[Feel-good power fantasy, reborn, games invading reality, the whole world turned into a game, everyone awakens, the apocalypse arrives, SSS-rank talent, solo leveling, ruthless decisiveness]
In his previous life, Blue Star was turned into a game, and myriad races invaded.
Lin Jin risked his life for Ye Zhao, a prodigy of humanity, filling in the gaps in his intelligence, clearing away dangers, and paving the way for him to reach the top. But on the eve of the battlefield against the myriad races, Ye Zhao betrayed him with his own hands, leaving him to die at the hands of a coalition of alien races.
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 others still wondered whether the apocalypse was real, Lin Jin was already selling his home, taking out loans, and stockpiling core materials from future versions of the game.
While others were still struggling to survive beginner dungeons, he was already soloing hidden rifts and awakening the unique SSS-rank talent [Fate Plunder].
While others fought for A-rank ratings, he scored a perfect clear and secretly claimed first place on the level, combat power, and dungeon rating leaderboards.
Ye Zhao wants to seize an opportunity? Lin Jin changes who gets credit for it ahead of time.
A guild wants to monopolize resources? Lin Jin dons the secret identity of a “gray merchant,” rewrites the rules of pricing, and makes every faction in the city pay for security.
The powers that be want to rewrite humanity's fate? Lin Jin seizes the right to interpret the rules and pushes himself, step by step, from a pawn to the one moving the pieces.
From anonymous leaderboard champion to the final reckoner; from lone wolf player to lord of the Abyssal City; from betrayed cannon fodder to arbiter of fate, rewriting the rules of civilization.
In this life, Lin Jin believes in only one thing: “This time, humanity will no longer be a pawn.”
What do you say? (Scratches head)
First let me talk about the shortcomings that I personally think: there is a bit too much nonsense, which makes the pace a bit slow... There are too many psychological descriptions (this depends on the person, there are many people who like to read psychological descriptions, this is purely something I don't like)
I kept comparing the past life with the present. Every time the protagonist did something, he had to talk about the past life, talk about Ye Zhao, and describe the psychology. The repetition caused me to skip a part. After the protagonist defeated the boss, he went to the conclusion of each dungeon and wrote a chapter (that chapter was 7,000 words...), But it was not announced until the next chapter...
Then let's talk about the advantages:
The plot is quite interesting. I wrote about the long shortcomings before, but I was stunned when I saw Chapter 31, when the dungeon settlement results were announced, it was really fun to watch (maybe it was because I had been waiting for a long time, hahaha)
Anyway, cheers for the author [like]
The above is purely a personal opinion [blowing kiss].
After reading Chapter 30, I personally feel that the small class scenes in high school are forced to become big. In college, students have their own positions and will not revolve around one person. The speeches of other people are also very childish. It would be more normal if they were high school students.
There are also many small details. For example, the entire Jiangcheng evaluation is A-level. If you are not from the school, there are no other places?
I saw a high school student being reborn after being watched by fate, and then PKing with a hypocritical person with a protagonist halo who was watched by God in details that only he knew.
This novel may have been written by a high school student. If so, give it a good review. Cheers to the author.
I like this setting very much, but there are a lot of repeated sentence patterns. "The real... Is not... But..." "Only he knows... But..." There are so many repeated sentences. I am a book reader, so I feel awkward, but I really like the setting so much that I can continue to listen [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
The dungeon flow of rebirth in the apocalypse feels pretty good. The first dungeon is well written and has an immersive feeling, and there are no logical problems. But judging from the beginning, it should be quite grand later on. Can the author control the rhythm well? I don't know why the rating is not very high, please write a comment to increase the popularity.
The plot is very good and the author is very good. I hope there won't be a heroine or harem part later.
It's quite good-looking. The whole book describes the protagonist's upgrade and growth in an interlocking manner, but it's a little imperfect. Every time an event occurs, the protagonist's growth can transition a little smoother. The ending is a little rushed, but the whole story is still pretty good [like]. Think about it🤔, it seems that the protagonist has residual health at least 80% of the time? Dragging his tattered body to sew and patch things up, the whole story of [Eat Melon] with maximum endurance can be called the protagonist's life with only one blood left.
