Rewinding and Restarting the Myriad Worlds

The content of this book is divided into two volumes. The first volume is similar to a unit story, with one protagonist per unit. The second volume is also a story with one protagonist, but with the element of fast travel added. The protagonists of the second volume are mostly the protagonists of the first volume, but new protagonists are also added. They are only bound to the system and have a trader to communicate with each other. In terms of emotions, while the first volume is mainly about romance, the second volume is mainly about beauty. If you like reading romance, you can read the first volume of this book. If you like reading Danmei, you can read the second volume of this book. Click on the table of contents of this book. The table of contents is divided into volumes one and two.

Overall, it's pretty good. The plot in the first half of the book is coherent. But in the second half, after Danmei is added, the emotional descriptions always feel stiff. Whether it's a relationship between a man or a man, it always feels like they are together for the sake of being together, and loving for the sake of love is particularly awkward. Finally, I wish the author can write more good articles, come on💪!

I just discovered a very good book called Quick Travel: The Gentle Male God, and I felt that the writing style was very similar to the book I just read. Then I curiously checked the author and it turned out that they were both written by the same author.

The author kneels down and begs to open another book. Your gentle male god and this book "Restarting the World" are all written in my heart. I really can't get enough of them. Keep up the good work and try to open five, six, seven or eighty books. I am so hungry and thirsty.

The first volume was okay, but when it came to the second volume, a lot of straight men turned around for no apparent reason, and it was so random that I even skipped reading it.

I think this book is quite interesting. It's 1v1 in the front and Danmei in the back. I can also accept the Danmei in the back. It's a pity that it's over. It's good to read, but there are no extras. It ends all of a sudden. I haven't seen enough. But I recommend you to read it. Dad, when will you write a new book?

I don't disagree, but I feel that the author may not have a good overall outline before writing, or he may have seen too many bad comments, and the more he writes, the less confident he becomes. The following story seems to want to write something new, but it never did. Or maybe I'm used to writing about each plane at a very fast pace, so it's hard to have the inspiration to come up with an engaging and complete storyline. In fact, the skills and personalities of several protagonists have been determined. In the second volume or even later, we can slow down and think about each story, and let the protagonists make guest appearances in each other's plots. It should be good. It's a pity that the author gave up and didn't settle for a perfunctory ending. He probably had requirements for himself but didn't insist on it. I wish the author happiness and success in both life and creation!

I kept following this article, especially towards the end. The more I read, the more excited I became. I really didn't expect that there would be two male protagonists at the end, which gave me a big surprise. Otherwise, based on the progress I read in the early stage, I might have given up on the article. The author writes very well

All I can say is that it's hard for me to say. In fact, I quite like the synopsis of the story - although this book only has a synopsis. The genre of the book is a fast-travel novel, but each story actually only tells a general story, describing important events, and the rest is briefly mentioned. Especially in the first story, the names of the children of the four male protagonist brothers are not told until the end when the children are getting married. I can't comment on this type of article. You may say it's good-looking, but it only has a synopsis of the story. In fact, the process of reading it is quite boring. You may say it's ugly, but its plot logic is actually very clear. It can be said that there are almost no poisonous points, and you will hardly feel uncomfortable while reading it. So I can't say much, but I'll give you four stars to encourage it.

Rewind and restart, the name is quite appropriate, but the ending is so unexpected that I haven't had enough of it yet! ! !