I Transmigrated to Another World, and My Immortality Is Making Me Invincible

Putting aside everything else, the atmosphere in the comment area is okay, and no one is constantly criticizing the Holy Mother. It was a bit uncomfortable to watch the part where the protagonist was tortured. After being tortured for three days, there was no expression at all. Even the image of the protagonist was a bit blurry. At least the description in the first few dozen chapters was not particularly good. But it's very to my liking because I have upright views and don't kill innocent people indiscriminately. I also like the protagonist's character very much and I also like the protagonist's character very much. [Thoughts] [Like]

It's exciting and fascinating. After the protagonist comes out, he must inadvertently trick the researchers. The protagonist's character is usually one who will not take revenge, but he must make a stumbling block. Be sure to use a stumbling block (▼plate▼) Make a stumbling block (▼ plate ▼#) Make a trip (▼ヘ▼#) Make a trip (╬◣д◢) Make a trip (▼へ▼メ) Make a stumbling block o(▼ plate ▼メ;)o @ Mo Ming imprint It's a must! (＞人＜;)

The ones with the highest ceiling for this genre are "The Omniscient" and "Blue and White Society" by the demonic Cang Yue, both of which are based on the popularity of Cang Yue's previous works. With this kind of subject matter, you have to be prepared to rush into the market [crying]

It's still pretty good. If I keep it up, I estimate it will be about 8.5 In the future. The theme and plot are good, and the descriptions of the characters and the characteristics of the characters are all distinct. The protagonist is immune to pain after resurrecting from the dead. Doesn't it feel like a refreshed state? The pain is phantom pain after resurrection, and the rapid recovery can also be explained in this way, so it can explain why the protagonist's mental state is always good. This is also the contradiction between most of the protagonists in the comment area. Not to mention other writings in Tomato are still very good.

After reading Chapter 45, the comment about being tortured for three days is indeed a bit annoying. However, the official forces are studying the protagonist's ability. According to common sense, the protagonist cannot be beaten until the late stage. Moreover, the protagonist is not a vengeful character, so he may have been deliberately taken away. 1. The protagonist of this book is a cute type, a little silly and cute, and basically has no negative emotions (the kind of cute person who has no brain). I don't know if he will change in the future. 2. There are a lot of game memes, mostly console game memes. There are many games that I haven't played, but after reading Chapter 45, there is only one game gag that I didn't get. The rest are ok. 3. Most of the security personnel I have seen so far are heroic. The battle scenes including the characters' lines made me dream of the hot-blooded comics. It is a little awkward, but it is okay, but it can be seen that the author's writing style is not too high (it may also be that the protagonist's character restricts the author's performance) I am a tolerant reader, so I don't know if it will be acceptable to others, but I think it's okay. Personally, I think this book is suitable for abandoning the brain, giving up thinking, and reading it as a relaxing novel, because it seems that the protagonist's intelligence is not high and there is no battle of wits. At present, I think that the main theme of the whole book should be to maintain a funny character, fight monsters with an immortal body, and participate in the containment of various strange monsters. It is unlikely to have a silly and sweet beginning and end in pain, discomfort, and despair. The author's secondary attributes can be seen from between the lines. I wonder if the author will make it white and black in the future, or add a dual personality and other wild settings. . . Hahaha, but even if the author actually wrote it, I would read it, I think it would be very interesting (the brain has been thrown into the D area asylum)

How can I put it this way? I stayed up all night to finish the plot of Maze Runner. Although I felt a little out of touch when watching it, the feeling of having to help others survive in order to survive was really well written. Maybe for some people, the plot of the male protagonist who was arrested and studied for three days after discovering his golden finger was a bit poisonous. When I watched it, there was nothing poisonous about it. After all, after considering the world view of that world and the male protagonist having died many times before that, and having become somewhat accustomed to the mental stimulation of death, the male protagonist only expressed fear that he would be treated the same as other contained objects. After all, he wasn't experimented at the beginning, and it didn't last long. The male protagonist seems to have a good personality, or does he have a second personality?

The three-day experiment in the early stage is indeed a poisonous point, and the subsequent labyrinth chapter is a bit out of subject. It can completely cut out unnecessary plots and shorten the length, focusing on describing the important world. It will be much smoother to connect the attack of the broken team and the events that came to the labyrinth. But the idea is still good, give it a five-star support. I don't understand why a bunch of people posted comments saying that the protagonist has a good outlook on life and kills innocent people, so they thanked Shen Nong. I wonder if the protagonist's clear enemies are not merciful. Do people nowadays like the murderous protagonist so much? Anyone who likes this kind of protagonist is probably a psychopath.

It looks pretty good. First of all, it should be the large number of updates. Oh my gosh, sometimes there are three updates, sometimes five updates, but not often. Of course, what matters is the quality, and that's fine too, the battles are exciting and the friendships are pure. Although there are some parts that make people uncomfortable, they are very few and can be summarized in detail. All in all, you can watch it

Let me make a suggestion to the author. If you are not writing about abuse, you'd better not write about the abuse of the protagonist in ten thousand ways to die in the introduction. If you don't like the abuse of the protagonist, mark it out on the spot. I almost marked it out (who wants to see the protagonist die 10,000 times? I don't want to read it). Those who like to torture their masters come in and take a look, and then leave after realizing that they are not abusive at all. I even wonder if this is one of the reasons why your book is not popular [Thinking]

The most important thing about the good reviews is that there are very few well-written squad modes anymore. Since Infinite Horror, I haven't seen many squad modes that can be watched. Especially I really like entering the maze, D-class personnel squads, especially the captain. I thought they were the same kind of teammates who betray their teammates and hold them back, which is disgusting, but I didn't expect to encounter anything. Teammates and captains who stand up to each other, especially the captain who has no food and is chased by bandits, and who has the third database of bandit guides on his back. Such teammates are interesting. However, the biggest problem is that the hook for the protagonist is too big. It is obvious that the teammates can't keep up. It is even more obvious now in the Venus team. The author hopes that the teammates will still have enough effect when writing the team mode.