I Can Experience 99 Lives at Once

Suddenly, I feel so heartbroken. Xiao Shuai, you've persevered all these years. This is the result, but there's no turning back...

Li Yalin's era is over; now it's Lynn's.

I didn't expect you to start doing this kind of simultaneous time travel story too... Personally, I think it's a type of toxic story.

You couldn't hold back from the start. You think you can go back to Earth after experiencing ninety-nine? Why go back to Earth? Aren't the women outside more appealing? Aren't they bigger?

My evaluation of this book in three words: not good.

Personally, I think the reason why Xiao Shuai's books are no longer good is largely due to the characters' personalities. The second major reason is that the story isn't finished before moving on to the next place.

You've been writing for over ten years and haven't made any progress. You're mindlessly suppressing your level and being forced to open the map. You should read more online novels. You've turned a semi-invincible style into a frustrating style. If you keep sticking to your old ways, Xiao Shuai, you'll really be outdated.

Can someone help me count how many books are in the Li Yalin series? And what about the infinite upgrade contract-based genre?!

There's not much to say; the third world is really weak. It should have been the world where you could level up the fastest, but it was just so-so. The first world didn't have as many monsters, and they were more widely distributed. The second world required potions, but in the third world, monsters were practically everywhere, especially goblins—you know what I mean. Having to play that kind of power struggle, all that scheming and backstabbing, is really annoying.

Look closely, this man is called Xiao Shuai, and he's currently writing a novel...