With an Immortality Skill, I Can Reload Forever

Um, personal opinion. Speechless =_=. The author obviously couldn't figure out the route, so he wrote a reasonably injured father for the protagonist, right? So that the protagonist can easily agree to the unreasonable treaty. In the previous article, I wrote about the problem of dying at level 9 and not being able to solve it after 50 years, as well as the S-level map. This value is already ridiculously high. But even one medicine 💊 can't be replaced. If you force it just to make the protagonist act cool and cool, and if you force the reader to be smarter, you are blatantly feeding him poison.

Although I am timid and weak, I can't help but look good Come on, author ( ﹡ˆoˆ﹡ )

Let me ask you Shennong, how do you like this book? After browsing around, the reviews are mixed. No one mentioned the core points, such as is it fun to watch? (This is the core element of the title that is refreshing at first glance) Thank you everyone

This is one of the more unique novels I have seen with novel themes: there are copies, there are rules, and there are jokes. It is similar to the apocalyptic theme, similar to the game theme, with science fiction color and urban plot! Worth the wait!

The protagonist's goal is very clear to save his father (the highest goal), but the first part is very good, but when it comes to the exchange of interests for the things used later, he directly gives her his chips, gives them to her. . . Then I have no idea how big the bargaining chip is in my hand, how many people can be saved by a road map, how many people can save their lives, what a big bargaining chip it is, and how much benefit it can get in the international arena (I haven't seen the back, so I don't know if there is an international one). The protagonist just wanted a medicine. This medicine was researched and would be beneficial to everyone, and then rejected it on the grounds that it would consume too much manpower and material resources (of course the chips were gone. I don't know if the protagonist changed anything later). . . It's just to give the protagonist a goal. (The above are all personal opinions)

Time cannot be turned back (this is an unanswerable topic), so every time the protagonist loads a file, it is equivalent to reopening a parallel world. The protagonist dies in the first parallel world, and then is resurrected in the second parallel world. However, in the first parallel world, although the protagonist dies, the world does not die, and other life forms do not die either, so it remains the same. After all, the protagonist is not playing games, but saving and loading files 🤔 Similarly, I personally feel that a world with a large number of parallel worlds must be fragile. After all, being able to actively open parallel worlds casually gives me a feeling It feels a bit like Marvel. The Flash, a noob, can actually travel through time (parallel world??). Each of them looks awesome, but he can kill his head with a gun. I can't figure out how his mortal body can withstand the pressure of time and space.

I really wonder, are you not afraid if you don't die? You are not afraid of pain. This part of the description is completely blank. You co-authors are all Wolverines. They are immune to pain. It is very painful for the body to be hurt. Have you seen the most disturbed person in the world? There is a kind of pain that hurts just looking at it...

Just for my 4 monthly passes, can you give me some extra 😏

I feel disgusted when I see a fat guy at the beginning. I don't discriminate against fat people, but I just think the standard fat guy routine is too disgusting.

I have read more than 130 chapters, especially when I saw the ghost school. I kept going back to a few days ago. I remember that each archive was one minute longer. You have to commit suicide at least 50 times to go back to one day ago, and about 100 times to go back to 3.4 Days ago. . _(:з)∠)_Then the question is, what level is the protagonist now?