Earth Dies One Hundred Thousand Times

At first, I saw the protagonist being brutally killed 100,000 times just to appease the anger of the bride in the red wedding dress. I saw his "hundred years of good fortune" talent and thought, "Could this be the female lead?" Then I exited the game and saw that there was no female lead, so I was relieved.

The author intended to write a decisive and ruthless male protagonist, but ended up writing a superhero.

It's very well-written, although the writing style is so-so, the plot pacing is excellent. The title is too sci-fi; I suggest the author think of other titles when they have time. It's worth getting into, but the word count is currently too low, which can easily leave you wanting more. I recommend adding it to your favorites and letting it grow a bit. This book is really good, why isn't it popular yet?! Author, you really need to reflect on that title!

It's well-written, so why are so few people reading it?

Yes, the dungeons are written very smoothly, but the main world is a bit slow. Also, the main world and the dungeon world feel too disconnected. The dungeons are still quite good though.

The writing is very original, and most importantly, the protagonist is quick and decisive, eliminating enemies without hesitation or delay. He also has a great personality. It's just too short; I finished it in one day.

It's really good! The subject matter is also very novel, not the kind of shallow, sentimental stuff. The protagonist has a very distinct personality. Judging from the first chapter's "A Hundred Years of Harmony" scenario, he's been tortured and killed over 100,000 times, yet he doesn't go insane and quickly figure out how to win—that's really cool!

It's well-written, and the story is well-paced. However, I feel the character's edges aren't fully defined, especially the protagonist's psychology and behavior, which seem a bit inconsistent with his background of being killed 100,000 times and living for a hundred years. But it's not a big problem. If you like it, please update more!

Beautiful, beautiful, this is so Cthulhu-esque.

Discovering good books too early isn't necessarily a good thing, because then there aren't enough to read.