One Hundred Clones from the Start

A rare gem among reads. Although it failed in its initial promotion, which made it seem like a mindless wish-fulfillment novel or a system novel with an invincible protagonist, the main plot actually revolves around the protagonist's 100 incarnations who travel to another world first and magically alter it. The protagonist then searches for his 100 incarnations.

The first two or three chapters had hundreds of comments, but from chapters seven or eight onwards, there were only single-digit comments. That is, after the scene where the protagonist is sold by that bear boss, the main plot revolves around the clone. Half of the first ten chapters are unrelated to the main plot, filled with rambling and useless plot.

It's definitely Phase 11. They'll use overwhelming numbers to drown him, and then he can still have... Well, recover? And then he'll master other skills to become even stronger.

As long as the author doesn't act like he's never seen a woman before, I'll keep watching. Women should be killed if they deserve it; anyone who dares to scheme against the protagonist shouldn't end up in bed with him just because she's pretty.

According to the description, you can only choose three options, so I chose 1, 7, and 11. Against enemy 11, there's no limit to the number of units you can use; you can endlessly mass produce units and overwhelm them. Then, stand at a distance and watch each clone unleash its ultimate attack, because clone 1 is permanent, meaning it's invincible and won't die. If a clone learns a good skill, use clone 7 to permanently acquire that skill. 🤔😂😂😂

Um, I looked at the description. The 1/11 version is practically invincible. Choosing 1 creates clones with a cooldown, but the 11 version has no maximum number, meaning you can create clones indefinitely, effectively negating the cooldown. Am I understanding correctly?

I would choose 1-7-11, where the clones exist permanently, can create an infinite number of clones, and all abilities gained by the clones are recycled! If you had trillions of clones, hiding in a safe place and cultivating for a year would give you trillions of years of cultivation, instantly making you a god or saint! Still not invincible? Just play it safe until you're invincible!

Seeking materials. 100 Clones, 100 identities, all customizable by you. Example: Name: Robert Race: Human Bringing the world: online payment Character trajectory: Discovered to be a time traveler, captured and placed in a minor world to farm, exploited and exploited until they were forced out of the internet. The protagonist retrieves them and obtains high-tech weaponry technology.

The protagonist's clone actually has a family, which is really ridiculous. The protagonist's goal is to take back the clone. Please don't tell me this is an eight-part romance. I'd rather see the protagonist as a cold-blooded killer.

I was drawn in by the title and synopsis, but it clearly didn't match what I was looking for.