
Going Back and Cultivating Immortality: Starting with a Diary That Can Tell Lies
回档修仙:开局一本会说谎的日记
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 124k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Book About the Death Retrieval Type, Do Not Use the Virgin Mary or the Wisdom of the Descendants
I want to read a book like "Death a Hundred Thousand Times, I Become a God in a Weird World".
The Protagonist Kills Decisively and There Is No Heroine! Working Alone! the Plot Is Clever
Supernatural, urban, fantasy, and infinite streams are all fine, as well as funny light novels. The system doesn't matter, but don't be reborn in the apocalyptic stream!
Lone Wolf, No Heroine, Cruel, Not the Virgin, Dark, Selfish, Ruthless
Time Loop, Death Loop, Game Loop, Cycle of Novels
If you want to read a novel about loops, watch the protagonist make different choices each time in the loop and try different solutions.
Are There Any Flashback Novels Similar to "24 Hours to Save the World"?
If it's not a book that can be read back endlessly, don't recommend it. In fact, it's like "The Beginning". I hope this is just a post about the book shortage of backtracking. I beg all writers to start new books! !
A book in which the protagonist can retrace time after death and find a way to break through the endless reincarnation. It should be serialized. It should not be a book in which the protagonist can increase his strength through resurrection and find clues through resurrection.
Is There Any Rewind Streaming? I'm a Little Obsessed.
Please Ask the Protagonist to Have the Ability to Roll Back After Death, Similar to 486, and Change the Regret
🐔🐔🐔I Need the Kind of Book Where the Main Character Can Rewind After Death
It's better to look at something that's a little more painful (you don't have to :), and something that's more logical, like Re:0
Are There Any Good Novels About Going Back to Death to Save the World?
I want to watch content similar to "Death Rewind, Save the World in 48 Hours". Have read these two books 24 Hours to Save the World



































The protagonist is decisive in killing, even too cautious, and is more of a gray and black protagonist type. The author likes to bury foreshadowing everywhere. He is the kind of person who buries 46 chapters in just one tree. I used to think that the sycamore tree was just for describing the environment. The protagonist is cautious and suspicious, but he values family relationships more and always feels that he is ready to use a knife.
The writing is very messy, about a nanny and having a younger sister. If the heroine doesn't have the oil bottle, we can withdraw.
Ok ok ok