Gou An is the most afraid of dying person in the world.
He asks for less oil and salt in his takeout, checks the gas three times before bed, and even painted over the abnormal results on his medical report with correction fluid.
Until one late night at work, when he lay down on the curb to save a cat, and a line of text appeared before his eyes:
[System binding successful.]
[Core rule of this System: Once you die, you won't die again.]
Gou An: What do you mean, "Once I die, I won't die again"? That's bad grammar, isn't it?
System: Host, please complete your first death as soon as possible to unlock immortality. Any method of death is acceptable, but please note: whatever kills you is something you won't fear anymore.
And so, a timid actuarial analyst who wouldn't even ride a roller coaster began seriously researching how to die in the most cost-effective way.
But he didn't know that the "accident" hadn't been an accident at all.
That night, someone wanted him dead. And now, he couldn't die.
To be honest, the writing in this book is terrible, but the plot is also great. Vibrant yet dull, I read it in one breath. I want to think about it carefully and think about what I saw.
The idea is good, the starting point, the plot development and the world view are very novel, but there are some flaws. The AI flavor is too strong, there are too many "one, two, three" content, and some of the content is not very logically coherent (but it is much better than many authors hand-made 😂). I originally gave it 4 stars because of the AI, but the concept, world view, etc. Of this work are really good. I give it 5 stars to encourage it, and I look forward to polishing it in the next work.
74311 Systems 🤭 magical settings. It's a battle of wits and courage, and the ending is quite heartwarming 🤭 It's worth watching. It is a lie to say that once you die, you will never die again. You have to burn "oil", otherwise how could so many systematic people die 🤭
The plot is very compact. I have read a book with a similar theme. The beginning was very attractive and I kept repeating it endlessly. The pace of this book is great and it does not drag on. The characters get along very warmly. I also like the setting of the protagonist [currently in the process of drafting]
There is a question that I have never understood. Is it true that every host can be resurrected 24 hours after death, provided that the body is intact? Therefore, every time Yongan kills the host, it must be burned immediately. This is a promotional video for cremation.
Using accounts to express human life, although I am not very clear about the relationship between some words and words, it will not make me want to give up reading. My brain needs to think about what it means, and connect it with my own experience. I always feel that I can understand the author's meaning. Of course, different people may have different perceptions when watching it.
At first, I thought "If you die, you won't die" would be a funny and refreshing article with a system. After reading it, I found that everything stems from "I don't want to die", and the reason why I don't want to die is because of people or things I care about. It wasn't until the final part of "Live, every day counts" that I realized that this book is really good. Warm, like a bowl of thick porridge, very caring. It's really good to live well [grass has been planted]
It's very heartwarming, the logic is online, and the plot setting is also very good.
The author has a great style and pretends to have more people and great love in his heart. A hundred thousand words is my favorite length. I almost never read long novels because they are too tiring. I just never understand the rules of the system🤭
It's not that routine writing is rare, but the accounting part at the end is a bit hard to understand. Maybe I'm not a professional, but it doesn't hinder reading. I hope to write more good books that are not routine writing. Come on, author!