After Saving the World a Hundred Times and Waiting to Die, I Was Exposed

Reading record 4 (59 chapters) Remarks: The setting of infinite rebirths backed by the country Full text overview Refreshment: low Top: high Aggrieved: low Tempo: slow Protagonist setting Self-greening: None Dog licking: none Holy Mother: None Turtle Man: Low Heroine setting Quantity: single Playing cards: None Disadvantage: None Loyalty: None

Blind guessing is a showdown between the reborn. The writing is good, and the world line is relatively normal.

The writing is good and attractive, the plot arrangement is reasonable, and the logic is also good. It has only been updated to chapter 43, and I have finished reading it! For those who don't like to follow updates, this is the first time I hope the author will write faster.

It's also a loading flow. This theme is much better than 486. I feel that the author deliberately designed a bunch of events to promote the plot in 486. Although it is good-looking, it is not deep enough. Although the main plot has the existence of the Witch Cult, 486's death in the early stage is too unworthy, or there are too many deaths in the early stage. It was not until the Witch's Tea Party that she learned to love herself that it became clear in the Watergate chapter that loading was just a helpless move. The theme of this book is very clear. The title is about rebirth and saving the world. The male protagonist understands the pain of death, but he continues without hesitation. The first few times he died were in confusion at first, then for small love, and then for big love. Small love is for loved ones, while big love is the continuation of the entire human race. The background setting is more like the dark forest of the Three-Body Problem, and you know how it will end from the beginning. I really like reading this kind of novel that brings light of hope to the world, so keep writing it. Also, it doesn't make sense that the protagonist doesn't die in the ending. Even if he has amnesia, it will affect the artistic conception of the book, so let's write him to death [laughing] Although science and technology cannot match the capabilities of the Three-Body Problem, the plot is very coherent. After seeing the latest chapter, which takes a thousand years to give artificial intelligence an emotional foundation, this book can already be considered a masterpiece.

It's really good, especially knowing that the male protagonist will definitely die, I feel satisfied

It is recommended that those who want to get involved take a look at the word count of recent updates before making a decision. It now takes 5-10 days to promote a plot, and 1000-2000 words cannot promote the plot. The author actually updated 4 novels at the same time.

Although there are some minor flaws in the previous writing, it is still quite beautiful. Stick to it, stick to it, it's not easy... And here's what's more: "It's broken, let's keep up with the big army!" [Crying][crying][crying][crying][crying]

We haven't cleared the 100th game yet, and the substitutions have already been made badly, but the protagonist's opponent is too strong_(:з∠)_The country can't detect it at all. Even the extreme forces must have some flaws. Do all the resources of the enemy appear out of thin air? There is no resource flow at all

I finished reading it in one sitting. To be honest, this book is really interesting! From the rapid development of science and technology at the beginning as a foreshadowing, to the sudden zombie virus that leads to the outbreak of the apocalypse, to the struggle to survive in the face of the powerlessness of the black hands behind it. It's a bit heartbreaking to see the protagonist's mentality slowly aging. By the way, after just a few rebirths, there are already side effects. If the title of the book really requires you to be reborn hundreds of times, how can you survive it?

Personally, I think it's quite good. It's a novel about rebirth and memory. Although the plot is cliche with some new ideas, I still recommend it.