Samsara: I Know the Plot

Du Ah, I just completed a mission world, and now I'm starting to be self-righteous. In the real world, it's the heroes who save the beauties. The son of an A-level reincarnator beat up and revealed his name in the reincarnation space. It's as if he's awesome now. He's speechless. The protagonist is too self-righteous.

It's a bit poisonous. Auction guide, forget it without points. What does it mean to use money? Can money in the world of heavens be used as money in the real world? Is it still just money?

. . . . . Baffling. A hero saves a beauty, but the problem is that he still has the arrogance to reveal his real name and code name. To the reincarnator, as long as you reveal these two pieces of information, you are revealing everything about yourself. For the reincarnation space, there is no need to curse too much. Secondly, the villain is extremely brainless. In the era of reincarnation, who dares to offend passers-by? You know so well that the passerby is not a big shot, how do you know that the passerby's friend is not a big shot, and how do you even know that the passerby's relatives and friends are not a big shot, investigate the information? For reincarnators, what you see is what I want to show you. Whoever doesn't hide his tricks will be unlucky. If all his tricks are exposed, he will immediately find new ones. Teammates in the reincarnation space will find it difficult to trust him, and he will reveal everything about himself carelessly.

I can't even copy it 🥵

Frankly speaking, the routine is too old. He saw a beautiful woman unable to move her legs, and then met a rich second generation molesting the beautiful woman. The male protagonist was very unhappy. He decisively saved the beauty and offended the rich second generation. The rich second generation failed to find an opportunity to teach the male protagonist a lesson. Instead, he was pretended to be slapped in the face. The rich second generation was heartbroken. He has the intention to kill, calls out his father, and the rich generation takes action to teach him a lesson. The male protagonist swallows his anger and says that he should not bully the poor young man. He turns around and works hard to practice, then takes revenge on the rich generation, provokes a family or organization, the male protagonist becomes stronger, destroys the organization, and finally the beauty falls in love with the male protagonist.

The protagonist is a bit intellectual, self-righteous, and has too many coincidences. Can you blackmail 100 million casually? Do we still need order? Can we threaten to shoot with a gun whenever we want to eat? Can anyone just shoot and kill people on the street? Wouldn't high-level strong men blow up the entire earth🌍?

It's a great subject, but it's so bad. One hundred Chinese dollars equals one reincarnation point. Then Tang Detective's Guide sold for 13 million Chinese dollars, 130,000 points? How many points are awarded for your first pass? Not sure?

The protagonist is too indecisive. He pretends to save a beauty but is retaliated but forgives again and again. I can't stand it anymore.

The coincidences written are too much, unnatural, and it feels like everything was arranged.

The first copy was something I didn't know about and slipped away.

What about IQ, what about IQ, what about IQ?

There are logical problems with this book. The world of Naruto is much better than that of Harry Potter.

It would be nice if updates were as fast as next door's

Did someone change the script after Detective Chinatown? Forget it bye

Detective Tang is basically in the movie, it's better to just watch the movie

Brothers, I plan to write a novel of the type of Kingdom of Dying Do you have any support Although it is relatively niche, some people should read it.

Everyone is smart, no one is normal