
The Game of Reincarnation: Starting from the Extraordinary Flesh and Blood
About This Novel
[Reincarnation Game Starts] [World Name: Hunting Ground of the Gods] [Please choose your talent next:] [Rich inspiration: Your rituals and magic have an increased chance of success, and you have a higher chance of encountering the whisper of an alien god. [The more you fight, the braver you become:...] "Spend an A-level achievement point to upgrade [Gluttony] to [Gluttony], and then match it with the [Prince and Noble] background that was refreshed this time." "In this way, I will get the most suitable start for my flesh and blood life. Then it is time to take over the world in one fell swoop."
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If you get poisoned, call me! !
The writing is average, and the plot doesn't have any big ups and downs. The point I want to complain about is that it was the first time to simulate killing the elf. If you kill the elf and run away, I won't say anything, or if you don't kill the protagonist, ask the elf to stay for a few days before she dies so that he can see what will happen to the land after she takes away the essence of nature. It breaks the illusion that she takes away the energy of nature and has no impact on the earth, and broadens her horizons. The plot line is not bad. In the end, the elf was sent like this, and the protagonist was sent with it, and the reward given by the simulation was just a few crooked melons and cracked dates, as well as the materials needed for upgrading. The little debris left by a level 3 elf in the battle is enough for the protagonist to upgrade from level 1 to level 2. According to such a level 3 elf, if you want, you can pile up dozens or hundreds of level 2s. Has the author really considered this upgrade difficulty carefully? Also, in the second simulation, the protagonist is 5.6 Years old, causing trouble everywhere and going to the battlefield. Did you come from the fire movie studio next door?
The writing skills need to be refined, it's a bit uncomfortable to read.
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If you get poisoned, call me! !
The writing is average, and the plot doesn't have any big ups and downs. The point I want to complain about is that it was the first time to simulate killing the elf. If you kill the elf and run away, I won't say anything, or if you don't kill the protagonist, ask the elf to stay for a few days before she dies so that he can see what will happen to the land after she takes away the essence of nature. It breaks the illusion that she takes away the energy of nature and has no impact on the earth, and broadens her horizons. The plot line is not bad. In the end, the elf was sent like this, and the protagonist was sent with it, and the reward given by the simulation was just a few crooked melons and cracked dates, as well as the materials needed for upgrading. The little debris left by a level 3 elf in the battle is enough for the protagonist to upgrade from level 1 to level 2. According to such a level 3 elf, if you want, you can pile up dozens or hundreds of level 2s. Has the author really considered this upgrade difficulty carefully? Also, in the second simulation, the protagonist is 5.6 Years old, causing trouble everywhere and going to the battlefield. Did you come from the fire movie studio next door?
The writing skills need to be refined, it's a bit uncomfortable to read.
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The writing is a bit poor and confusing, but the plot is very good. I'm looking forward to it.




Some places are still relatively rough in writing, such as the development and transformation of events. The current highlight should be the growth of the combination of different terms. The first few reincarnations should still end in puzzles or regrets, so paying attention to the growth pattern of subsequent reincarnations may easily cause aesthetic fatigue. The conflicts are still written very clearly and sharply, and the events are promoted very quickly. The main shortcoming is the problem of characterization. The protagonist is not distinctive enough.













