Reborn at the Extraordinary Dawn

I came here after seeing the squid's healing, but I'm still too late. 😒

Here they come, here they come! Lazybones, let's get together!

This book seems a bit strange... It's still the same old formula: rebirth, deep-seated grievances, girlfriend raped, victimized, seeking revenge... No matter how many settings are used, the plot is still so boring. In short, readers were still dissatisfied, feeling no sense of immersion or enjoyment.

I came from Squid, and I have to say, author, you're pretty bold to have Squid recommend your book.

Goodness, this cover and title have that feel of fifteen years ago.

Did they rig the votes? How can they get 10,000 votes with that kind of skill?

The premise is definitely good; the whole system and the concept are quite interesting. However, just like the book cover, while the writing style is innovative, it exudes an old-fashioned feel, like books from an older era. It's not that the premise or the writing is bad, but reading it feels like there's a generation gap; it doesn't really engage me.

After reading ten chapters, the setting and world-building gradually unfolded, which was quite exciting. Murder in dreams is so much fun! Especially when the principles are presented in a seemingly plausible but ultimately flawed way. Comrade Li Hu and the Shijia Group really need some resistance to poison. Perhaps adding a chapter at the beginning of the story to set up the protagonist's character and world-building would be better?

The protagonist's personality is too erratic, which makes the book's content feel disjointed as well.

I just added it to my favorites and was about to read it when I found the author's author statement had already appeared. Wasn't this supposed to be ready for release? 🤔🤔🤔