Invincibility Begins with Global Reincarnation

The author's writing style is average, A lot of content is focused on the beginning but not the end. 1: The protagonist hates the first villain for beating him. Can you travel through time without beating him? Why should I hate the villain when I can travel through time with just a beating? Two: The protagonist can earn tens of thousands of points by going out for one night in the city. Is it true that humans have not cooperated in hunting to earn hundreds of millions of points in ten years? Beat the monster half to death, and then the last person can just finish it off. Three: This world uses endless space as a supply station, and it is filled with human lives to obtain information. The most valuable thing in the world should be population. How can a family be worthy of the country if it doesn't have 5 to 8 children? Four: Clearing a level with a high score cannot be exchanged for tens of thousands of points. This information is equivalent to a human life. Every relative has someone who is desperately trying to survive in the endless space. The main enemy of mankind is the monsters outside the city, not inside. How could the protagonist have the illusion that he would be hunted down if he revealed the plot? Five: The various conspiracies in the book made my toes almost scratch the soles of my shoes. It was so embarrassing. Was it a fight between children? Ps: It's difficult to write a book review without giving away any spoilers.

What the hell are you writing? Member novels are really bad.

If God had not given birth to me as a keyboard warrior, my spouting would last forever. I have a key to open the gate of heaven, and I have a key to kill the immortal. Fight three thousand emperors with just one word, and conquer thirteen continents with two keys. There are three million immortals in the world, and they must lower their eyebrows when they meet me. On the top of the immortal world, proud of the world, as long as my keyboard is there, there will be heaven! The key to the river comes from the sky, and with one click, it controls the world! When the yin and yang are in chaos, use my magic key to hold the sky clear!

How can I put it? The plot is very good, but I don't know where to start. I started to recruit people from the dungeon, and the feeling started to change. There's not much of a sense of priority to familiarize yourself with the plot, it's like knowing what to do and feeling like you're done after it's done. The strength is not very clear. I see that the strength of the protagonist seems to have been hovering between S and S+, and the further the story goes, the fewer the plots are. Since there are spaceships that can immigrate, why not colonize alien planets? He has the ability to destroy Country M and is still waiting for them to jump around. Is this a big change from the decisive and decisive protagonist in the beginning? Has he merged with the character of the Bone King?

I want to arrange a female protagonist later, that's fine, but there will be obvious loopholes when we meet! Witches are betrayed wherever they are, let alone meeting them in real life. Also, the later part was originally said not to be necessary, but it can be solved by changing the memory. Why is it so laborious and feels like I have to give up!

Looking at the introduction, a decisive backhand is a star, no need to thank me.

It collapsed at the 250th chapter, and it was forced to collapse, and I couldn't stand the rest of it anymore. It felt like the author was a different person.

I would like to ask, how come there are so many negative reviews of 8.8?

Chapter 192 shows that the protagonist is essentially a gangster! Don't be so angry when teasing someone and the person being teased!

This kind of novels are all about foreign super awesome protagonists who come back from adversity. Can you stop being so uniform? What kind of person have your foreign fathers been raised by you?