[Rebirth/Game/Apocalypse/Infinite Streaming/Decisive Killing/No Female Protagonist]
In 2033, the god-making game comes, and the gods hang high above the stars.
All humans are forced to become players in this endless game dominated by the system.
In his previous life, Bai Mo did not rely on the blessings of the gods and became a demigod on his own. However, on his way to becoming a god, he was assassinated by many of the gods' loved ones and sacrificed to the throne of the god.
Before dying, he sacrificed himself and stole a talent from Song Yi, the leader of the group.
SS level, [Reincarnation].
The timeline is restarted, and Bai Mo returns to three hours before the game comes.
I thought it was a counterattack life script, but I didn't expect that Song Yi, a former reborn person, also existed, and the two reborn people unexpectedly appeared in the same timeline.
There should not be two [reincarnations] in the same world.
The game suffered an unfixable error as a result.
Therefore, it defines Baimo as——
BUG.
[Warning: Reincarnation talent uniqueness conflict detected... Repair failed...]
[You have become a mistake walking in the world - BUG!
A man who cannot be watched by the gods.
Someone who cannot be targeted by the main line.
A person who shouldn't exist in this world.
Rules cannot control bugs, but bugs can overturn the rules.
Bai Mo will not let go of any of those favored gods who stabbed him in the past, those gods who are behind the scenes.
"Eagles raised by gods, I will settle your accounts slowly in my lifetime."
The only BUG × Error Walker × God Usurper.
This is a game of killing gods.
Reader comments
In fact, I like the theme, plot, and setting very much. However, the protagonist has now taken on a few subordinates. The article only mentioned the potential of these people, but for me, this is not enough to justify the need to take in these people, and currently I only see the protagonist's nanny behavior. In fact, I still think that a talent like the protagonist is more suitable for being a lone wolf. Otherwise, when the game system appears garbled, everyone around you will be able to guess the protagonist, and the protagonist's enemy is a god. But if there are people who are favored by gods who can be observed by the gods, won't the risk of the protagonist's exposure be increased? Let's wait and see for now. If the writing is good later, I will change the rating.
Oh no, the protagonist is not a lone wolf. He rescues others and runs away.
In fact, I like the theme, plot, and setting very much. However, the protagonist has now taken on a few subordinates. The article only mentioned the potential of these people, but for me, this is not enough to justify the need to take in these people, and currently I only see the protagonist's nanny behavior. In fact, I still think that a talent like the protagonist is more suitable for being a lone wolf. Otherwise, when the game system appears garbled, everyone around you will be able to guess the protagonist, and the protagonist's enemy is a god. But if there are people who are favored by gods who can be observed by the gods, won't the risk of the protagonist's exposure be increased? Let's wait and see for now. If the writing is good later, I will change the rating.
Oh no, the protagonist is not a lone wolf. He rescues others and runs away.