Adventures of Rafting on the River Styx

What will happen in the endless experiments and deaths? This time the protagonist is completely reset after death, and even the soul and sanity will be restored together, but the distortion of thinking is far more deep-rooted than madness. The original social beast was probably truly dead long ago, and the only ones who survived were the endless successors who received the insulting name. Although the introduction looks miserable and the beginning seems a little frustrating, in fact the protagonist has been killing randomly, and the life that dies in the hands of the protagonist is as weightless as his own life. The number of protagonists who cannot die gradually increases at the beginning, from the urban Chen Changsheng, to the psychotic Mu Susu, or the poor ghost walking in history, and the crazy kid who is dragged by a train and gets headshots continuously in the art master's painting. A single seed blooms a flower with its own characteristics, and this is also the case in this book. I really like the dialogues in which the protagonist cuts himself into clones. The accurate description of the complete consistency between the original body and the clone will not make people worry about the second and fifth clones. Maybe the clone is happier than the original body. The setting of the entire world is very complete, and the shortcomings hidden in the world view are as eye-catching and funny as its advantages. As for the female characters, I am not very interested in the tower owner, and I don't hate the princess. The money-obsessed golden elf is very cute, but according to the author's setting, the dating period of the elf is about a hundred years, so maybe only one sentence is enough here. The protagonist is reproductively isolated from the creatures in this world (23333) It would be nice if the author could write faster after reading the above. I have an ominous premonition about this frequency, but fortunately (?) There are a lot of crotch pullers in my book list, so it's not too urgent.

How should I put it, it's eye-catching, the setting is very interesting, and at least it attracted me. The unkillable male protagonist was used as experimental material by the undead spellcasters. During the dissections, he became indifferent to anyone's life. He regarded his own life as more contemptible than a copper coin, and even approved of the insulting names given to him by those spellcasters. He used his own methods to treat himself better than before, but he still had extremely serious self-destructive tendencies. The reason why he was casual, fearless and unrestrained was not because he could be resurrected indefinitely, but because he could only live. For him, perhaps death is better than living. But I was programmed to read the book orz, and I felt that compared to the setting, the plot was a bit inferior, and it was too toxic for me. It's not up to me to decide whether it's poisonous or not. You'll know after you watch it. Overall, it's a good book, but it's a bit cold.

The protagonist feels like Mu Susu, and the book is complete.

[Plot Direction｜Strange Fantasy] Some people cannot die. It tells the story of a man who can be resurrected infinitely and then make flowers out of his own body, and becomes bound to the world (no)