I’m a Reincarnator, Backed by My Homeland. How Could I Lose?

This book is well written and is relatively rational and logical. Unlike others who write about relying on the country to solve problems, it turns out that the ability to solve problems is not even as good as an ordinary person's IQ. It is simply funny and quite a show. This kind of subject matter is actually very difficult to write about. This book is well written, and at least it is more comprehensive in terms of solving the problem. If the update is not enough, please update it. It was okay in the beginning, but after chapter 200 it became a bit boring, very boring, and I couldn't feel the excitement at all.

Ever since I watched Foreign Persimmon, my mind has been filled with either the system or rebirth, time travel or traveling through books, security or cleaning, courier delivery or food delivery, richest man or trillions, eavesdropping or being overheard. I can't stop. The plot is very exciting and the content is very rich. It's a drama that every audience should watch. It has a strong visual appeal. I watched every episode with gusto and couldn't stop watching it. It's really addictive. The beautiful scenery is full of surprises and touches. Simply my new favorite anime. 👍

They are all the essence. Although the details are not perfect, they are more than 90% of the authors. I have read it for so long and I have not skipped reading it. In less than forty chapters, I have experienced three worlds. There is not much water, but they are all the essence. I have read dozens of novels recently, and this one is the only one that I don't have to skip to read.

The setting is very good, but the world selection is not very good. The author probably wanted to avoid writing about a bad world, but the world he chose was too niche and there was no sense of immersion. There is also the strength of the protagonist. I keep refining the points and starting over. I always linger on the initial strength. Leveling up also needs to feel satisfying. Come on.

There is currently no cp. Not bad. There are two parts of the plot that are very classic. Female teacher, female classmate. It's too classic, which makes it a bit poisonous. But it's okay, it's okay to pass the time.

It feels good. It has a national think tank setting, so it doesn't look like the protagonist has suddenly become smart.

It looked okay in the early stages, but it dragged a bit in the later stages, and ended in a hurry. However, the added settings are relatively novel, and the rules of each world can explain some of the confusing behaviors of the movie. It is quite interesting to watch. Although the latter part is not very good, friends who are book-hungry can still use it to quench their thirst.

7-9 Points A very interesting unlimited flow novel. You can get into school here, but if you don't, you won't have a chance to be resurrected [laughs evilly]

It looks good, I love reading it, the writing quality has improved significantly, and it is becoming more and more attractive. There are also some disadvantages, such as the warehouse that everyone brings with them, but no one else has used it. The props that enhance strength can only be brought into the world by the protagonist, which is inconsistent.

The protagonist is a reincarnation from reality, and the reincarnation copies are all adaptations of real-life animations and movies. Only the protagonist knows the plot of the original work, and the other reincarnations know nothing about it. So I have a question. Suppose that in mission A world, a book is found that records the complete plot of another mission world B. Then other reincarnations do not need to venture into world B. They only need to get this book in world A, and they can directly obtain all the information about world B, including the plot of free prostitution and the weaknesses of BOSS. I saw that there were very, very many reincarnations written about in this book, and then such a long time passed. No matter how low the probability is, you should still encounter it. Why is it that only the protagonist knows now? I can't stand it anymore.