With an Immortality Skill, I Can Reload Forever

Um, just my personal opinion. Speechless =_=. The author clearly ran out of ideas, which is why they gave the protagonist a plausible injured father, right? So the protagonist would easily agree to the unreasonable terms. The previous text mentioned a level 9 being dead for nearly 50 years, a problem that couldn't be solved, being resolved, and an S-level map—the value of which is already…

Although timid and weak, it's undeniably beautiful! Keep up the good work, author! (﹡ˆOˆ﹡)

I'd like to ask you all, what do you think of this book? After browsing through the comments, the reviews were mixed. No one mentioned the core point, such as whether it was enjoyable to read? (The core element of a title that clearly sounds like a wish-fulfillment story). Thank you everyone

This is a rather unique novel I've seen; the subject matter is very novel: it has dungeons, rules, and humor. It's similar to post-apocalyptic and game-themed novels, with science fiction elements and urban settings! Definitely worth looking forward to!

The protagonist's goal is clear: to save his father (the ultimate goal). While the beginning is commendable, later on, when it comes to exchanging favors, he simply gives away all his leverage... Without any understanding of the true value of his resources. How many lives could a single path map save? How many lives could be saved from sacrifice?

Time cannot be reversed (this is an unsolvable problem), so each time the protagonist reloads a save, it's like starting a new parallel world. The protagonist dies in the first parallel world and is resurrected in the second. But in the first parallel world, although the protagonist died, the world itself didn't die, and other life forms didn't die either; things remained the same.

I'm genuinely baffled. Does not dying mean you're not afraid? You're not afraid of pain? This part of the description is completely blank. So, are all of you authors like Wolverine, immune to pain? Being injured is very painful. Have you ever seen the most anxious person in the world? There's a kind of pain that's painful just to look at...

For these four monthly votes I've given you, could you please feature this post? 😏

Seeing a fat person at the beginning makes me sick. I don't discriminate against fat people, I just find the trope of fat people being the standard in novels disgusting.

I've read over 130 chapters, especially the part about the ghost school. It keeps taking me back several days to the previous point. I remember this save point adds about a minute each time, so you'd have to commit suicide at least 50 times to go back a day, and around 100 times to go back 3-4 days... _(:з)∠)_ So, the question is, what level is the main character now?