[Feel-good power fantasy, rebirth, games invading reality, the world turned into a game, everyone awakens, apocalypse arrives, SSS-rank talent, lone-wolf leveling, ruthless and decisive]
In his previous life, Blue Star was transformed into a game, and countless races invaded.
Lin Jin risked his life for Ye Zhao, a prodigy of humanity, gathering intelligence, eliminating dangers, and paving the way for him to reach the top. But on the eve of the battlefield against the myriad races, Ye Zhao personally betrayed him, leaving him to die at the hands of alien attackers.
With his dying breath, Lin Jin touched a fragment of the [Godslayer Authority] and was reborn seven days before the game began.
In this life, he would no longer be anyone's stepping stone.
While everyone else was still wondering whether the apocalypse was real, Lin Jin was already selling his house, taking out loans, and stockpiling core materials from future versions of the game.
While everyone else was struggling to survive in beginner dungeons, he was already soloing hidden rifts and awakening the unique SSS-rank talent [Fate Plunder].
While others fought for A-rank scores, he earned a perfect clear, then anonymously took first place on the level, combat power, and dungeon rating leaderboards.
Ye Zhao wants to claim an opportunity? Lin Jin changes who gets the rewards ahead of time.
A guild wants to monopolize resources? Lin Jin takes on the secret identity of the “Gray Merchant” and rewrites the rules of pricing, making every faction in the city pay for the cost of security.
The powerful want to rewrite humanity's fate? Lin Jin seizes the right to interpret the rules, step by step rising from a chess piece to the one moving them.
From anonymous top-ranked player to final reckoner; from lone wolf to Abyss City Lord; from betrayed cannon fodder to the arbiter of fate who rewrites the rules of civilization.
In this life, Lin Jin believes in only one thing: “This time, humanity will no longer be a chess piece.”
Well, how should I put it? (Scratches head) First, let me point out what I personally consider to be the shortcomings: there's a lot of unnecessary dialogue, which makes the pacing a bit slow... And there's too much internal monologue (this is subjective; many people enjoy internal monologues, but personally, I don't like this aspect).
After reading 30 chapters, my personal feeling is that it's just a small-scale class conflict in high school that's been blown out of proportion. University students all have their own perspectives and won't revolve around one person. Also, some of the other students' comments are quite immature. If it were high school students, it would be much more normal.
I really like the premise, but there are so many repetitive sentence structures: "The real... Is not... But..." "Only he knows... But..." There are so many repeated sentences. I'm an audiobook listener, so it's a bit awkward for me, but I really love the premise, so I can keep listening 😢😢😢😢
A post-apocalyptic rebirth story with multiple instances, it's pretty good. The first instance is well-written, giving a sense of immersion, and there are no logical problems. However, judging from the beginning, the later parts seem quite grand; will the author be able to control the pacing? I don't know why the rating isn't very high, but I'll write a comment to boost its popularity.
The plot is excellent, and the author is very skilled. I hope there won't be any female lead or harem elements later on.
It's quite good. The entire book depicts the protagonist's growth and development in a tightly woven manner, but it has a few minor imperfections. The transitions between each event could be smoother, and the ending feels a bit rushed. Overall, though, it's still a very good book 👍. Thinking about it 🤔, it seems the protagonist spends at least 80% of the time with his health severely depleted?
After reading the first few chapters, it had a strong erotic vibe; I've read several books like that before.
Excellent writing, certified by a 10-year veteran reader! A must-read!
I was on the edge of my seat watching it, constantly worried that something might happen to the male lead, but also incredibly excited and thrilling!!! It was great, and I can't wait to see more challenging and formal episodes in the future!
It's a good book. Although the author's writing style is a little immature, the world-building and specific concepts are very well-developed. The ending about the protagonist's multiple reincarnations could have been a little more detailed, which would have better highlighted the preciousness of the protagonist's decision to give up power. I spent two days reading it carefully and gained some insights. I feel the author could write even better, and I look forward to the next book.