Infinite Deaths, Time Rewind: I'm Not the Protagonist

As long as the eunuch doesn't collapse later, this book will definitely be popular. The setting is novel, and the protagonist does not simply "retrospect" but relies on other people's "retrospection", which makes the plot not mindless, but full of urgency. , And the small climax of the first paragraph, Zhang Xiaofei is impressive, and the existence of Xiaoya makes the whole book unique. After all, besides Fang Xiu, who else is thinking about women in a desperate situation [cover face]. It can be seen that this book has the influence of Fang Xiu, but this book also has its own characteristics. I feel like I've struck gold in tomatoes. I hope the author can add two more chapters.

This book is great. I originally wanted to give it a 4, but after thinking about it, I'll give it a 5. I don't know whether the protagonist is smart or not. Anyway, the author's writing is quite convoluted. Being convoluted means burning your brain, and burning your brain means you have a high IQ. I think that's how it should be. In addition, there are all kinds of brain-expanding abilities that are extremely strong enough to be the protagonist of a certain book and are randomly assigned to passerby roles. This is the best thing about it. Everyone has their own possibilities. The protagonist is not the most special, but the strongest. The brothers of the protagonist are also similar, very perseverant.

It's very well written. I've been a bookworm for ten years. This novel is weird and weird. The author's conception of the plot is very bold and realistic. The male protagonist is calm and crazy. I believe the author has the potential to become a god if he perseveres! The shortcoming is that the supporting characters are not fleshed out, and it is too short now. I will continue to follow it with 300,000 words.

Love lasts longer than hate, paying tribute to the legendary MVP Xiaoya[OK][OK]

Bad: I've almost finished reading it, and I have one thing to say. The early stage is really bad, and the values can be filled in casually. From the beginning, it is a "rare encounter" role-playing type, and it is also very script-killing, especially downgraded. In the later stage, no matter what happens, it is a rare encounter, and everything is encountered by the protagonist, which is a bit uncomfortable. It's logical, and you have to have a lower moral bottom line when reading this novel. Many parts in the middle are very uncomfortable to read, like Nan Ning and Qixi Town Weird (don't worry about the typo), but the male protagonist has no morals at all hahh, but this is a point of difference, some people may like it. Then I hope that the author can greatly reduce the length of the supporting characters' memoirs. Everyone has read the plot, but they are actually not willing to follow it and review it again (in fact, I have reviewed it several times) Good: The imagination in the middle and later stages was really great, and I was very surprised. The various metaphors and contrasts in the chapter of Qixi Town were very impressive, and I was deeply moved by the courage of the male protagonist. He is really ruthless! And the idea about time travel is also very big and brain-burning. It took me many times to think about it before I understood it. It is not a purely mindless and refreshing article. For the plots that follow, this book is still worth reading. [Like][Like]

I saw the latest version, and the outline is pretty good. It's not a cookie-cutter nesting doll, and it deserves high marks. The so-called poisonous points in the comment area are just the characters' reactions under the plot environment. After all, reality is often more abstract than fiction.

It's a very nice book, keep up the good work and update it. It is a good book that can be read with just your brain. The setting is also very imaginative and full of expectations (I am looking forward to the protagonist who can go back in time). Although some details are not perfect, it doesn't matter. After all, most online articles cannot be called unreasonable. They are simply cruel descriptions without common sense. The real reasonable party is not suitable for reading online articles, after all, it is too niche.

The writing so far is very good and clear. The protagonist often does something unexpected but reasonable, which makes people curious about what they will do next. The subsequent actions are also very amazing. The protagonist is also very calm. Anyway, I quite like this character, and until now There are a lot of foreshadowings so far, and many people find them very difficult. I really hope that the author will take back the foreshadowings. I hope that he didn't just write it because he thought it was cool, but wrote it with a premeditation. I am very selective in reading books, and this one is really good. I am posting this review to prevent this book from being aborted and to increase its popularity.

Awesome, one part of the plot is very confusing, but it doesn't affect it. I originally thought the "heroine" was the little fairy Xiaoya, the second most affectionate tomato [laugh. Jpg]. I found out later that this was not the case, this book really had foreshadowing! It all started because Brother Huihui stole my fifth-grade elementary school composition.

Very exciting! There are foreshadowings from beginning to end, and I like the scenes that fill in the protagonist's obsession with primary school composition. What is said to be the composition is actually taken away from the protagonist's certainty about his own life. The protagonist is driven by thousands of protagonists. The seemingly small map has left countless corpses and possibilities. I really like this complex, chaotic and humane choice. I hope that with the enrichment of observation perspectives in the later period, the seemingly flat characters in the early stage can gradually become fuller.