The End of the World: I Commit Suicide at the Beginning, but I Can Be Reborn Infinitely

This book is actually okay, but I don't know why it makes me uncomfortable to watch. Some chapters are skipped. I feel that later in the plot, the protagonist may recognize the protagonist during the rebirth process, or they may cooperate with the protagonist. If this is the case, then why doesn't the protagonist choose a few talented people during the rebirth process to tell them in a subtle way that they have some resurrection skills and use some special abilities or secret codes to inherit the subordinates they trained before rebirth?

This is a rare good book. I have read more than 30 chapters so far. Overall, it is very good. The protagonist is very strong, not a virgin, nor cold-blooded.

An interesting book, but it's a pity that it's too overbearing. It may be popular, but it won't become a god book.