Reincarnation Paradise? You Think I Don't Know How to Loot and Extract!

Even a boring AI novel can find a ton of stuff by randomly selecting any room.

It seems the author hasn't read about the cycle of reincarnation.

The more I look at it, the more impressive it seems. The hunter's identity is clearly a secret, yet you're spreading it around as if no one knows.

All I can say is that your writing style is too much like AI, and the data in both the previous and next pages is always wrong.

The idea is good, but I have a question: why rush through the first world? With such talent, shouldn't the mouse have properly searched and strengthened itself before venturing out? There are three days left, why go so early? They haven't even figured out the enemy's strength, and they're not strong enough themselves—are they just going to be easy prey?

I came across this book by searching for "Reincarnation Paradise," but the author seems to be misrepresenting it. The title is "Reincarnation Paradise," but the content doesn't match the original setting at all. There are too many changes. The author claims it's based on borrowed ideas, but the title itself, "Reincarnation Paradise," feels like a cheap attempt to ride the coattails of a trend.

8-Star rating, highly recommended.

AI is notorious for not planting foreshadowing. You type it in, and it writes it in. It's as if anyone on the street would know this. Remember how it was forbidden to disclose information about hunters and violators? Because of the leak, many people will deliberately break the rules. The amusement park is never short of brilliant minds.

What were your thoughts on the fact that some people violated the rules during the new recruit trials?

Su Xiao was quite happy being the son of the Reincarnation Paradise, so why is he questioning it here?