Death Loop | All Cultivation | Sci-Fi Mythology | Growth and Redemption | Light Philosophical Reflection | Human Nature | Mind-Bending Twists | Rule-Based Puzzles |
Sun Wukong killed me with a single blow of his staff. Then I was reborn.
He hit me again and again, without rhyme or reason. More than once.
On December 22, the world was destroyed, and the monkey killed me. I was reborn back on the 19th.
I was trapped in a three-day loop. I couldn’t get out.
Later, I discovered a monkey hair stuck to the golden-banded staff that killed me.
All right, it’s time for my comeback.
[Content warning]
The male lead loses his way and falls into depravity early on, and can come across as slick and obnoxious. He is not a perfect character.
Later, he fully awakens, devoting himself to winning back his love and saving the world, while taking responsibility for everything himself.
He once thought money could buy anything. It wasn’t until he met the girl who protected him with a knife that he finally climbed out of the mire of desire.
First feel good, then torture, then burn. A solid book. The multi-space nesting is very brain-burning, and the character growth is logical. The character arcs are also very high, and each character is very flesh-and-blood when taken individually. There are few books these days that combine all the elements so perfectly. A wave of support is required. Come on and write it down.
I think what the author writes is pretty good, much deeper than what most of the brainless authors on Tomato write. Come on, you must keep writing and finish it.
Another day to find gold in the rocks (Happy)
The emotional drama is super perfect, the storyline is substantial and logical, the psychological changes of the protagonist are described realistically, it's a good book and it's solid [please update]
Very true, I really like the writing
It's really written in depth and beautiful.
I've watched half of it, and I'll watch the rest tomorrow. It's quite interesting. The back part is pretty good, but it becomes a group portrait.
It's really full of emotions, the protagonist changes his life for the better 😢
As I watched it, I began to reflect on myself. It's true to be self-centered, but the mistake is being too centered and not understanding the feelings of others.