Undying, I Entered a Game That Trades Lifespan for Power

I think this book is quite good, especially the second level Why four stars? Because maybe I prefer to watch that kind of thing. Infinite reincarnation or direct resurrection on the spot? It could also be that I dislike the more mysterious type of parents and the unchanging Riddler. I don't mean to criticize, but this reincarnation skill is useless at all, and you can't die indefinitely. You may not be able to die one day, and the protagonist may not be too invincible. If you are too invincible, you won't be able to write it later? Sometimes, I don't know what the protagonist is thinking, and it's enough for me. Why should I care about lifespan? The plot written by the author is particularly good. Especially the second section with hidden levels is particularly interesting. And why do I have to say so many bad things? Because I can't say too much about the plot, the plot reveals too much. If you just read the comments, why else should you read the book? This is all the highlights from Chapter 1 to Chapter 40

*I just think that compared to the benefits after death, the pain at the moment of death should be nothing, right? Of course, I haven't died, I just feel that it also has the effect of going back in time. This effect is not to induce death, which is really unreasonable, because it doesn't matter how embarrassing it is, it can be eliminated within 24 hours anyway.

It's very good. I found it in the recommendation. After reading 21 chapters, I found that the progress has passed 50%. When I looked at the table of contents, I only wrote 40 chapters. 😢 😢 I've finished reading it. I'll tell you a number. You can update it to 100 chapters tonight.

This book keeps the protagonist's IQ online, leaving readers with a lot of suspense and thinking. It's not a trivial novel, not an invincible novel, but it's still far from a masterpiece, and the fighting scenes are well remembered. The IQ of the supporting characters is also always online. It depicts the protagonist's character and the character of the supporting characters very well, but there is one thing I didn't understand. I said that if there is no heroine, don't add those unexpected surprises. Can you understand what it means? Even if you suddenly touch some parts that girls shouldn't touch, because you have already set that there is no heroine, don't write that some girls have a crush on the hero, and then the hero never notices, it will be a little bit poisonous.

It's okay, just a little bit lacking.

Well, after reading it, what should I say? The author's setting of the protagonist's ability is quite good, but the restrictions are too many. I originally thought it was due to a skill bug, and the skill has only been used once. , I didn't expect it. I read a book with the same situation. It's called Traveling through the Apocalypse: I Can Get Unlimited Bugs. I changed all the settings later. Alas, it's hard to find such a good-looking book. This one is not bad. Well, it's good to read it occasionally.

You are invincible, but can you use your skills? There's absolutely no need to be so cowardly

It's a good read, it's a good read, I haven't found a mystery novel that I like to read for a long time, and I also like the character of the protagonist ヽ(*´з`*)ﾉ. I also like the kind of novel that buys a bunch of weapons and props, or does not attribute Wei Li to himself (I don't know if it is influenced by Brother Xin). It's just that the update is a bit slow, and I feel like it's not enough to read. Please give me a lot of credit, the author (´｡✪ω✪｡`). Come on, the author ❤️ 👍

I have an idea, that is, the hidden limitation of the Orientation Rail is that it cannot be resurrected within the time after death, because it is copied from a train, and this ability is equivalent to sending a train every day, and there is usually only one of the same train every day, so I will send it again [laughter]

It's really good-looking, but I seem to have read a book similar to this one before, with the same plot, but it seems to have been taken off the shelves. Is that book also by the author?