Time-Loop Escape: You Got It Wrong, I'm Really Not a God
回档逃亡：误会了，我真不是神啊
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 267k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery High-Concept
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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Other names
- Cleared the Dungeon in 3 Seconds, Sorry, This Run Counts as a Failed Sale3秒速通副本，抱歉这把算炸单Alternate title on Fanqie
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Any Rewind-Time Stories? I'm Getting Kind of Hooked
Stories Where Everyone Misinterprets the Protagonist Seem to Be Thriving Lately
Looking for books like "Infinite Escape: The Cannon Fodder Reinvents Herself as a Gorgeous, Powerful Tragic Heroine". Romance or no romance is fine, and either male-oriented or female-oriented novels are fine.
Male-Oriented Fiction with No Romance! No Romance! Don’t Recommend It Otherwise!
Don't suddenly give me a love interest halfway through and then claim there's no female lead. I hate random romance subplots 🙃
Looking for Stories with a Dee Hua-Style Misunderstanding, Where the Protagonist Isn't Just a Tool for Moving the Plot Along
I want to read something like Survival by Reloading: I'm Really Not a Big Shot. Honestly, I'm getting brain rot from all these stories where everyone misinterprets the protagonist. I want a protagonist who shows off, but ends up frustrating themselves to death. I don't want someone who relies entirely on a golden finger and has everything go smoothly. I want...
Misunderstandings + Growth Arc + Fake Tragic Hero
Looking for books like Infinite Escape: The Cannon Fodder Reinvents Himself as Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic. He gradually grows stronger as others project their own assumptions onto him. Handsome and powerful. Everyone thinks he’s miserable, but he doesn’t see himself that way.
Live-Streaming Stories With Death Rewinds! Who Gets That Thrill of Dying and Reloading?
Looking for stories like "Save-Scumming to Survive: I'm Really Not a Big Shot." A livestream survival novel where the protagonist treats horror dungeons like a single-player game and reloads the save after dying. Please recommend something similar. I'm really out of books to read!
No Female Lead, No Romance, No Brainless Plot, No Harem, No Flirting, and No Little Sister. Thanks.
Mad! Mad! Mad! Completely Insane! This Will Seriously Make Your Sanity Meter Drop!
I want someone who's insane! Everything they do and think should be completely illogical, enough to terrify all creation! No awkward, boring dialogue!!! No idiotic behavior! Utterly deranged, killing whoever they want! No emotions! Powerful! Their face, when you see it...
I'm in a Serious Reading Slump. Please, I Need a Story Where Everyone Jumps to Wild Conclusions About the Protagonist! Throw One at Me, Now! 😭
Looking for books similar to "Infinite Flow: I Became a God After Giving Up". I'm seriously out of things to read. Please recommend stories where the protagonist thinks they're terrible at everything but has absurdly good luck, and everyone keeps imagining they're a genius. Ahhhhh! Hit me with those overinterpretation stories, now 😭
Eerie Stories Where Everyone Overthinks Everything and Assumes the Protagonist Is a Deeply Unfathomable Big Shot
A poker-faced, timid protagonist who gets overinterpreted by everyone.
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Loop Through Death
Stories about getting stronger with each death, or investigating cases.
Death-Loop Stories, No Saintly Protagonists or Brain-Dead Decisions
Looking for books like "After Dying 100,000 Times, I Became a God in the Strange World".
🐔🐔🐔 I Need Books Where the Protagonist Can Die and Reload
Preferably something emotionally painful to read, though that's not a must. I'd like the logic to be tight, something along the lines of "Re:Zero".
Infinite Flow + Rewind + Everyone Misunderstands the Protagonist as a Mastermind
I want to read something like "Save Yourself by Rewinding: I’m Really Not Some Big Shot". Male- or female-oriented fiction is fine, preferably with no romance.
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Stop Imagining Things! I'm Just Cautious
After Rewinding My Death, I Played the Prophet in the Instance
Death Rewind: The Retro Handheld That Saves Your Lives!
Save My Sister, and Now I Have to Save the World Too?
It All Began With Da Mumu's Secret
The Paranormal Descends? I Can Rewind Infinitely and Slaughter the Whole World!
Infinite Save-Scumming: I’m Far Too Powerful in Everyone Else’s Eyes
Thriller Game: I Stand After a Million Rewinds
Speedrunning Creepy Instances, Starting with a Save-Point Reset
Di Hua: I'm Invincible With Unlimited Save-Scumming
Save-Scumming for Survival: Please Stop Reading So Much into Everything
Eerie Revival: I Can Rewind Time Without Limit
Death Rewind: I'll Wipe Every Vengeful Ghost from the World
Thriller Game: I Became a Legend with the Help of Save Scumming
Horror Game? If I Can't Speedrun It in Three Minutes, It's a Bad Deal
Death Rewind: You Seriously Expect Me to Play a Life-or-Death Game?
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Is the author a fan of Xu Xi's book? They seem alike. It would be a good substitute for a meal!
So far, it's all very good, with no major flaws. I'm giving it five stars because there's no female lead.
Grateful there was no female lead... So I gave it five stars 😄 🆘 Next, I will use the most direct, truthful, straightforward, most heart-wrenching, most hardcore, most decisive, most concise, most succinct, most scathing, most ruthless, most incisive, most to the point, most direct, most unpretentious, least sentimental, least verbose, least roundabout, least tedious, least pretentious, least…
Great, super good! When you see the protagonist's impatient expression, you know it's a sure thing. There are only a handful of good books with this "death rewind" theme, and it's quite hard to find one, but this one is really good. Also, there seems to be some foreshadowing regarding the protagonist's identity. I think everything else is fine; it's very well written. It's just that there aren't enough chapters right now.
Lin Shen swallowed hard. "This is the third time." His voice was a little hoarse. "I'll remember you." The protagonist said this directly during his third time-travel, but perhaps he felt it wasn't important, since there would be multiple death-travels later, allowing him to say whatever he wanted. The comments wouldn't remember.
Currently, it's evened out, but it feels like the dungeons are too difficult. There's not much detailed reasoning involved; the progression relies heavily on rollbacks. The supporting characters in multiplayer dungeons are basically just unlucky ones, suddenly faced with an extremely difficult dungeon, and they don't have much room to shine.
Okay, chapter 248 was a bit of a letdown, so I came to read chapter 130. Also, the first dungeon, Broken Glass, was still too tricky [Note].
The first dungeon was excellent, but the second one was a bit lacking; the jokes and comedic elements were gone. Also, in the first dungeon, only the protagonist could revive; everyone else was doomed. It wasn't about brains, but luck, execution, skill, and anticipation.
There are no major flaws, and the writing is smooth. I searched for books about death and time travel late at night, and only managed to finish this one. Mainly because the first few chapters were so well-written. I couldn't watch it a second time. I only looked at the first dungeon's review at the time, and I didn't expect the later ones to be so bad.
It's a really good book, but why did you stop updating, Boss? <(ºOº)> The logic is sound, the supporting characters are intelligent, and the main character is well-developed. ദ്ദി ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ ) Boss, please come back soon!