Global Reincarnation: Maxing Out My Luck from the Start

It's okay. The number of words is a bit small and not enough to read.

This book is the most cliché urban literature The protagonist stood up, a man came over to taunt him, and then the protagonist made a bet with that man to slap that man in the face, and the chapter passed. Then the protagonist took two steps, and another person came over to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. Then the protagonist was talking to his childhood sweetheart, and another person came over to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. Then the protagonist talks to the school beauty, and another person comes to mock him. Then the protagonist makes a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passes again. Then the protagonist went out to ride in the car, and another person came over to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. Then the protagonist goes shopping, and another person comes over to taunt him. Then the protagonist makes a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passes again. Then the protagonist buys something again, and another person comes over to mock him. Then the protagonist makes a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passes again. Then the protagonist goes home, and another person comes to mock him, and then the protagonist makes a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passes again. Then the protagonist walked to the door, and another person came over to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. The next day, the protagonist arrived at the school gate, and another person came over to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. The protagonist walked from the school gate to the classroom, and another person came to mock him. Then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. As soon as the protagonist sat down, another person came over to mock him, and then the protagonist made a bet with that person to slap that person in the face, and the chapter passed again. Then the protagonist stands up... The same routine is repeated for hundreds of chapters, with nothing changing except for the names of the people.

There are indeed very few words and it is not enough to read. Hey,,վ^վ,,

The writing is average, the arrangement of the main villain is too rigid. There are really so many mentally retarded villains in reality. Big families should pay more attention to cultivating their offspring. If the children of the family were all so arrogant and domineering, the family would be gone long ago, so why should they be hostile to the protagonist? Looking at the current position, I feel that apart from the protagonist, the man with a powerful background is mentally retarded and has nothing to do, and the woman has nothing good except a good relationship with the protagonist. How can there be so many bad people? Forget about one or two, what does it look like if the whole world looks down on the protagonist and targets the protagonist? To put it bluntly, the protagonist was just an ordinary person, so how could he be provoked by everyone? I hope the author will work hard to improve it so that the books he writes in the future will be more readable. I abandoned this one.

The protagonist has serious Madonna tendencies. Any bet is just a small fight. Those night demons wanted to kill you that time in I Am Legend. You actually felt pity for them. Forget any plans to detonate a nuclear bomb. Don't say anything to me, I'm afraid the Night Demon will mutate. You'll never go back to New York again. There are so many ways for the protagonist to make money, and he has that kind of luck. Isn't it good to make money and then use the money to buy things? No need to use points? I almost wanted to give it two stars.

What can I say? The direction of the writing is quite appropriate. I haven't seen the shadow of the Virgin for the time being. Except for the main character who says he wants to live in reality but is not so stubborn, but it just seemed right. In the end, I found that it was too watery. I wrote two chapters for the plot of one chapter. It was very satisfying and unsatisfactory.

It's too bad. I'm extremely lucky. The pig's feet are so stubborn. It's a bit frustrating to watch. Can't you learn from other people's protagonists? If you are lucky, you can do whatever you want. If you kick a pebble quickly, you can blow up the enemy's base through a chain reaction [laughing][laughing][laughing]

It's okay, just a little bit less

There's one thing I don't quite understand. It's just that his rating was based on the standards of the Temple of Reincarnation. So if it is judged according to the standards of the Temple of Reincarnation, then how could the first part of "Play Back to School" get an SSS rating? With no extraordinary power and not many battles like this, the difficulty is not even very high, even for those who don't know the plot. After all, compared to the inexplicable existence of those supernatural ghosts, the difficulty of modern cities with guns and ammunition is at least not very high. How is it possible to get an SSS grade? I think ordinary battles like "Truy Dragon" are not considered large-scale fire battles. There should be an upper limit for ratings. For example, if the highest level is A, the rating will be sky-high. How is it possible to get a rating above SSS level? Of course, if you don't evaluate according to the grading standards of the Temple of Samsara, but according to the grading standards of each world, then it is okay for you to get an SSS grade. But I don't think it's very good. After all, even the SSS-level rating of the world of "Play Back to School" 1 is different from the SSS-level rating of worlds such as zombies and ghosts, let alone the SSS-level rating of those worlds of monsters and monsters. So I think it should be based on the scoring standards of the Temple of Reincarnation. If it were judged according to the standards of the Temple of Reincarnation, then the first part of "Fight Back to School" would not have been rated SSS. Of course, if the author rates each world based on the standards of each world, then it would be normal for each world to complete all tasks and achieve an SSS grade. But as I said above, your SSS-level rating in the lower world cannot be compared with the SSS-level rating in the higher world, so it is unreasonable to rate according to the standards of each world.

The beginning is not attractive. There are too many scenes in the Temple of Samsara, especially when they interact with you when giving out tasks, it is a bit low, and the words between the lines also make people feel a bit childish, and it seems that there is no sense of substitution.