Death Rewind: I’m Really Not a Big Shot

This is the only non-CP [unlimited flow] novel besides 248 that I can read. Like the 248 book, it also has backends (this is one of the reasons why I added it to the bookshelf, after all, it is really fun to watch others confused), and then each copy has a story line, the first and the second The two copies are adapted from real events, and the third copy simply deceives readers into it. The following copies are also very interesting (I won't reveal the details here). In short, you must be careful when reading, otherwise you will be confused by the author and the copy (be sure to pay attention to the chapter titles, the author will give readers tips) Second change: Let me talk about what I think is bad: after Xie Yi went back many times to know the truth and then went back to take action, the confusion from the outside world, barrage and other players was indeed very satisfying, but no one could explain Xie Yi's behavior and the dungeon. There were several dungeons that were even more confusing [in the eyes of the outside world and barrage] and he was cleared. There was no explanation to explain the dungeon. I hope the author can explain it to the outside world one by one when Xie Yi clears ten dungeons and returns to Blue Star for an interview. He can also pretend to be cool here, or write a character who can think at the same frequency as Xie Yi to explain Xie Yi's behavior and barrages. ★★★★★Review after 18 hours of reading Three changes: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I'm back to change the review. The author is really awesome. The author of the latest copy [Funeral] actually wrote a commentary blogger to explain the 300 seconds of behavior (it really played a big role at the end of the copy), but his name is so funny (a homophone of Qin Shihuang). As the number of gates cleared increases (currently reaching the sixth gate), the difficulty of the dungeon becomes higher, and the dungeon rules begin to limit the 300-second golden finger. But I am really looking forward to what to do in the next 300 seconds. After all, 300 seconds increases with the number of dungeons cleared, and the brain power gradually increases, and the desire for revenge is greatly enhanced. Especially in the sixth dungeon [put rule paper in the bowl of the village guard to avenge the village guard who scared him before]... It's still very enjoyable to this day. I wonder if the author could make the protagonist smarter. It would be better. I'll make four more changes after reading the seventh copy.

It can be clearly read that the author is carefully thinking about each copy, conceiving and constructing it, which makes me feel that my brain is respected. This setting is indeed my favorite, from 248 to countless "borrowed" meal replacements, but this book really has its own characteristics! It's not mindless and cool, nor is it a full set of formulas. It's worth looking forward to. At least it's updated stably [crying]

A very good Dihua text, it is on my bookshelf rotation [laughs] At present, there is no female protagonist and no ambiguity. It very well avoids the audience's complaints or insults before death. It only shows the process of clearing the level, but also tells you how the protagonist died and how many times he died. In short, it's nice [admiration]. But there is a Dihua book with the same name as this one hahaha [laughing]

It's so good, but the two books of this type that I followed before have all been discontinued. The author is great, you must not learn from them! ! ! In addition, I prefer this kind of character. It has brains and can embody the ability to roll back after death, but it still has some flaws. 1. I think the biggest problem is that the protagonist gets the props in the second copy, but it is not reflected in the third copy, and the effect is not even explained! This is very regrettable. 2. I didn't expect it at the moment, so I'll leave it empty for now^∧√ Can the author get back to me? (*´I`*)

Entering the pit vertically, I have a good impression of the protagonist. The protagonist is not too entangled in the death rewind. He is a cheerful puppy, (not a mother) stupid, and a bit dull is very reassuring. At least he will not make a mess, and I rarely watch this kind of "entertaining to death" recently. Next Door is also a rewind, but the more I write about it, the more it engages with personal heroes and human society. Accepting bad emotions is also very tiring, so you can imagine how I felt after meeting the optimistic puppy.

It's so pretty if I go here. . This is the best death-rewind story I've read after 248. I feel like the author's imagination is really big. The first two dungeons are adapted from real events. The first dungeon will transform into a child's perspective when the player realizes that he is a child. The word game in the second dungeon and the words "Valley of the Evil" written on the car are really amazing! Then there is the hallucination of the desert city. With my omniscient perspective, I didn't realize that I had entered the hallucination (actually, the author hinted it in the title, but I don't have the habit of reading the title, so I don't know T^T). Every time you go out of the door in the five rooms, you will become a person or animal in the corresponding room. The Barrens is a multiplayer dungeon. It feels like the plot is developing in an unexpected direction every time. Come on, author, don't stop updating! ˶>᎑<˶

It's good-looking, really good-looking, (the best post-death rewind Dihua article I've seen since 248, 248 was updated too slowly) Dihua article feels so good watching the audience's adulation! Especially the funeral dungeon is very nice (I personally prefer this dungeon at the moment). The second dungeon, Valley of the Evils, also has a good idea and smooth logic. Sometimes you can look at the chapter names and there will be hints. I have never thought of the desert city entering the hallucination. The author's writing style is very good! ! !

After 248, there was 300. Both of them are good and very interesting. It doesn't feel like other infinite novels with death flashbacks. In these two books, the protagonists are slowly growing up. And the copy written by the author is also very interesting, but 248 he updates very slowly.

It's very good. I first came to 248, which I like, to find Meal Replacement. To be honest, the first two copies didn't surprise me very much. They felt a bit ordinary. However, these two copies all have case prototypes. They are still OK, but I don't think they are amazing enough. I almost gave up until the third copy "Desert City".

It looks good. The plot design of the dungeon is very interesting and the logic is quite smooth. However, the plot and puzzles are a bit simple and easy to guess. The character design of the protagonist is quite good, and the activities in the brain make it feel like a real person, but what I like the most is the protagonist's decryption ideas. It is really a shared brain. It feels good to deduce the truth through trial and error from Xiaobai's perspective. The protagonist will also learn from the previous copies, and his reasoning ability will gradually improve. The narrative rhythm is very compact, which is great. Basically, Kuku has been outputting useful plots. The most annoying thing about a story with a suspenseful decryption color, such as a copy, is dragging. The off-site barrage live broadcast was pretty cool, but I just didn't get enough of it. I just liked watching some people bragging and over-interpreting the protagonist, which made me laugh to death.