Fated to Die Every Twenty Years? I’ve Collected Skills from All Worlds

It's pretty good. I just added it to my bookshelf today and saw the latest chapter. At first, I thought it was one of those urban superhero novels, where the protagonist is constantly reborn, learning new skills, and then showing off. Now that I've seen the latest chapter, I understand.

It's pretty good. I initially read it as a mindless, funny, and lighthearted story, but the author clearly put some thought into it. It's very enjoyable to read, and I can only say it was quite good for me. I don't know about others, so I won't comment, since everyone has their own opinion.

Personally, I think it's pretty good, but I see the comments section is always talking about becoming a god, becoming a god, becoming a god. But becoming a god takes time, right? Although his rebirth is a bit hard to describe, it's still watchable. It's a slow-paced story, but if you want a speedrun, well, he's already invincible after three or four rebirths. I suggest you quit and find another one.

I couldn't take it anymore after the fourth time; a body with the strength of 50 tons would die from being hit by a super-sized truck. Then it turned into a romance novel.

Will I write about mechs in the next world? The premise is interesting, but the content is too boring, full of classic tropes I've written before. If each world-building had a dozen or so chapters, and they wrote more of that, it might be a decent read. But starting with a female lead is a mistake.

I've read about seven chapters so far. First, I'll mention that the first three chapters, starting with J, weren't too boring; they were enough to keep me reading. Judging from the synopsis, the protagonist will likely experience many lifetimes, so the fast pace of these initial rebirths is acceptable. So far, there aren't any particularly bad points, so it's worth watching.

I suggest the author write more content for each life story; the first 20 chapters only cover three lives, which is a bit too short. Also, I hope the author can write two or three epilogues about the aftermath of each life story.

The previous worlds were great! 👍 I suggest you write one magical world (not HP, but Western fantasy), one set in the Shang Dynasty, one in a technological age, with many family members, and one set in the Republic of China era. Chinese readers like a mix of family, wealth, and kinship! What good is being incredibly powerful on your own? Your success lies in making the reader comfortable, enjoyable, and wanting them to keep reading! ✌️

I think the sixth incarnation should have been written more, incorporating his own insights into the world during his travels. The zombie world is really long and tedious.

Looking at the more than seventy photos, the person has been replaced.