Endless Downpour: Immortal on June 17

The first 15 chapters are too depressing. The protagonist has been immersed in despair and cannot escape. It is not refreshing enough. However, the description is very graphic and the character creation is very three-dimensional. It seems that the characters that have appeared so far have different personalities. The author has put a lot of effort into this aspect. In addition, as a time loop subject, what is different from other books is that the beginning of this book is worse than ordinary people, which can almost be said to be the lowest level. This setting has an old-school feel to it, and it would be great if the cool points later could be brought out. Finally, most Tomato users are younger, and they have not seen many of the scenes depicted in the book, which also results in readers not having a deep sense of immersion when reading. Due to the characteristics of time cycle literature, all material accumulation is destined to be useless, and more attention must be paid to ideological and psychological transformation. At present, the foundation of this book has been laid. The protagonist has a kind of numbness towards society and a violence hidden underneath. I don't know how it will unfold in the future. I hope to see a better Liu Lang. Above, this book can currently get a rating of at least 7.5. If it develops well in the mid-term, it should be able to reach 8.5. It should be difficult to reach 9. Okay, I just finished the first 15 chapters and it was depressing. Give me a big one right now. From the first killing, it has been a series of climaxes and reversals. Looking at it now, my initial assessment was indeed inappropriate. The author obviously doesn't just want to write an ordinary traditional time loop novel. Starting from the 20th to 30th chapter, I give this book an 8 score. It can be improved in the future, and a 9 score is not a problem. Come on author, I am following this book.