
I Can Reload Saves, So I'm Invincible
能读档后我无敌了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 875k Words
- Genre
- No CP
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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The writing flows smoothly and never drags. Most importantly, the protagonist is incredibly handsome and a total top in spirit.
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I'm picky about plot and setup, so I'm keeping a list of the ones I finished.
Time Loop Trope
Novels like Groundhog Day, featuring tropes such as being stuck on the same day, loading a save, multiple loops, and being reborn again and again. Includes original works and derivative fiction, BL, BG, and no romance.
Intellectual Love Interests: I'm Crawling Around in the Dark, Twisted and Testing the Waters
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Ten Years of Reading: Sharing Great Completed Stories
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Saved for later, ongoing updates.
Secret Identity Stories and Masterminds Behind the Scenes, Never Unmasked
Stories involving secret identities, mastermind-from-behind-the-scenes plots, derivative fan fiction, infinite-flow settings, popular comics, and more. I’ll keep adding more books later.
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Why bother with romance? Come read some no-romance novels!!!
No Romance
The parts I've read are no-CP, and they're good
Male Leads, No Romance
I devour these
Multifandom
A jumble of good stories
Random
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Read
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Reading List
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For Personal Use: Event
Some books I think are pretty good
Events
Event
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Reader comments 34
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Finished spreading flowers! But I feel that the author is really very stream-of-consciousness (especially towards the end). Many character relationships are not explained in detail, and there are no hints of relevant clues. Just like the sentence "The author should explain all the clues clearly so that the readers and the protagonist in the book have the same chance of solving the case." Although this sentence is a guideline for mystery novels, I think it is reasonable to use it in many places. As a reader, you do not have the same opportunity as the protagonist to reveal the truth. Everything is in a cloud. If it were not for the extra explanation, you may not even know the specific process of the story. According to the extra explanation, a lot of information suddenly came out and contacted. When I saw the ending, I did not have the comfort and joy of suddenly realizing the truth. I only said: "Oh, so that's it. I know a little bit." Even if you take out each dungeon and sort out the real story behind the dungeon again, it will be much better (such as Blue Village and Guyun High School). The plot on the ghost ship is completely jumping from the arena to Paradise City (the arena is a real-person fight for entertainment in Paradise City, so why did the crazy pet rules in the arena world come into being?). In the plot of Paradise City, Ge Nian was clearly there at the beginning, and then where did G Nian go? What happened to the other supporting characters left in the arena? Why did Deputy Zhang's body appear in the end (although it may not be true in the field, but what's the principle?) The existence of supporting characters in the protagonist camp is really too insignificant in the dungeon plot, almost useless, and sometimes one even doubts the meaning of their existence.
There are too many things to say. In short, I plan to draw a handwriting centered on Jiang Huai. The character design will refer to the cover to a certain extent, and then I will make guesses based on my own guesses about the parts that are not clearly explained in the original work. Anyone with ideas is welcome to discuss!
Who was reincarnated as Huaihuai's new cat hh
I really like this article... I really like it (crying) The more I see the back, the more I like it...
Overall it's a great novel! I hope the author can write better and better! The imagination and conception are very good, not inferior to many popular novels of the same type, but is it really important for readers to have a good reading experience? It is really important for readers to be able to deduce the truth on their own! (Although there may be situations where readers cannot follow the protagonist's ideas, some novels will make readers feel that "I can't figure it out, it's my own fault, I'm too stupid" rather than "If I can explain it more clearly, it won't be impossible to figure it out.") Of course, it is possible that I am really too stupid?
I finished chasing it non-stop. I am a vicarious reader. Most of this book can be understood and I enjoyed reading it. To be honest, it feels really good to have one person in one discipline. Unfortunately, my wife did not expand on it in the second half, which is a pity. Some parts are really brain-burning. I stopped reading and thinking for a while, which was a bit of a waste of brain cells. God knows how difficult it is for someone as tired of learning as me to draw a mind map for this book. Fortunately, the subsequent explanations were detailed, and the story was uncontrollable but reasonably rounded out. How could it still be like this? Feeling. Strictly speaking, there are no real villains in this book, at least not those who have roles. I was moved by the story of the director. Although there are only a few paragraphs of explanation, I can feel the helplessness and persistence of the director from the only words. He was originally a very kind person, but the world collapsed. He has been the director of the field for hundreds of years, preserving the last hope of his world. He worked hard to find a new world but was always rejected. It was difficult to think about it, so it was really touching to see him free in the end. Standing determines behavior, ah, it's worth savoring again, and I'll read it again after my brain cells recover for a few days. But I really want to see the description of Yu Chi Pai. It's such an interesting perspective and experience.
Move! (*^ω^*) Finished spreading flowers~~ I've been chasing it all the way till now. Thanks to the brave man for the big red envelope and lucky draw. This article is a bit of a stream of consciousness, but the writing style and ideas support the setting of the article very well! Probably because there are not enough words in the article to tell such a big story, the characters seem a bit flat. Many characters are no longer capable of appearing in the middle and later stages. The supporting characters did not leave a deep impression on me, and their endings also accounted for very little space in the finale (but this may be because this article was written based on Huaihuai's personal consciousness, and the supporting characters did not take up much space). However, it can leave us with such great Huaihuai, Aunt Mu, the principal, and Tai. There are many interesting characters including grandma, stowaways, several national security personnel, etc. It's already great~ I really like Aunt Mu's broad confidence and love. Grandma also reminds me of the elders I love (it resonates so much that I cry), and the director's persistence and sense of responsibility that I don't know how to describe (?). Dongdong and Lin Lin meet again (even though they are different, I am still very touching). There are many, many, I like them all. Brave Man is great! ! ! Come on~~ Looking forward to pre-order╰(*?`*)╯
Leave a footprint ~ I forgot the content
I finally stayed up late to read it! It's still very good, but I feel like it could be a little clearer in the description, but it also feels like it has a different atmosphere when used on ghosts, hahahaha
Dear system, you can ask questions to JAC hahahaha I just want to live a peaceful life hhhh It has become the fourth natural disaster (the game in the comment area when I opened the article has come true)