Book of a Hundred Lives: From the Start, Just a Roadside...

Chapter 5 is poisonous, the AI ​​has no brain plot, there are many people coming to kill, if you don't run when you see it, you will wait for death, and you won't know how to run until all your men are dead, and then you will regret it, and you will almost break through, very good, very seconds

I have to give support for this. Let me talk about the protagonist's failure first. This book of hundreds of generations is interesting. The scope of reincarnation is not limited to humans, and the protagonist of the fifth life is reincarnated as a girl. It is a kind of reincarnation with no restrictions. I think this is quite interesting and will not be so boring. I have read more than 30 chapters now. The main plot is to manage and get stronger slowly, but the pace is not particularly slow. The writing style It's concise, without too many descriptions of environment and details, so it's not too annoying to listen to. What makes me most comfortable is that the descriptions in the fighting scenes are quite refreshing. You can try it. The first two lives are directly mentioned in the introduction. If you look at it now, I can give it a rating of 8.5 Or above. If you think I am dragging you, you can read my previous reviews. In short, this book is worth reading.

The writing is good, the concept is good, and the plot is very natural. Five stars absolutely worth it. This golden finger could be less exaggerated. This will facilitate the later development of the plot. No need to press hard. Just use your brain to improve yourself.

I have finished reading them all now. In summary, the concept of this book is quite good. The protagonist can be reincarnated for hundreds of lives, and the protagonist's growth has a certain stage of transition, unlike some novels where the protagonist is ridiculously resourceful just after time travel. However, currently there are still two unreasonable aspects of this book: 1. The book explains that fetal breath in any realm can defeat Xiantian, so let's compare the realm of heaven and man to fetal breath. How the fetal breath of the protagonist, a dual cultivator of law and body, surpassed Qi training to defeat a foundation building who was about to die of old age. A big realm was crossed in the middle. Of course, it can also be said that the immortal master was about to die of old age and could not exert much strength, but that was also foundation building. Does this reflect the very small gap in combat power between realms in the book? I feel that the author did not make it clear here. 2. It took the immortal master four hundred years to master 30% of the power of the cave, but it took the protagonist more than a hundred years to almost master it all. In other words, a foundation-building person with strong combat power cannot compare to a Qi practitioner with both legal and physical cultivation. It is still a matter of combat power, and the details here are not fixed. In the end, this book is pretty good on Tomato, so why is it rated so low? Then the author will update me quickly (angry💢) There are also several contradictory points in this book. 1. The description of the monster's combat power is extremely vague. The dog king in the protagonist's third life is half-demon. According to the description in the book, the monster's combat power can reach the level of building a foundation after transforming into a demon. So here comes the problem. The dog king who is half-demon was actually beaten to death by several innate warriors who were not even ants. Qingyu, who was almost transformed into a demon in the fourth life, was actually injured by acquired warriors. In the final fifth life, with the help of Xiaoyue, who had transformed into a demon, when he attacked a foundation building that was about to die of old age, the protagonist just let it bite him. Shouldn't it be a direct push? Also in the fight against Zhou Shaobai, the protagonist actually let Xiao Yue, who has foundation-building combat power, go away, leaving him alone as a Qi practitioner to trade with others. Isn't this forceful deception? 2. Is the life span in the book too cheap? According to the article, the immortal master lived for five hundred years and ruled Dayong for three hundred years. In other words, an innate warrior who was not even an ant actually provided the immortal master with a life span of at least two hundred years. So does this mean that in the eyes of the superior, the inferior is "very valuable"? According to this reasoning, in the outside world, the devil must be very prosperous. 3. Immortal master's unreasonable behavior. As a foundation builder trapped in a cave, according to normal thinking, shouldn't he explore the cave first and then think of a way out? He actually stayed in Dayong for three hundred years. It felt like he was forcibly paving the way for the protagonist to reach the peak of Qi training. If you read this book as a fun read, you can ignore these comments. But since the idea of ​​​​this book is not bad for Tomato, I still want to give some suggestions.

Yes, this Book of Hundreds of Worlds is in line with the Book of Hundreds of Worlds in my mind. Death has a gift, and reincarnation is real reincarnation, not the kind of reincarnation that looks no different from taking a body.

It's really good. The author is also very diligent. The plot is developed step by step. I don't think it overwhelms the protagonist. What's the point of developing so fast all at once? Come on!

It's just that I should write something more exciting every time. It's too common, so there's no need to be so stressed.

You can practice poison resistance in the first five chapters, this is a masterpiece

Why do I have different tastes than others? On the contrary, I think the first few lives are the best, because after all, they are reincarnations. Only by reincarnating frequently can the characteristics of the reincarnation type be displayed. I feel that the kind that directly becomes a god after a few reincarnations is just a fool, and it is not a reincarnation type at all. However, there are some things that like to fool people. A hundred generations of books, a hundred generations of books, reincarnation for hundreds of generations, and finally becoming a god. Every time it is a new story, and every time it refreshes the sense of novelty.

Do you want to consider extra stories (if lines), such as the fateful battle between Zhou Shaobai and Bai Tianlin without Chu Sheng, and the story line in which Chu Sheng becomes a dog demon and a fish demon without Bai Tianlin?