Death Rewind: I’m Really Not a Big Shot
死亡回档：我真不是大佬啊
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- Ongoing
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- 349k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 7d ago
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Other names
- Strange Tales: I Watch My Words, and the Audience Imagines I'm a Big Shot怪谈：谨言慎行观众脑补我是大佬Alternate title on Fanqie
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This is the only non-romance [infinite flow] novel besides 248 that I could actually get into. Like 248, it also has time-lapse sequences (this is one of the reasons I added it to my bookshelf; it's really satisfying to see others confused). Each instance has its own storyline.
It's obvious the author put a lot of thought into each story, carefully planning and structuring it. It made me feel like my own thinking was being respected. This concept is definitely one I like. From 248 to countless "borrowed" versions, this one truly has its own unique style! It's not mindless fun or a complete formula; it's worth the wait, at least it updates regularly! 😢
This is a really good novel about Dihua (a fictionalized Chinese society), it's definitely spinning on my bookshelf! 😆 So far, there's no female lead and no ambiguous relationships. It cleverly avoids the usual pre-death commentary or insults from the audience, only showing the progression of the story, but it also explains how the protagonist dies and how many times. Overall, it's super nice! 🥰 However, there's another Dihua novel with the same title, haha! 😆
It's great! The two other books of this type I was following both stopped updating. Author, please don't follow their example!!! Also, I really like this character design; they're intelligent and have the ability to rewind time after death. However, there are still some flaws. 1.
Wow, this is so good! This is the best death-rewinding story I've read since chapter 248. The author's imagination is truly amazing! The first two instances are adapted from real events. In the first instance, the player's perspective shifts to that of a child when they realize they are a child.
It's great, really great! (The best death-rewinding Dihua novel I've seen since 248; 248 updates too slowly!) It's so satisfying to see the readers praising it! The funeral procession dungeon is especially good (it's my favorite so far). The second dungeon, Evil Valley, also has a great premise and logical flow. Sometimes you can check the chapter titles for hints. Entering the illusion in the desert city was something I never expected. The author's writing is excellent!!!
I jumped right in and really liked the protagonist. He wasn't too bothered by the time-travel issue; he's a cheerful, slightly goofy little guy, a bit silly, but reassuring—at least he won't cause any trouble. Plus, I haven't been watching this kind of "entertainment to the death" stuff lately.
I read this book based on a recommendation from reader #248 in the comments, but I was quite disappointed. It wasn't as good as the reviews suggested. The author's writing style wasn't great, and while the side quests were somewhat interesting, they were too simplistically designed and lacked the chilling feeling of discovering the mystery. Overall, it's readable, but nothing special.
Following 248, 300 came out, and both are good and quite enjoyable. Unlike other infinite flow novels with death and time reversals, the protagonists in these two grow gradually. The alternate worlds written by the authors are also very interesting. It's just that 248 updates so slowly!
248 Is good, and this one is pretty good too. It's just that the protagonist's internal monologues are a bit off-putting to me; it's like having had good food, I can't really accept something less appealing.