I'm Reborn Again and Again in Hong Kong Island

It's not important whether it's done 100,000 times or not. What's important is that even after 100,000 times, it's still a pig-brained story, and the later parts are full of nonsense. It starts off with such a strong opening, but the characters' intelligence is underdeveloped later on.

Ten thousand times, learning so much knowledge and skills, hasn't your IQ improved? Also, your female lead is portrayed as someone who went out without her brain. Is this a killer who's been around for over ten years?

If you're still a pig after 100,000 attempts, what's the point of writing novels?

100,000 Times? That's probably a pig's brain.

There are 365 days in a year, 3650 days in ten years, and 36,500 days in a hundred years. How many is 100,000? Each rebirth takes eight hours, which is enough for a hundred years. Each rebirth takes one hour, which is 12 years. Even pigs could fly by then.

The protagonist never even saw the woman? She's always helping him, while the men are either killed or tricked. It's disgusting! 🤮

My entire fortune has been plundered by others; even if I reincarnate a hundred thousand times, it will all be in vain.

Repeating this 100,000 times a day, even if you die quickly, it would take hundreds of years for your body to develop.

The protagonist's intelligence seems to fluctuate wildly.

It was quite amazing before the loop was broken, but after it was broken, the protagonist's brain just couldn't keep up.