My Gift is Resurrection

Nothing else, just connect these three together, some are normal, others are...

It should be that after being resurrected once, he will have some adaptability. For example, if he is hacked to death by sharp blades thousands of times, his body will be completely adapted to the slashing with swords, and then slashing and cutting will be completely useless to him. , And comprehend the meaning of the sword (after all, if I teach you a sword technique more than ten times, you may not be able to remember it clearly, but if you are hacked to death by this move first, it will definitely be impressive). , For example, if you are beaten to death by fists thousands of times, you will be immune to physical attacks and understand the boxing skills.

This book will definitely become a god, but I am begging the author here to change the name.

Why give it one star? The main reason is that the author seems to be addicted to telling these truths. In fact, the protagonist is quite similar to me. He thinks about a lot of things all day long and fails to solve any practical problems. None of the people who should be saved are saved, just to make the protagonist feel emotional after their death. No one who should be killed is killed because the protagonist does not want to kill. Anyway, the friends around him are dead, and the enemies are at ease. It will be fine if they are beaten. I still really want to include a villain in the author's book, and he will not die anyway.

The protagonist is really a disaster star. I have read 300 of them. I can accept the death of so many people in the front. When it comes to guarding the border, the protagonist can kill so many people by himself. What is even more poisonous is that the innate magical power can be tampered with. Isn't the magical power of resurrection only available after time travel? If the demon clan can really create such an awesome thing, does it still need to slowly attack the border barrier? Can't it be done if all the demon clan members go out together to kill the old swordsman? ? ? ?

The author may have a sense of independence from the world and a great hero, longing for the kind of state where everyone is drunk and I am sober. However, in my opinion, the author's world has been distorted. After reading it for a long time, it really feels quite blunt and has something to it, but it cannot stand up to scrutiny. Most of the people who can read this kind of sadistic book are the type of people I am talking about. In reality, they are submissive and punch hard on the Internet. They feel that in reality, everyone is drunk and escaping from the world, and this novel caters to their powerlessness, but it also self-justifies that I am either incompetent or disdainful. The author is the epitome of this kind of mentality. To be able to write this kind of mentality into this novel, the author is still good enough. If he has such a good level, he does not write something joyful, but instead becomes cynical. I think it is inappropriate. No matter how bad the world is, it is no reason for you to add fuel to the fire. When you pick up a pen to slay the dragon, you yourself will become the evil dragon conveying the evil dragon's will. Life is tiring enough, do you want to torture yourself again?

The protagonist is too indecisive, a bit like Indian Gandhi, and a bit like Batman. He stops bad things but does not solve the bad guys. After the protagonist leaves, the victim will only face more cruel revenge, but the protagonist is moved by himself. Most of the plots are like this. The protagonist has the ability to achieve great things and benefit the world, but he only complains about others and is moved by himself. This is really disgusting. You don't have to do it, but please don't do it and still pretend to be compassionate. It's double standards and hypocritical. Maybe it's a setting problem. But the author's writing style is quite good, but the plot and setting are too anti-intellectual.

The book is very good, but the little girl couldn't stand it anymore. The more I think about it, the angrier I get.

Do you think the writing is profound? All kinds of plots are inserted inexplicably, and the people upstairs can make money together, okay?

A good description of the cruelty of the world of immortality However, this is a stretch when it comes to the protagonist's appearance and IQ. The cruelty of the world of cultivating immortals has been described, but you just wrote it into an era where looks are important, and there are five or six women involved with the male protagonist. Do these people not understand the cruelty of the world of immortality? Is it just a time to look at faces? The cruelty in the world of immortality is not only reflected in class divisions, but also in character. Just this kind of character? It would have been dead in other novels. Just a quick criticism, there are too many adulterations, and the characterization is rough. There is also some incoherence in the content connection. That's all my personal evaluation (you call me a biss if I come up with it)