The Rules Game: I Can Reload After Death

Is it interesting to write like this? Except for the protagonist, the clearance rate of everyone else is only 0.

The difficulty is too high. The protagonist has a golden finger to pass the level. Other players need to survive the level. The mortality rate is too high.

This, I think I have seen a similar plot somewhere...

I originally thought the title was boring, but after reading it I realized that the writing and conception are very good. The most rare thing is that the three views are very correct. It is a rare masterpiece. Come on, author, keep it up!

The writing style is okay, but I hope this is not a plagiarized book, because the first story is really familiar, it is very similar to the first story in a book I have read before. If so, I might think it's a bit far-fetched, but is the second one based on "The Beginning"? Really similar. Forgive me, the writing is actually quite good for a newbie. I will continue to follow it. I hope you, the author, are not plagiarists and don't let me down.

Healing games are about solving cases after the reality. I think the author is doing the opposite and adding a death rollback.

It's interesting. At present, it seems that the design of the rules is better than other similar books, and there is no attempt to sell the dog meat. The surface of the rules and its implicit conditions are consistent with each other. The reasoning part is well-founded. There are also restrictions on the golden finger, which is above the level of food and grass.

I feel like reality is a bit slow. I just want to read the next copy of the rules. Of course there should be book friends who like reality. It's just that I can't stand it.

*Death comes *But you refuse *For this, you are full of determination

The first scene of the family of three seems to have been read in another novel, including the part where the sister confesses that she is not the brother. Is there a grandma behind me?