I’m the Savior, Yet a Reborn Person Turned Me Over to the State

The book has a female channel-style cover and the author is a female author, so be careful when entering this trap.

Author: When you find that the people around you are carefully arranging lies, can this world still exist? Answer me

If this reborn person does not die, I would be uneasy if I were the protagonist. If a person knows that everything about him has been deliberately arranged, then I think the person who arranged it will not end well, and the person who is arranged is still the strongest. It is a completely different kind of dog training. Well, to be honest, I feel a little numb when I see this reborn person. I feel that the protagonist has become a different kind of chess piece.

I read this book several times without reading it, and then the ratings and comment sections were all disparaging. I really couldn't read it this time, so I forced myself to read it. The previous writing was indeed a very cool urban vernacular article, but the change was in the 49th chapter, which sublimated the book. All the brainless coolness in the previous part became the foreshadowing, all reversed, and reflected the true wisdom of high-level human beings. Really good [like]

What a cool article about a monkey singing a big show. [Vomit][vomit][vomit]

Yes, there is a sense of surprise. Although it is an invincible style, it does not have the feeling of getting tired of watching the invincible style quickly. I will look forward to the reaction of the protagonist after knowing the truth. I will be curious about the background of the female reborn. I will also look forward to the scene where the protagonist is frightened and slapped to death after the invasion of all races. But by then it will probably be over.

The first part of the book was indeed a bit frustrating, and I was originally going to give it four stars, but starting from chapter 49, the book reaches a climax, and the logic is very clear. The author also asked us to choose one of the two plots later, which is quite good and quite creative.

The book is well written, but is the author serious about his opening sentence, "The protagonist was not plotted against?" It's all done to the protagonist. Isn't it called a calculation? If you are extraordinary, and others will play tricks on you regardless of their purpose, what will you think when your strength reaches the point of knowing your appearance with just one thought? A broad-minded person will laugh and know, but a narrow-minded person will think: How dare you, ant? After reading the book review, I feel that there is no need to read it later.

I haven't watched much, but it's pretty good. It's much better than some historical dramas. I watched this survival movie in the afternoon, and it gave me a kind of wit-fighting show full of elementary school students. A bunch of college students were being trained like dogs. What kind of goddess is here? [Awkward laugh] There are still a bunch of people watching this, tsk, it makes me sick.

After watching it for a while, it was okay. In the first episode, the protagonist had a super cheat, but he was afraid of being banned by the official account, so he secretly opened a few cheats to slowly test the official attitude. After a while, he found that the official was being killed randomly by his own cheat, so he started to cheat unscrupulously. It was full of all kinds of tricks, but it soon became boring, so he went to play in the universe. In the second week, the official made some extraordinary news to try to extend the protagonist's trial period, and then dumped welfare partners in an attempt to extend the protagonist's time on earth (these partners were chosen by the protagonist in the first episode at a global beauty pageant) However, this reborn girl is still very self-aware. She relies on some push messages for guidance, and only observes in public places. I can't see any poisonous points anyway. After all, the only purpose of people's conspiracy is to deepen the bond between the protagonist and human beings in advance. Oh, if you insist on saying that I am a born magic pill, you dare to plan and use me. If I want to kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, then I have nothing to say.