Reincarnators Must Die
轮回者必须死
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I'm losing my temper. I'm a bit disappointed to see the protagonist stop hunting reincarnators. I came in because of the title and followed the character development, but the protagonist is becoming increasingly saintly, which is a bit hard to accept. From the beginning, it's established that the Reincarnators are ruthless, destroying nations to collect data, which resonates with the protagonist.
Hai Ge is back!! I miss those days of chasing city battles so much! Ma Le, haha!! Nostalgic! Keep it up, Hai Ge, I support you! I'll give you a 10,000-yuan reward when it's released, haha, I'm just an ordinary person too, keep it up! I support you!!
Local protagonists resist foreign invasion The concept of reincarnation is developed by numerous authors writing the same story, and supplemented by readers. The initial concept of reincarnators was to enter the plot of a horror movie, become stronger, and survive by becoming stronger from the very beginning. Then, the other concepts are open to interpretation.
They use the guise of being great, glorious, and righteous to do the same pathetic things. Reincarnators and such die, that's all—they're just less skilled. But they insist on using the name of morality to cause trouble; it's utterly disgusting.
The author thinks reincarnators are bandits... What's the difference between this and the protagonist?
Are the so-called Reincarnation Killers only killing men and not women?
Is the protagonist alone? How many bandits could he possibly kill by himself? There are so many reincarnators, with all sorts of unique abilities. A lone hero without teammates would be much less exciting. With so many destroyed worlds, how could the protagonist be the only one capable of taking revenge?
Why doesn't the author consider writing a remake of the city siege system? You could start by defeating the Demon Horned Boy, boosting your combat power, and then go to a massive world like Warhammer 40K to save everything. When I get back, I can go on a few more vacations with the kitten and sort out other interpersonal relationships.
How come such a good novel has such poor grades?
No parent would name their son something like "cockroach" (a homophone for cockroach). The name alone is enough to deter me; I'll take my leave.