My Identity Randomly Refreshes

Finished and wrote a review

[75 points·Good grass·Unlimited copy stream] It is similar to the infinite dungeon flow theme of Thriller Park. The protagonist is forced to join the Rubik's Cube game because he was selected by a higher civilization. The protagonist's ability is to obtain various identities and have corresponding abilities. The relatively fixed basic identity is [Peeping Tom]. To put it bluntly, he can see various information data and gain the advantage of information difference. With this ability, he passed the first difficult dungeon and was accepted by the relevant departments in reality to officially become a player. Generally speaking, it is an imaginative and humorous style. The author secretly stated that he has a very specific outline. There are a lot of various characters organized at the beginning, and it does feel like a lot of foreshadowing has been laid. The problem is that the first dungeon did not feel very good to me. It does not have the oppressive feeling of a nightmare level dungeon, and the way the protagonist clears the level is not that amazing, but the writing style is okay. I hope that the subsequent dungeons can have surprises.

The theme of Infinite Flow. The protagonist enters the dungeon at the beginning. I feel that this kind of theme will become boring once we return to reality. But this book almost seamlessly connects to the next dungeon. The introduction looks okay and the writing is smooth, but I feel that the title of the book does not reflect the infinite flow at all. The number of words is still small. If you are interested, you can take a look~

The new book by the author of "Abyss Paradise Does Not Raise Idle People" is still in the mode of having fun, which I think is pretty good.