An unemployed office drone transmigrates by accident. Even in another world, he remains an ordinary nobody, until he discovers he can reload his save over and over within a single day. “Heh heh heh, now I’m going to stop eating beef.”
Volume One: He encounters the Blood God Cult’s leader, who is invisible, intangible, immortal, and impossible to defeat even when he gives it everything he’s got.
Volume Two: He encounters a peerless prodigy who can break through an army in seven days and level a city in half a month, and is impossible to defeat even when he gives it everything he’s got.
Volume Three: He encounters the emperor of the Celestial Dynasty, whose power to move mountains and overturn seas makes him a monster, and who is impossible to defeat even when he gives it everything he’s got.
“Whoever wants this beef can have it. I’m done!” Zhang Qinghe stormed off, grumbling.
The story has only just begun, and there are quite a few flaws in the early parts, but it's clear the author has many ideas. The plot and the imagination are quite good, and hopefully, the writing will continue. Right now, it's just a decent seedling; whether it grows into a tree or withers depends entirely on how it unfolds later.
Well written, platinum quality. The beginning mentions that the planet's outer shell seems to be an unfinished Dyson sphere, and the latest chapter explains that a minor character knows the size of the world. The protagonist is probably in the Penrose Galactic Heart world, which sets the stage for future expansion of power when the map changes. This is much more subtle than changing maps quietly.
Wow, author! The beginning is really good. I'll give it a thumbs up to encourage you. I'm just worried that it might fizzle out later, since I've encountered that before. I'll keep reading.
These negative reviews are simply from people who've read too many wish-fulfillment novels. It's not addictive; it gets better the more you read, though it's a relatively slow burn, not particularly slow. Some of the negative reviews are just from people who should probably get into "The Emperor's Banner," given its supposedly excellent moral standards.
This is good quality, but it's a bit short, only 40 chapters.
I'm too lazy to praise it, it's just beautiful, you'll see when you see it.
A very good book; the protagonist is intelligent and rational.
It's a 9 out of 10, maybe even 10 out of 10. I've already finished the first chapter. It's outrageous that this kind of story could get so unpopular that it was discontinued. I feel like it deserves at least a 9 out of 10.
Yes, you can, don't break it. Chapter 64 Refund
It's alright, you can watch it when you're bored.