It's not bad now, but I feel like the ending is too fast and the levels are rising too fast. Originally I was writing about a place, but suddenly I was writing about a region, and then suddenly I was writing about an entire civilization, with less transition. Keep up the good work💪
After reading the first few chapters, it just smells like A. It has been like this for several books.
The writing is very good, certified as a 10-year bookworm! Chase!
I was very nervous watching it, for fear that something might happen to the male protagonist, but I was also very excited! ! ! It looks great, I look forward to seeing more more formal and difficult copies in the future!
It is a good book. Although the author's writing style is a little immature, the world view and specific ideas are very complete. The multiple reincarnations of the protagonist at the end could actually be a little more detailed, which would better highlight the value of the protagonist giving up his power.
I spent two days reading it carefully and gained a little bit. I feel that the author can write better. I look forward to the next book.
What do you say? (Scratches head) First let me talk about the shortcomings that I personally think: there is a bit too much nonsense, which makes the pace a bit slow... There are too many psychological descriptions (this depends on the person, there are many people who like to read psychological descriptions, this is purely something I don't like) I kept comparing the past life with the present. Every time the protagonist did something, he had to talk about the past life, talk about Ye Zhao, and describe the psychology. The repetition caused me to skip a part. After the protagonist defeated the boss, he went to the conclusion of each dungeon and wrote a chapter (that chapter was 7,000 words...), But it was not announced until the next chapter... Then let's talk about the advantages: The plot is quite interesting. I wrote about the long shortcomings before, but I was stunned when I saw Chapter 31, when the dungeon settlement results were announced, it was really fun to watch (maybe it was because I had been waiting for a long time, hahaha) Anyway, cheers for the author [like] The above is purely a personal opinion [blowing kiss].
After reading Chapter 30, I personally feel that the small class scenes in high school are forced to become big. In college, students have their own positions and will not revolve around one person. The speeches of other people are also very childish. It would be more normal if they were high school students. There are also many small details. For example, the entire Jiangcheng evaluation is A-level. If you are not from the school, there are no other places? I saw a high school student being reborn after being watched by fate, and then PKing with a hypocritical person with a protagonist halo who was watched by God in details that only he knew. This novel may have been written by a high school student. If so, give it a good review. Cheers to the author.
I like this setting very much, but there are a lot of repeated sentence patterns. "The real... Is not... But..." "Only he knows... But..." There are so many repeated sentences. I am a book reader, so I feel awkward, but I really like the setting so much that I can continue to listen [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]
The dungeon flow of rebirth in the apocalypse feels pretty good. The first dungeon is well written and has an immersive feeling, and there are no logical problems. But judging from the beginning, it should be quite grand later on. Can the author control the rhythm well? I don't know why the rating is not very high, please write a comment to increase the popularity.
The plot is very good and the author is very good. I hope there won't be a heroine or harem part later.
It's quite good-looking. The whole book describes the protagonist's upgrade and growth in an interlocking manner, but it's a little imperfect. Every time an event occurs, the protagonist's growth can transition a little smoother. The ending is a little rushed, but the whole story is still pretty good [like]. Think about it🤔, it seems that the protagonist has residual health at least 80% of the time? Dragging his tattered body to sew and patch things up, the whole story of [Eat Melon] with maximum endurance can be called the protagonist's life with only one blood left. It's not bad now, but I feel like the ending is too fast and the levels are rising too fast. Originally I was writing about a place, but suddenly I was writing about a region, and then suddenly I was writing about an entire civilization, with less transition. Keep up the good work💪
After reading the first few chapters, it just smells like A. It has been like this for several books.
The writing is very good, certified as a 10-year bookworm! Chase!
I was very nervous watching it, for fear that something might happen to the male protagonist, but I was also very excited! ! ! It looks great, I look forward to seeing more more formal and difficult copies in the future!
It is a good book. Although the author's writing style is a little immature, the world view and specific ideas are very complete. The multiple reincarnations of the protagonist at the end could actually be a little more detailed, which would better highlight the value of the protagonist giving up his power. I spent two days reading it carefully and gained a little bit. I feel that the author can write better. I look forward to the next book.