
Reborn: Rise of the Dark Night
重生之暗夜崛起
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
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- Gaming
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- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 8y ago
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It is nonsense to say that there are priority policies after winning. With the current strength of Central Asia and Guo Lang's current party members, what priority policies do the federation need to care about? Let me ask you, because the League of Nations could not meet the interests of the United States and the Soviet Union after World War I, the United States and the Soviet Union did not join…
An 800-word essay, from conception to completion, generally takes 40 minutes or even longer. A chapter of a novel, around 3000 words, requires at least three hours to ensure coherence, smooth writing, and no typos—and that's assuming a clear train of thought. If writer's block occurs, it might take even longer.
The protagonist is reborn, but can't snowball his success in the early stages?
One of the major advantages of rebirth novels is the snowball effect. The protagonist can use resources wisely and at the right time to achieve an unreasonable explosion of benefits. Before a snowball truly takes shape, the margin for error is extremely low.
New synopsis: A human paladin who has been a coward for 20 years is reborn before the start of the Gods' Game. Will he continue to be a coward and suffer the same fate of losing his family, or will he start anew and stand at the pinnacle of the gods? Which of the three races—the Undead, the Void, and the Chaos—is the most evil?
I've read over ten chapters where everyone's criticizing the protagonist for being weak, and honestly, he is. But the problem is, the protagonist knows he's weak too. And regarding the choice of profession, the author clearly explained the flaws of the undead race. There are ten races in total, and even the strong races at the start were abandoned because of their greater flaws, okay?
I'm speechless. Someone struggled for survival for five years, was reborn, and is still just as ridiculous, with absolutely no redeeming qualities. In short, trash is always trash. Even if you're given an opportunity, if you don't seize it, you're still trash! I can't continue reading this book.
I started by adopting a daughter (who surprisingly has extremely high talent), then I ended up taking in her biological mother and successfully became a sucker... This whole thing just killed me.
The correct way to read this book – new readers, take a look. Because of the novel setting, the author was worried that readers wouldn't be able to keep up, so there was a lot of background description in the first ten chapters. If you've read up to chapter 20, you generally won't find it too bad; the whole plot is quite engaging.
First-rate imagination, second-rate writing, third-rate character design, ninth-rate intelligence, and tenth-rate plot. To add to that, the average starting point is fourth-rate; anything below fifth-rate is considered toxic.
This poison... Why keep analyzing the advantages and disadvantages of different races, and then after you've finished your analysis, why don't you choose Void or Undead? I've already said how incredibly important this thing is in the past life, and you still won't choose Undead. Then you choose Night Elf and say Night Elf can't beat Undead.