The World Rewinds

After watching the first reincarnation, I always felt a little bit disappointed. Although a new world not controlled by external gods was born, the cost was the lives of the protagonist's companions and the protagonist's body. I hope that in the second reincarnation, the protagonist will save everyone and enter the new world! The overall impression of the first reincarnation is good, the pace is a little faster, and from chapter 30 onwards it is all about knives. Although there are many knives, the candies given out by the male and female protagonists are also very sweet. I like the plot content of the protagonist and the three female protagonists. Who is the main palace in the end? I have to look forward to the follow-up plot. The character creation is also very sufficient, especially Tang Xixi, who unconditionally believes in the male protagonist, works decisively, and does not mess around. She only broke one hand in a duel with an alien god and escaped, and her combat power is also full. As the most popular character, she has supernatural powers. She has guided the male protagonist twice and offered an olive branch to the male protagonist when he collapsed. At the end of the reincarnation, when the protagonist is confused about the direction, he is willing to sacrifice his eyes as the male protagonist to find out the road ahead and the real enemy. In the IF line, as an emotionless person, he makes the most direct confession to the male protagonist. The only drawback is that other torture novels give you a slap and then a sweet date, but the author gives you a super sweet sweet date first, and then gives you a loud slap, which not only makes you immersed in the sweetness of the sweet date, but also makes you remember the severe pain of the slap. Although I know that most reincarnation novels revolve around despair, the author's description of those death scenes is a bit too scary. I give it full marks because the work contains a lot of philosophical ideas, which is quite attractive. The character design is also based on some philosophical works, including the apocalyptic reincarnation and world view setting. It is the most novel among most similar works. The plot rhythm is still acceptable to me. The author's writing style is also excellent, but this kind of literary youth is probably not very popular in online articles, but at least it attracted me, and I will insist on recommending the book to Da Da. I must be that the author is also a very delicate person, and the interaction between the male protagonist and the female protagonists is also very sweet. If you want me to comment, (full score is 10 points) In terms of writing, 8.9 Is a little worse than some of the best works, but it is enough. In terms of plot, I rated it 8.6 Because I have 1.4 And have a lot of knives. Although I haven't seen the ending, according to my current perception, the pace of the plot is a bit faster, the plot direction is okay, it is not outrageous, and the author has also carefully described the small details in the plot. The worldview setting of 7.5 Is too brain-burning. Still a high score is the most novel worldview for me. Characterization 10.0! Needless to say, there is no doubt that the author of this book has carefully created each character. There are not many real villains, and there is no link between the characters. Even the outer gods in it have a slight weakness. Although there are only two outer gods, there are also two separate personal chapters, which let me understand the miserable past of those cold outer gods.

The most poignant point of "World Rewind" is that it crushes "fatalism" and "desire to resist" into pieces - in a world on the verge of collapse, destruction is not the end, but a cyclical cage. The rules casually drawn up by the alien gods trap everyone in the dead end of "collapse-reorganization-re-destruction". There is no savior from the sky, only ordinary people with painful memories of the last reincarnation, holding on to a glimmer of obsession to rewrite their fate in despair. The author's rendering of the apocalyptic atmosphere is very good, and the setting of the awakening of supernatural powers does not fall into the cliché: some people use their supernatural powers to fall into darkness, and some people stick to human nature and go against the trend. The collision of the two choices makes the word "redemption" more weighty. The protagonist is not born strong, but "rewinds" again and again with the pain of the past. Every look back is a delay in memory, and every resistance may exhaust everything. This kind of stubbornness of "knowing that you can't do something but doing it" makes the character stand up instantly. The setting of multiple endings + IF lines is the finishing touch, breaking the dullness of a single reincarnation story. Readers follow the protagonist as he explores the labyrinth of time. They will feel suffocated by the setting that "there is no redemption in the world" and will be moved by his persistence of "unwilling to give up humanity." The warmth hidden in the details of collapse and the glimmer of mutual support in desperate situations make this world full of pain and torture a little more unstoppable tension. If you like the setting of "reincarnation + apocalyptic powers", this book is definitely worth reading - it not only tells a story of salvation, but also explores the weight of human nature in a desperate situation, and the courage of "I want to change my destiny against the will of heaven" when faced with a given fate.

This apocalyptic reincarnation world is full of despair and collapse, with supernatural powers intertwined with glimmers of degradation and redemption. There is hope that refuses to be extinguished hidden in the cycle of destruction. The darkness of the IF line adds a sense of fate, and the setting is novel and heart-wrenching.

The story is very emotional to read and full of questions about survival. The first thing the protagonist does after becoming immortal is to buy blood in exchange for money... Very interesting angle. If existence is an infinite reincarnation of Groundhog Day or a horror cruise, how should emotions themselves face conflicts in self-perception? Maybe I can only be a Don Quixote who fights windmills like giants...

The fateful reincarnation of Honkai Impact is so shocking! The intertwining of supernatural powers, monsters and salvation is full of unredeemable pain, but there is a glimmer of light that can rewrite the scrawled scripts of the gods. It is depressing and overpowering. I really want to follow the protagonist to break out of this eternal prison! Watch it, watch it, look forward to the follow-up

This is a world on the verge of collapse, and the end of the world is always destruction. You can't change it, you can only watch it break down and reorganize, and the cycle repeats itself. There is no so-called salvation in this world, only eternal pain and torture. This book vividly depicts fatalism, and the author uses delicate brushwork to render the apocalyptic atmosphere in place. The protagonist is not born strong, but carries the pain of the past and rewinds it again and again. In this stubbornness of knowing that you can't do anything, you insist on rewriting your destiny.

"Endless Reincarnation" takes the post-apocalyptic collapse as its background and weaves a web of urban supernatural power and the struggle of human nature. The protagonist carries the pain of his past life and enters an eternal cycle of calamity. The world described by the Outer God is like a mirror that is broken and irreparable, but he still tries to dig out the glimmer of "salvation" in despair. In the interweaving of multiple lines, the IF line adds a dark twist, the fateful closed loop collides with the obsession to break the game, and every chapter is like carving hope on the dead wood - maybe this game can really be turned around? Worth getting into.

I was attracted by this passage at the beginning—— "This is a world on the verge of decay, and if I don't do something, my existence will be wiped out. Everyone in the world has to prove their existence to the world, but I only need time! You can get what people are looking for. " The protagonist awakens the power of immortality in a desperate situation, becomes a teaching assistant, donates blood, and encounters many incredible things. The writing is smooth and the plot is fascinating, making you want to read it.

A post-apocalyptic urban supernatural novel, with multiple heroines and various natural and man-made disasters. It's a very good novel!

It's so well written, the author writes so imaginatively, and the storyline is so intertwined! It has a strong sense of immersion and I highly recommend everyone to take a look! The author writes really well, the plot is very exciting, the plot is interlocking, not muddled, and has a strong sense of substitution. I highly recommend everyone to read it!!!!!