
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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- 267k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 2mo ago
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No Female Lead, No Romance, No Brainless Plot, No Harem, No Flirting, and No Little Sister. Thanks.
Any Rewind-Time Stories? I'm Getting Kind of Hooked
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 🙃
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.
Novels Where the Protagonist Can Loop Through Death
Stories about getting stronger with each death, or investigating cases.
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.
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...
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!
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.
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*.
Delusions and Secret Identities That Never Get Exposed, with Tight, Consistent Logic. There Are No Books Like This at All
Looking for books like Don't Be Fooled by My Golden Finger, I'm Really Just an NPC.
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 😭
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...
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.
🐔🐔🐔 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*.
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Is the author a fan of Xu Xi's book? It's very similar. The contemporary cuisine is not bad.
So far, they are all very good-looking, and there are no major flaws. Because there is no female protagonist, I gave it five stars.
Not bad, not bad, super good-looking. When you see the impatience expression on the protagonist's face, you know it's safe. It's hard to find a few good-looking books about this death flashback, but this one is very good. And there seems to be some foreshadowing about the protagonist's identity. And I think there's nothing wrong with it. It's well-written, but the number of chapters is too few.
Thank you for not having a female protagonist... So I gave it five stars [laughs] 🆘Next, I will use the words that are the most direct, the truthful, the least roundabout, the most heart-breaking, the most hard-core, the most straightforward, the least ink-blank, the most poignant, the most ruthless, the most to the point, the most to the point, the most straightforward, the least foreshadowing, and the least polite. Set, the least sensational, the least nonsense, the least roundabout, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least pretentious, the least verbose, the least procrastinating, the least tactful, the least disguised, the least hidden, the most straightforward, the most explicit, the most practical, the most transparent, The most vicious, the most refreshing, the most refreshing, the most superior, the most powerful, the most enjoyable, the roughest, the most effective, the most ruthless, the most accurate, the most stable, the most absolute, the most top, the most explosive, the strongest, the fiercest, the sassiest, the most reckless, the most aggressive, the fiercest, the crispest, the brightest, The most transparent, driest, cleanest, neatest, most domineering, most hard-core, most vigorous, wildest, most straightforward, most brutal, least pretentious, least pretentious, least formal, least pretentious way to tell you: this book is delicious!
[Lin Shen swallowed. "This is the third time." His voice was a little hoarse, "I remember you."] The protagonist said it directly when he rewinded for the third time, but he might not think it was important, because he would die many rewinds later, so the protagonist could say whatever he wanted, and the barrage would not be remembered. From time to time, the author pulls out some English in the barrage, which is quite fun, but it feels like every time I turn on pain sharing, my neck feels cold. Mainly because I was watching the first copy before, and every time I attack my neck, it feels so painful. The author said that I will turn on the damage reduction buff later. I feel that the dungeon level is quite difficult. The protagonist has to go back eight or nine times to survive (I don't remember clearly) before passing the first dungeon. I am still watching the first dungeon. The barrage is mainly funny and they are all making fun of each other. I have watched other rewinds before. Survival, but that one has been discontinued. I feel that the writing in this one is not very smooth in some places, and the writing style needs to be strengthened. But it is said that there is no heroine. I don't know why at the moment. I feel that I can't stand it, but I am planning to wait and read it later because there is no heroine.
At present, it is tied. I feel that the dungeon is too difficult to arrange. There are not many dungeon details and reasoning, and the development of the dungeon is purely driven by rewinding. The supporting characters in the multiplayer version are pure unlucky ones. The supporting characters have no room to play in the super difficult dungeon. Will the multiplayer analysis and discussion in the forum be better? There is only one Haotian full-time explanation, which seems a bit deliberate and the angle of analysis is fixed. It seems like a good way to pass the time so far.
The first dungeon is very good-looking, but the second dungeon is a bit lame, with fewer jokes and no funny elements. Also, in the first dungeon, no one can survive except for the protagonist who can be resurrected. This does not rely on brains, but on luck + execution + skill + prediction.
There is no poisonous point and the writing is smooth. I was searching for the death rewind genre in the middle of the night, and after reading several books, I stopped reading this one. Mainly because the first few chapters are so wonderfully written. It didn't work the second time. I only read the first copy when I reviewed it. I didn't expect it to be so slow afterward.
It feels like there are some traces of AI polishing but it is not very obvious, but I feel that apart from rewinding, the reasoning process will be slightly less. Overall, it's still very delicious. It would be better if the author could improve his writing style and reduce the use of AI polishing.
Very nice! ! ! ! The author's writing is really interesting and made me laugh while reading it! What a treasure book! Highly recommend everyone to watch it! ! If you don't laugh after reading this or if you are attracted by this novel, I'll just soak your feet! ! ! No poison! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]