
A Certain Movie Hero’s Retired Reincarnator
某美影的退休轮回者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Your level has been reset to zero, and has your brain been reset to zero too? You have absolutely no knowledge of fantasy techniques, magical arts, or science fiction. Is the Reincarnation Space some kind of construction site? After so many reincarnations, all you do is dust and leave nothing in your mind.
The humorous protagonist boasts about his rich reincarnation experiences, claiming he'll crush everyone once his genetic lock is unlocked, while simultaneously enduring the most painful beatings and suffering the most setbacks. The other gunslinger, with over 600 chapters, suffers fewer setbacks than in a few dozen chapters. After all that, he still emphasizes how amazing his future genetic lock will be. I'd call him the American version of Ah Q.
The number one person below the main god = protagonist = the main god's dog 🐶 = at the beginning, he was tricked by the main god and lost everything, including his original body and strength. He was also fooled by the main god with words that even a dog wouldn't believe, like an idiot. In short, the protagonist is a brain-dead idiot who somehow manages to reincarnate 9,999 times without dying.
I can't hold back anymore! I came to see a max-level pro wreaking havoc in the comics, not to watch some trash babbling on and on.
I suggest changing the title to "A Max-Level Barbarian Invades Marvel". I don't know what the author's mentality is. They keep emphasizing the "max-level expert" and 999 missions? Does 999 missions mean entering the same world? They seem to know absolutely nothing about any system? Besides shooting a gun and driving, what else can they do?
A powerful figure who conquered the entire God Realm can still get humiliated in the starting village, twice nearly killed by nameless nobodies. That's incredibly weak.
The protagonist, a powerful figure who has fought his way through the main god's space, has already been nearly killed twice in the newbie village. 🙂
Hahaha, I like what the first poster said. Always bragging about dominating the universe? Over 60 chapters and still considered trash? Big-Eared TuTu universe?
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The book's pacing is messed up.
The beginning was alright. Although there wasn't a clear power system, the protagonist's smooth growth was evident through the comparisons and trampling of various characters in the story. The first problem is that the protagonist gets caught up in family issues. American comics have a very high power system; Fast & Furious is at the bottom, meaning it can't accompany the protagonist's growth.