Only My Reincarnators Know the Plot

I feel that there is a problem with the writing rhythm. The slap-in-the-face events come one after another and the progress of the slap-in-the-face events is very slow. The key slap-in-the-face events are still relatively old-fashioned, which makes it tiring to read several chapters of the slap-in-the-face event where you can already tell the ending at one glance.

I don't know if the author has ever participated in the college entrance examination. Anyway, if we see someone sleeping in the examination room, it is impossible to force him. This kind of force is a slap in the face, and if you slap the face, you really can't stand it. Goodbye.

I hope the protagonist is in an orphanage and has no feelings for his classmates, is that okay? Don't write too much about the indigenous people. You can write more about the protagonist and Blue Star. Anything is fine.

This is the only book that covers the subject matter that I'm interested in but can read ten lines at a glance. Isn't it too watery? It feels like the protagonist is pretending to be B at the wrong time, and there are too many scenes of passers-by... In this genre, isn't it better for the protagonist to be low-key and pretend to be B behind the scenes than to be a loser? I couldn't stand it until I was halfway through it. The sea is all water... What a pity for such a good book...

The author makes ridicule and slap in the face the main part of the opening content. Isn't he afraid of dissuading readers? There is still no other interesting beginning. I have to write about a resolute protagonist who angrily denounces an unfair teacher and slaps an evil classmate in the face. I thought the main point of this book was the main god stream. The All-Gods stream is worse, and this urban slap-in-the-face stream is even more ordinary. Is it because the author is screening readers. If they can accept the previous content, they will definitely like it.

I honestly don't know what those comments are about. I read this novel based on the author's title. I thought it would be about a fight between reincarnations. Or build the main god space. Or fight against other gods. Or play a plot character. But I really didn't expect that I could go through the plot of the main god's space and planes in a few times. Write various show-off routines for interpersonal communication in the main world. This is the most speechless urban novel I have ever read

It's too stressful. The subject matter is good, but it's just unpleasant to watch. Stay honest behind the scenes, don't do so many urban routines, and make the social attributes more reasonable. Instead of a world full of monsters and NPCs for leveling, a world full of gods is all black and white. No matter how you look at it, it's weird. It's already opened up so much for the main mind, so don't complete the routine in the main world. Once in a while, it's okay, but if it happens too much, it will become a story that abuses the main character. After all, most of them like this kind of behind-the-scenes flow and all-in-one flow. They like invincible cool stories.

I thought it was a different kind of behind-the-scenes stream, but it turned out to be a campus stream of all gods?🐶

I just read Chapter 15, but I thought it was the main god stream + the universal god stream, but these 15 chapters are almost all about the protagonist being ridiculed and then the protagonist taunting his classmates and angrily criticizing the teacher. The author wrote more than 20 chapters in an exam incident in order to make the protagonist pretend to be a slap in the face. By the end, the whole school knew about the protagonist. He said he kept a low profile and immediately let him go. I thought that the protagonist had not gone through a weak period. How could he escape like this? Could it be that young people have been suppressed for too long? Can't understand the main character's actions.

The author recommends that you revise it a lot earlier, because I felt like vomiting after reading it before, and I specially rewarded it for commenting. Please don't have so many slap-in-the-face plots, okay?