Reincarnation Paradise: A Mage with Absurd Luck

In the original novel, the mosquitoes eat the book. In the mid-to-late game, a perfect score is a symbol of high quality, without any additional rarity or attribute markings. As for Lei Yan's rating description, I have added it back, but it seems that the comment was automatically removed after I changed it. I apologize for that.

Seeing the discussions about the monk in the book reviews, I'll briefly explain. In the early stages, the character follows an elemental magic path, but later shifts towards a fate-based mage, with secondary training in techniques (the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception are used to enhance these techniques).

Many readers feel that the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception is too overpowered and invincible, but this is only a superficial phenomenon; it is an effect achieved only when certain conditions are met. The prerequisites for using the Mystic Eyes of Death Perception are actually very strict. You need to understand the target's concept of death in order to see the target's death line.

A sudden inspiration led to the creation of the entire meme. (I only used those that I had seen and that fit the table relatively well. The pictures in the "Picture 17" section are all ones I quite like. I hope there will be less "poison detection". Please.) (Crimson Reincarnation has been completed; updates for Assassin's Creed and Silver Moon Rebirth are pending.)

I think I've figured it out: those who write fanfiction about the cycle of reincarnation swarm like mosquitoes, eventually leading to discontinuation. 🐶

The initial success made the author arrogant. Now, everyone's probably leaving, tsk tsk tsk. This author is also stubborn, refusing to admit that writing about a particular character was a mistake. If 7pm were free like Tomato, you could write however you want; Tomato doesn't rely on readers for its livelihood. 7Pm does rely on readers; without subscriptions and donations, hahaha.

Dude, your style of doing this cycle is just like a mosquito's, but you've mastered the art of taking leave perfectly.

Read thirty chapters Something's off about the atmosphere. It's too relaxed. The cheat codes are ridiculously high. Seeing the Warscythe makes me want to give up. The mage is using all sorts of techniques, everything's so commonplace. This mentality is more suited to Apocalypse than Reincarnation.

The beginning looked good, so I booked it all. But then I saw that all the chapter comments disappeared. Hasn't the author realized the problem yet? If they don't pay attention, nobody will read it anymore. The pace is too slow. Fate insisted on creating a plot twist, but the twist felt a bit forced, and the protagonist's world missions were manipulated, making the difficulty level extremely high…

I've been hoarding this for a while and it's still not over. Waiting for the godlike content... I'm really unmoved by this one-person challenge.