; it’s just a term used for summarization.

As for the criteria of judging the good and bad of Karma and tribulations, it’s very complex, involving many facets. Jiang Hui didn’t fully understand, but he knew a bit.

But this is something that can’t be described in words, only heaven knows, earth knows, he knows…

But what’s clear is that it’s not as simple as the mortal belief that good deeds bring good rewards and bad deeds bring retribution.

That’s just the common aspiration and pursuit of majority of mortals in the world.

Everyone hopes for truth, goodness, and beauty, that one’s own sincerity towards others is reciprocated, that the nation lives in harmony, and that society uplifts positivity; they even foolishly believe that Karma operates according to a standard they hold.