Global Reincarnation: I Can Simulate Reincarnation Worlds

It's not bad so far. But seeing the protagonist's disability reminds me of a bunch of melodramatic revenge plots. It's best to gloss over it in a few chapters. These days, writing this kind of story is pretty melodramatic; we're not looking for a protagonist getting revenge. Very few are well-written.

The protagonist always does things for the group but spends his own money. He was seriously injured for the sake of the team, and when a teammate used a skill to heal himself, he was indebted to the team for saving his life. The problem lies in the very idea of ​​a sacred duel.

It's boring. You can get talents by simulating every day and even know the plot. Even a pig could become a god.

1. The way an ordinary person would write it: I put the battery into the flashlight. 2. The way a normal author would write: I stuffed two size D batteries into that somewhat worn-out flashlight. 3. The Water God's Writing: Now, I have an old-fashioned flashlight in my hand. Holding it, I feel uneasy.

The person who leaves this instance first should never come out again; it's too much of a bug. A little thought reveals it's a rule bug, a two-dimensional ability.

I don't mind if the protagonist has a cheat ability, but the cheat ability should be used appropriately and with restraint. It should be exciting and satisfying to watch, but also restrained to ensure the protagonist's personal experience and growth.

Feel free to post any worlds you'd like to see below, and I'll include them if I feel confident I can handle the task.

I'm so baffled. The protagonist has master-level archery skills that he trained himself, but all he learns are melee combat. The first world is Diablo, which has Amazons, and instead of Amazon skills, he learns assassin skills. Putting aside whether they're even useful, let me ask you, if someone didn't genuinely love something, would they train it to master level, especially since the…

By restricting all abilities in a game-like manner, forcing characters to do certain things all the time, weakening the protagonist, and creating increasingly melodramatic plots, the game's storyline becomes increasingly ridiculous.

Feel free to share any fun talents you've discovered below 😊