In the ninety-ninth reincarnation, she died of poisoned wine by her political enemies.
In the hundredth reincarnation, she died by my sword.
In order to save this collapsed world, I had to sacrifice her again and again.
But when Lynn opened his eyes for the 101st time, he was back to square one.
Flames engulfed the imperial capital, cultists were reveling, and the young Princess Linxi reached out to him desperately, her eyes full of trust.
This time, there is no loading or restarting.
This is a [death match] with only one life.
Lin En looked at the blood-stained sword in his hand and made a decision that went against his ancestors.
Fuck plot killing.
Reader comments
An educator once conducted an experiment, giving German, American, and Chinese children a glass of water and asking them to freeze the water without using a refrigerator. The American children used Gan Yu to freeze the water, while the German children played Honkai Dome Railroad and used the March 7 opening move Ice Carved Sword Rain, which not only froze the water, but also froze the American children for one round. However, Chinese children usually summon Albert to search for brand fusion. The Ice Sword Dragon not only freezes the water, but also directly displays it on the outside. It ensures its battery life in the next round and also provides resistance. Therefore, cultivating the awareness of playing Yu-Gi-Oh! From an early age is more important than playing Star Railroad and Genshin Impact.
The male protagonist is a bit sadistic, the Little Emperor is indeed averagely written, but the other female protagonists are well written, and the characters are very three-dimensional. The plot and rhythm are very good, and it deserves a 5⭐ praise. So whether old lady Aina will accept it or not, it really frustrates my cp.
The author writes very well, I hope there will be more ^ω^
The combat power system is so confusing. The Guardian Knight's name is just a bluff and there is no comparison with the Apostle. I don't know who is competing against whom.
So far, this book is relatively good-looking and has no poisonous points. Why is the rating so low?
This is the best-paced novel I have read so far. It may be because it is relatively short. The rhythm is better controlled than some very famous novels. The style of the novel is more Japanese and light. It is very interesting. I hope the next book will be longer.
This book is very nice and well written [Upvote]
Well written, I'm more fascinated now
Not bad, please support me
Looks great, I highly recommend it
It's really nice, but the poisonous spots are not universal. Strong recommendation
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's pretty, but there are so few people
The protagonist is under a lot of visible pressure
When you feel that life is too satisfying, or the protagonists in other novels are living too smoothly, you can read this
Okay, okay, I think it's good so far
I want to give a star in the middle, but writing is not easy... Give me one more
Well, after seeing Chapter 50, this is just a personal review. Cucumbers and radishes each have their own preferences and have no other meanings. If you like it, I guess you will like it very much. The characters are described very carefully.
It's actually quite good. The rating should definitely not be just like this.
It still looks pretty good, even though it has some minor flaws, it does look pretty good.
The ultimate pressure-resistant king, resistant from the beginning to the end
Very well written, highly recommended
The narrative style is very good
Not bad, suitable for killing time
Good book, well described
Finally found a good one
Very good, good luck to the author!
Is the heroine the empress? The plot is a bit lacking.
This Milia and this empress, I don't even know which one is the heroine, and then Milia still maintains that ambiguity with the male protagonist. As the male protagonist, his combat power is sometimes high and sometimes low, so it's time to strengthen his strength. I watched the single female protagonist. The protagonist kept being ambiguous and hesitant even though he was clearly going straight.
I feel like I have less time to interact with the heroine on a daily basis, but in the plot, the male protagonist has no time to fight after one game after another (?)
Author, please write a side story, my Milia, I am so unhappy
An educator once conducted an experiment, giving German, American, and Chinese children a glass of water and asking them to freeze the water without using a refrigerator. The American children used Gan Yu to freeze the water, while the German children played Honkai Dome Railroad and used the March 7 opening move Ice Carved Sword Rain, which not only froze the water, but also froze the American children for one round. However, Chinese children usually summon Albert to search for brand fusion. The Ice Sword Dragon not only freezes the water, but also directly displays it on the outside. It ensures its battery life in the next round and also provides resistance. Therefore, cultivating the awareness of playing Yu-Gi-Oh! From an early age is more important than playing Star Railroad and Genshin Impact.
The male protagonist is a bit sadistic, the Little Emperor is indeed averagely written, but the other female protagonists are well written, and the characters are very three-dimensional. The plot and rhythm are very good, and it deserves a 5⭐ praise. So whether old lady Aina will accept it or not, it really frustrates my cp.
The author writes very well, I hope there will be more ^ω^
The combat power system is so confusing. The Guardian Knight's name is just a bluff and there is no comparison with the Apostle. I don't know who is competing against whom.
It looks pretty good,
Milly, Milly, oh, my Millia [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]
Come on, come on, it makes you feel good.
So far, this book is relatively good-looking and has no poisonous points. Why is the rating so low?
This is the best-paced novel I have read so far. It may be because it is relatively short. The rhythm is better controlled than some very famous novels. The style of the novel is more Japanese and light. It is very interesting. I hope the next book will be longer.
This book is very nice and well written [Upvote]
Well written, I'm more fascinated now
Not bad, please support me
Looks great, I highly recommend it It's really nice, but the poisonous spots are not universal. Strong recommendation
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's pretty, but there are so few people
The protagonist is under a lot of visible pressure When you feel that life is too satisfying, or the protagonists in other novels are living too smoothly, you can read this
Okay, okay, I think it's good so far
I want to give a star in the middle, but writing is not easy... Give me one more Well, after seeing Chapter 50, this is just a personal review. Cucumbers and radishes each have their own preferences and have no other meanings. If you like it, I guess you will like it very much. The characters are described very carefully.
It's actually quite good. The rating should definitely not be just like this.
It still looks pretty good, even though it has some minor flaws, it does look pretty good.
The ultimate pressure-resistant king, resistant from the beginning to the end
Very well written, highly recommended
The narrative style is very good
Not bad, suitable for killing time
Good book, well described
Finally found a good one
Very good, good luck to the author!
Is the heroine the empress? The plot is a bit lacking. This Milia and this empress, I don't even know which one is the heroine, and then Milia still maintains that ambiguity with the male protagonist. As the male protagonist, his combat power is sometimes high and sometimes low, so it's time to strengthen his strength. I watched the single female protagonist. The protagonist kept being ambiguous and hesitant even though he was clearly going straight.
I feel like I have less time to interact with the heroine on a daily basis, but in the plot, the male protagonist has no time to fight after one game after another (?)
Author, please write a side story, my Milia, I am so unhappy