They Are All Reincarnators, You Are the Only One Who Suffers from Your Experience

He can still be resurrected, I really can't stand it anymore. The protagonist's father died and was not resurrected. The enemies died and a lot of resurrection items were used. It's really like a lone star. Anyone related to the protagonist deserves to die.

If you kill someone in the reincarnation space, you won't be able to resurrect him in reality, right? That's poisonous. Unless the resurrection props in reality are really bad, they must be in the hands of the upper class, and they won't be released. After all, if you can't produce them yourself, you will lose one if you use one. No one will think it's too much.

Is there a possibility that the resurrection items are a bit cheap, the enemy will be resurrected after death, and the biological father will be dead? The protagonist has to sacrifice to heaven, right?

The loopholes are relatively large. The protagonist's father is a senior school officer, and he will die from serious injuries. Without a resurrection card, he is worse than a minor villain.

It's watchable and smooth, but there's a strong sense of fragmentation. It's recommended not to play the female lead role.

It's really boring to have these bitter feuds at the beginning and end up at the end of the game.

After reading the first three chapters, I came here to check it out. This is just my personal opinion. In the first three chapters, it is written that the protagonist is living under the fence, his parents are dead, his father was a military personnel, and the treasures obtained from the adjutant's death in a sneak attack were sent to the top. Maybe the author is writing about a completely imaginary world. There is such a betrayal in the army, but it is not held accountable, and it is strange that such a team is not destroyed because it does not take care of the family members of the military and just let it go.

The reincarnation space obtains resources, and the proficiency system improves skills. There is no conflict between the two. The protagonist is a failure. With 50 reincarnation points, he still owes the reincarnation space reincarnation points. The protagonist is really a failure. Even if he has some brains, the two systems should complement each other. This is such a failure. One more thing I want to say is that the protagonist's proficiency is to practice the skills to a high level, but the results are not reflected. You said that you should be stronger after practicing your skills. In the results, you can't see where you are stronger. Instead, you owe a lot of debt. I would say that you should not let me complete the task honestly.

Are martial arts and martial arts skills integrated? Are there any other people who charge money to upgrade and have the same effect as your own upgrade? If it is the same, what is the significance of your liver experience?

Alas, the recommendations are all first-rate, can you watch them? It's so annoying, and there's no shielding

Can he be resurrected in reality? Abandoned

Speechless, even the spiritual energy in the reincarnation can't be used, but in the end the exercises can be used. . . . .

Human beings are all smart and there are no fools. If he discovers that his father fails to deal with this situation, he will immediately turn into the law of the jungle. I am strong, so those of you who are weaker than me will go up to the thunder first.

Face the same task. A waste of energy traveling through time for the protagonist. Matching system.

'Ah Bin's academic performance is not ideal

Here's a small suggestion: change the word "woman" in the profile to "beauty" to make it look more aspirational.

I'm speechless. I can still create a child of destiny.