
Infinite Replication
无限复制
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Unlimited copying is great, but your novel reads a bit like an online game. How should I put it? I've just started reading, so I'll take it slow.
I really enjoy this kind of comeback anime, especially with the addition of the rebirth element, which makes it even more like a story of a seemingly weak character secretly catching the enemy. I would recommend this anime to beginners.
The characters, plot, and emotions are all very well described. This book is a slow-burn gem; if you prefer fast-paced, action-packed novels, you might want to skip it. Although I'm not a particularly prolific reader, I've been reading for about four years, and this novel ranks in my top 20. Everyone has their own opinion, but in my opinion, this novel is perfect.
It's actually very good, but when it connects to modern times, I already feel a bit uncomfortable and don't want to watch anymore. But I still want to keep watching. Also, why do you always forget about your pets and stuff? Sigh.
I always feel sad when the book ends, maybe because I'm reluctant to say goodbye. I have ending-of-the-books syndrome.
Unlimited replication. Countless people read books, replicating the reading of divine books; the world is filled with readers, an infinite number of readers.
I think it's good. If you're thinking about reading this book, you can take a look first. Read a few pages, but don't think too much about the first hundred pages or so. The middle part is pretty good, so you can take a look. It's just a pity that the ending is rushed and many plot holes are left unresolved. But overall, it's still pretty good!
I've read it several times from beginning to end. It's different from the original version, probably due to issues with the reading software, resulting in some unnecessary omissions. It's difficult to understand without having read the original.
Infinite replication—what should we replicate? Infinitely replicate the highest attack and defense.
Reincarnation is solely for the sake of achieving perfect success. The intricate storyline is inseparable from the portrayal of inherent human goodness, interpreting the unrestrained and indulgent years…