Conquering the World Requires a Thousand Deaths
攻略世界要死一千次
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- Completed
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- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 3y ago
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[Long Comment] Deep in the alley, no one appreciates fine wine
I've finally finished reading "Conquering the World Requires Dying a Thousand Times" and decided to write a book review. I rarely write book reviews because once I do, I write them seriously, which takes a lot of time. Paying to read a novel and then spending time and effort writing a review for free always feels like a waste.
Brief introduction to prevent newcomers from running away.
This book is truly, truly, truly brilliant. All the plot holes and loopholes you initially perceive are actually foreshadowing and twists later on. Its biggest strength, however, lies in this: it's impossible to explain. It's like reading Detective Conan where someone spoils the entire plot, revealing the culprit right from the start. This makes it very difficult to recommend.
This is a masterpiece!
This is a masterpiece! This is a masterpiece! This is a masterpiece! (I'm saying it three times because it's important.) Well, this is my first time making a purchase and tipping. Before, I'd read pirated versions of novels on Qidian if they were good, then come back to vote for them, subscribe to two or three chapters, and that was it. But this novel really captivated me.
Honestly, this book is full of plot holes in the beginning, but the author fills them all in later. The author's logic is incredibly strong. However, I don't know why, perhaps due to the repetitive rebirth mechanic, the book's world-building feels vast but closed, revolving around only a few characters. It's like a circle—everyone's connected, very complete, but you can't add anything else.
I'm overwhelmed with mixed feelings. Humans are truly complex creatures. The mysterious ending at the very end reminded me of the Venus de Milo. Some stories we wait for to find out the ending of, only to feel a sense of loss when we finally do. It took nearly 10 years after Code Geass ended in R2. Lelouch's resurrection in the end completely disillusioned me. The final ending may not have been the author's true wish, but rather a compromise. Meaningless language ends here.
Honestly, I was amazed when I first saw this book. I kept reading it since I found out it wasn't finished, and I finished it today. It's really good. I even suspect that the author is some amazing writer using an alternate account. This kind of multi-threaded rebirth is very difficult to write; the pacing of the plot can easily fall apart. But overall, it was surprisingly well-handled.
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(This is not meant to be offensive; it is a serious review and is from a full-subscription reader.) It started slowly but improved dramatically. After about 200 chapters, I almost gave up on the book. I really didn't want to read it anymore. What rubbish was it? The perspective kept jumping around, writing about this and that, and it was utterly uninteresting.
It would be a huge loss to write this as a web novel!! The setup for this book is way too long, but the scope is so grand that it had to be set up that long; it's driving my brain crazy!! Anyone who can get into it will definitely consider it a masterpiece!! It absolutely has the potential to be adapted into a film or television series; the story is fantastic!!