You Kill Ghosts by the Dozens? But I'm a Time-Looping Anomaly!

It's okay, it's not brainless, the copy is very well written, it has that flavor [blowing kiss], but is the difficulty a little too high? It's so difficult to survive with such a powerful attack [Thinking] Also, how is the time to return to the game determined? [Think]

It's well written and worth reading. I really liked this article and wrote a long review. In terms of character, the protagonist has a stable stance and a unified core, has his own persistence, is humorous and smart in character, and feels relatively open-minded (?). His willpower is terrifying, and he is cruel to others but even more cruel to himself. I have been thinking that this kind of rewinding is not only painful, but also overwhelming. Reading this article really makes me cringe, but the protagonist is still slightly human after so many times, and has not been defeated by hatred. The things that drive the protagonist forward feel at least somewhat positive, and he maintains a relatively normal self-perception. This character creation is also very comfortable. In terms of settings, it's normal and there are no really interesting settings for the five senses. The senses are the only channel for people to receive information from the outside world. Being restricted like this will really remind you that you are no longer a human being. You can only accept this as soon as possible. It feels like it speeds up the process of being corrupted by the game. And when the vision is completely black and white, some of the power is expressed in the fact that the colors are really full of tension and picture. In terms of plot, the plots are closely connected, not sloppy, crisp, and the rhythm feels pretty good. The feeling of competing with the enemy on the edge of life and death is really comfortable. I have to say that the protagonist, who is so stupid, can be killed so many times because the enemy is very strong. The ups and downs of the plot are dramatic and the conflicts are well written. The mechanism design during the early stage of the dungeon is also very interesting. Later, it will be difficult for the protagonist to be a sinister person. In terms of my feelings, this book gave me the feeling of trying to grow in a misty forest and growing taller than all the trees. There are also some illicit feelings (ahem, personal preference). The protagonist's pretense of being a weakling really pokes fun at me, so I just stick to it. It's also fun to say weird things from time to time. There are also laughs in the book, which makes the world not too depressing. Sometimes I feel that the protagonist's humanity is quite enough (?). I'm very curious about the protagonist's ending. What kind of ending can he deserve to be worthy of this journey of wandering. I almost missed it when I saw the title of the book. Although the protagonist is sometimes difficult, I still feel that there is human empathy. I will not vent this emotion on innocent people and kill innocent people. The decisiveness of killing is just because of my different stance.

I think it's really good-looking, and it doesn't have a female protagonist. The protagonist is a ghost, and there is no such thing as stalling time to prevent himself from upgrading because he is facing a human. There seems to be no delay in upgrading if he needs to kill people. He should not be considered a good person. Why do some people in the comment area say something like the Virgin? It should be considered as not killing others without any benefit at most. Does this count? I don't know why there are always some plots in the comment section that I don't remember. Did I read too fast? I feel that it's pretty good overall. Sometimes I see the author's AI-like comments in the comment area, which is a bit fun. There are no ambiguous plots, or plots where the protagonist can't walk when he sees a woman. This kind of plot is a bit disgusting. Fortunately, this article does not have it.

Open high, hope not go low. Also, it is very strange to overtly and covertly promote the protagonist, but every time you are beaten by a large amount of pressure, let me put it bluntly, after such a long and difficult copy, you can write a crushing game to relax, so that readers will not be tired after reading it.

I'm afraid you won't be able to see if I set the star low, it's poisonous. Venomous Holy Mother, Kona, then I'll leave

The setting of the protagonist is very novel. He belongs to the "evil" type. He accumulates experience through death retrospection. The pain and psychological struggle of each death are realistically written. The human players in the dungeon are all weird and have their own selfish motives. The portrayal of humanity is not suspended, and the overall atmosphere is depressing but does not deliberately create terror.

A very good book? None of the copies are boring. There is no poisonous point in this book, and the characters are well established. This new book is relatively new and interesting at the moment. I will boldly give the author a score of 7.5-9.3.

I read it before (I read the two book titles and covers two or three times) and thought it was not good after reading the comments and ratings. I read it tonight (50 chapters). It is a very good book. The plot is good, not like the Madonna of other reviews, and doesn't have many poisonous points. Only people with Hajimi's brains will think so without looking at the context.

The protagonist has become weird and hunts players, but if he encounters that short-haired girl later and fails to kill her, two more stars will be deducted [smile]

(Good book, NPC, decisive in killing, very beautiful [love][love][love][love][love][adoration][adoration][adoration][adoration][shy][shy][shy][shy][shy]