Reborn in the Backrooms: I'm a Top-Tier Explorer

It's been a long time since I opened a new book, and I'm glad to see many old readers here. Then I'll give myself a five-star rating first, which is not excessive [laughing evilly]

As a three-time reader of the last old book, after more than 8 months, the author has also directly updated it. Okay [face covering] I won't say much, just support it. This book should still be the W version of Back Room, still with the theme of exploration. At present, the division of hierarchical areas in the plot is a foreshadowing. After Master Mumuxun achieved a miracle in the last book, since he is a well-known figure in MEG and has a long-term ambiguous (?) Interaction with his wife, the overall tone is warm and spacious with a little exploration. The highlight of the previous book is: there are a lot of pictures interspersed in the book, which makes readers feel like they are reading real notes when reading. It has a strong sense of immersion. The beautiful side of the characters is also very delicately created, and the language is very good. Miracle's personal equipment is also very good. In response to readers' expectations, this book should also have similar highlights as the author's previous book. Since it has only been updated to Chapter 6, I would like to make some suggestions Similar to the previous book, the theme of this book can be biased: emphasizing the noble side of human nature through contrast in the back room of hell, and describing more tragedies (that is, using more knives to create characters [crying]) The rebirth story routine at the beginning is a bit cliche in 2026, and the repeated mention of "last life..." In the book makes the reading feel fragmented. It can be changed to the protagonist losing his memory for some reason (such as the will of the back room, I guess it is also the foreshadowing of rebirth), and then recalling everything in deep and violent beautiful emotions, laying the foreshadowing, just like the key master in the previous book. Is there any personal setting that the author has thought hard about that can be added? Although a lot of content has been introduced in the previous book, if it is an article with an exploratory tone, adding pictures appropriately is also a highlight, slightly continuing the style of the previous book.

This is another masterpiece by the author since Mumuxun. I feel good about it so far. The timeline is slightly earlier than the previous one. I hope to keep the writing style of the previous one, but the author has too few illustrations at the moment🤪. I hope there can be more. Everything else is good. Keep up the good work! Come on!

After reading the first twenty chapters, they are mainly personal adventure stories, with no additional settings that affect the viewing experience. The beginning of the plot breaks through the tradition of back room novels and skips the exploration of Level 0-teaching levels. Compared with the previous work, the main plot is faster, the plot is still rigorous, and the life atmosphere and living conditions of the people in the back room are very realistic. The protagonist is an experienced actor, and the reactions and images of the supporting characters are more realistic and three-dimensional. Judging from the rebirth setting, there should be a lot of foreshadowing. A rare gem among backroom novels

Personally, I feel that the back room novel written by the author is a masterpiece in Tomato. The writing style, plot and characters are all very good🤗 It's a pity that the last book ended, but there is a new book😈🤓🤗😇🥵🤩👻😁

It's from the previous book. The writing style is very compact and not procrastinating. The protagonist's character is very good. I just hope there won't be a female protagonist.

I posted a lot of comments on the last book. The author is of a very high standard and is also one of the writers in the back room of the wiki. He is very knowledgeable about various settings. I highly recommend it.

I'm finally looking forward to the author's new book. I like it so much👍The writing is great

Compared with Mu Mu Xun in the previous book, the protagonist Jiang Shu is more cautious, and the details are handled impeccably. He is a completely normal, decisive, and witty protagonist (not like those who kill indiscriminately with the label of "killing decisively", nor like those saints, but a very real person). In addition, as a backroom article, the author handles the level environment and characteristics very well. As a person who has never visited a wiki forum, I feel comfortable reading it, and I can easily picture the environment and story of each level in my mind. All in all, it's really good-looking, and the "miracle" set by the author is quite interesting, and it's a reasonable way to upgrade the protagonist. By the way, the protagonist is Miracle "The Hermit", which is a prequel to Mu Mu Xun's book (it seems like this).

Awesome, this back room is on the same level as the previous one. It can still be said to be a rare good work in the back room. Judging from the current plot, it should be the same world view as the previous one, but the time has been moved forward. There should be miracles behind the protagonist, but I hope it won't be like the last book. It's not about survival in the back room. The back room is more like cultivating immortals, superpowers, etc. To be honest, after more than 700 chapters, I can't find the same feeling as before.