This is a story about a boy.
He wasn't particularly famous while he was alive, and not many people remembered him after he died.
He did some things in life. Some were right, some he had no choice about, and some he never figured out were right or wrong, even by the time he died.
He wasn't much of a talker. He was used to carrying everything alone, and kept carrying it until he reached a dead end.
At the end of that dead end was a door. He didn't have time to wonder what lay beyond it.
Then he died.
And later, he came back to life.
There was no one he knew by his side, and he had none of the weapons he was used to wielding. It took him a long time to figure out where he was, and even longer to accept one fact: not a single person he had known in his previous life was here anymore.
But he remembered them.
They had faced off in the pine forest, fought side by side, and pushed each other forward before that final door.
One went inside. The other stayed outside.
He didn't know how that person was doing now.
But he thought that person was probably somewhere, living on in his place.
This is the story that continues after Volume 24.
The 240 chapters before it tell the story of his previous life.
If it feels unfamiliar, that's all right. When he woke up, this world was just as unfamiliar to him. Step by step, he learned how to live again.
You can read it page by page and watch him learn.
After reading it, the overall feeling is somewhat similar to "Honkai, Just Live". Similarity refers to the level of irritation and the feeling that the protagonist is a bit useless. There are currently more than 40 chapters where the protagonist is bullied and does not resist. At most, Walter comes to defend it a few times. I am really a little annoyed after reading it. Maybe it is because I have read more. I recommend the author to expand the number of female protagonists and include a few Martians (for details, please refer to "Honkai, Grandma Songque is Still Chasing Me", the Martian chapter is very good), my personal opinion I will add Sheenadiya first, and then I will write about the protagonist accidentally going to Mars to become friends with Sheena and the others. Of course, this is my personal suggestion. The main reason is that I hope there is someone who can support the protagonist unconditionally. Otherwise, it will be really annoying. I can continue reading "Honkai, Just Live" because it is a similar cool article, which can make people interested and annoyed at the same time. At the moment, I hope the author will not let the protagonist be bullied all the time, otherwise it will be really annoying.
What I read earlier is pretty good. The introduction says it's scary, and it's okay to torture the protagonist. I'll stop there. Anyway, I haven't seen any depressing scenes so far. I thought the author had a conscience, but I saw the loneliness of tens of billions of reincarnations
Is the protagonist a time traveler? Or semi-immortal? Dual protagonists? Is that so? Why do I feel that the system is very similar to the protagonist? Although there is no lower limit? Please answer, author Will the protagonist go to the Iron Breaker in the later stage? Harm Lao Yang
It looks good, I love watching it, the extras are good, I like it 😍
Personal evaluation is quite good, everything is normal. It's just that the beginning part feels weird, but it's still acceptable🤦
It's a very good book. I would definitely recommend it to me. It's best to sit at the cutting point. After all, I read it with the mentality of reading a regrettable article.
Not as miserable as mentioned before.
Oops, I thought it was really interesting when I read it. Maybe that's it for a new book😏
Not bad, at least don't mess with my outlook on life
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