I Can Synthesize Transcendent Genes Without Limit

The second book I fully subscribed to had its second rollback too hastily, making the plot progression incredibly difficult and ruining the reading experience. A one-day rollback was barely acceptable, and the first one was even timely, but this second rollback was completely unnecessary. It felt like padding the story, and if the rolled-back plot were repeated, the book would be ruined.

This book, especially the one with the "rewinding" supernatural talent, kept rewinding again and again, and I started to get annoyed and skipped around. Eventually, it became tedious, so I skipped dozens of chapters, only to find I couldn't understand it anymore. What was originally a pretty good book was ruined like this.

What utter garbage! It's like a completely different person writing this ever since we passed that elite trial. The titles are all just "kill, kill, kill." Did that elder come out to whitewash the Old Gods? It's contradictory. Did they change writers? Or did the studio acquire it?

The book's ending was ruined from the point where a hundred years had passed since the protagonist returned; it was the part where things had changed and people were no longer the same.

I'd like to ask how many people abandoned the book after the second rollback?

Ugh... At first, I thought I'd found a decent read, but after reading over 100 chapters, they started adding new settings, then rolled back the game, and even after that, the progress stopped. They kept adding all sorts of weird and wonderful things, making it completely incomprehensible. The setting is messed up; I'm giving up.

The writing is decent, but it drags on; it's only been a little over two months. The title is catchy, but the content... Oh, it's still just a low-level nobody. Especially the "second rebirth" part—it's completely unnecessary. Repeating low-level content leads to reader fatigue. Besides showing off at a low level, what you can't win will still be what you can't win.

There's nothing there, just killing, killing, killing. Money is used to buy meat. I've seen hundreds of these killing games. 😁

Having read up to chapter 186, here is a summary: 1. The combat power is inconsistent, and the protagonist's level and strength are incomprehensible; 2. The ability to rewind time after death is great, but the author inexplicably introduces a character for the protagonist to absorb and gain this ability, making the transition very poor.

I've deleted the book and left. This rewinding is disgusting; each of the three rewinds is more awful than the last.