Infinite Reincarnation: I Am the Monster

In this situation where Infinite Streaming is showing weakness, especially when new works of Infinite Streaming are scarce and poisonous weeds are everywhere, this book can be said to be a masterpiece, as long as it is not poisonous.

Wonderful indeed. We have all reincarnated in the world, and there is no one who is not crazy. Only this kind of madness that devours the heavens and destroys all worlds can stand at the top. The winner of the first Kamixia War was Black Sakura. . The true king was born from countless darkness and sins.

I have now read Chapter 50, which is the world of demon slayers. From the current perspective, at least the author has a lot of ink to describe the battle scenes, but I think the character portrayal is very poor First of all, there is the protagonist. It can be seen from the title that the author wants to portray him in the direction of a "monster", but so far, there is no place where I can feel that the protagonist is a monster from the bottom of my heart. It all depends on the author exclaiming "this person is a monster" from the perspective of others. Moreover, the frequency of such side exclamations is extremely high. So what are the deepest impressions I have on the protagonist from what I've seen? The most outstanding impression should be that of "Martial Arts Genius". Tao Baibai's performance can be seen at a glance, and the moves of Fist Wish World can be used after just one look. At the same time, his body control ability is super strong. This is my deepest impression of the protagonist. As for other aspects, I can only say that various descriptions are contradictory. Let me give you a few simple examples. In the first copy, the author has been crazy about emphasizing that the protagonist has high intelligence, which of course is "calm". I won't say whether there are problems with that series of designs. Anyway, from the way of writing, I think the author wants to show a kind of battle of wits, which reflects the calm setting and the idea of ​​​​breaking through difficult situations. To put it bluntly, when the protagonist encounters problems that cannot be solved by force, he will try to solve the problem through strategy. This is what the author has emphasized several times. Although the protagonist is crazy, he is very "calm". Then entering the space, I remember that the reward for completing the novice mission is 1000 points, and then a clown character came, claiming to be a novice introduction to the protagonist, and offered a price of 300. The protagonist deliberately agreed without bargaining, and then happily paid after the other party took him around for a brief introduction. He revealed that he knew the other party had other ideas, but he didn't care. One-third of the final mission reward could be wasted. Of course I can see that this clown plot is to lead to the following chapters, but isn't this portrayal of the protagonist blunt and funny? If this clown doesn't have any extra ideas, just comes to try his luck, and meets a protagonist who takes advantage of him, what will be the expression without any follow-up text? The protagonist met someone who was malicious or murderous towards him. Without any research or understanding, he paid a high price and let the other person talk about it, introducing a bunch of things that he could probably know by just browsing. I can only see that the protagonist doesn't care about the rewards he has sacrificed his life and death for. What if there are one or two hundred points missing in subsequent purchases? Does this part of the plot correspond to the protagonist who has been emphasized in the previous chapters to be calm and intelligent? I can only tell that the author is rigidly developing the plot, and the portrayal of the protagonist only makes me feel sick. Then the next step is to get a mask and identity concealment. The price probably costs nearly one-third of the income. Let's not talk about whether this setting is reasonable or not. Anyway, the author emphasizes that this is an indispensable expenditure, so okay. I just want to know, for a protagonist who seems to be scheming from the front, why not study the expenditures in other areas first? Nearly one-third of the total points expenditure is not a small amount, right? If you don't have enough money to strengthen yourself, you will die directly in the next copy. What's the use of covering up this and that? Then there is face pinching. The face pinching must be invincibly ugly. According to the description, the NPC who helps pinch the face is so ugly that the price will increase. The other reincarnators I met exclaimed "Wow, it's a mental attack. I won't talk about whether this description is reasonable. I just want to ask what is the purpose of pinching such a face?" Before pinching the face, it was said that it was for the sake of caution, but it turned out to be conspicuous, and it made the NPC hate and disgusted other people. What kind of personality does it reflect about the protagonist? Calm? Intelligent? Or is it the so-called wow, this guy really looks like a monster? Or is it that he still has a wicked personality? At least from the previous plot, I didn't see this evil character at all. It can only be said that this is the author's fate again, and it is a bit embarrassing. At least when I saw this, I neither found it interesting nor realized the humor or anything the author wanted to express. Then I want to talk about what the author has always emphasized, that the protagonist is a "monster". What is the form of manifestation? Before entering the space, he had physical fitness far beyond ordinary people when he was young, and his fighting power could easily maim others. Therefore, people around him were afraid of the protagonist and called him a "monster". OK, I think this description is barely acceptable. To put it bluntly, it means that the combat power far exceeds that of ordinary people and makes others feel uneasy about their lives, so they respect the protagonist. So does this "monster" description refer to combat power? I don't think the author's idea is that the protagonist is a little crazy. To put it simply, the brain circuit is different from ordinary people, so he is like a monster, and it is not mainly reflected in his physical fitness. I don't think any of the following descriptions of this title fit. The first is the battle with the clown. Probably the clown threatens the life of the gangster who is attached to the protagonist and wants to make the protagonist retreat. The protagonist says it doesn't matter. The clown exclaims, "Why is the protagonist so cold and indifferent, not like a human being? What a "monster"! What can be seen from this? From the whole battle, I can only see that the protagonist has a different fanaticism for fighting than ordinary people, hoping to fight with people with similar strength to him. To put it bluntly, he has the image of a martial arts idiot here. Is this worthy of a person who has been a reincarnationist for a period of time to exclaim a monster? Then comes the Demon Slayer chapter, where the surrounding reincarnators are often afraid of the protagonist and feel that the protagonist is like a monster. Where is this reflected? Is the protagonist trying to scare his teammates? Or is the protagonist moody? I didn't even notice it. In terms of action, I can only say that the protagonist is very powerful in combat and likes to fight. If he chases a group of ghosts alone and runs away, is he a monster? If we describe it from the perspective of madness, I think it is definitely not madness for the sake of madness. It is the most shark-like and meaningless kind. I think the best way to describe a so-called crazy person is to have an obsession that you must persist in even if everyone thinks you are abnormal and unreasonable. For example, if you have an extremely high sense of morality, others will do anything for their own benefit. This person is not. His moral sense is far higher than that of ordinary people. Not only is he a messenger of justice, but he also has to take care of everything. At the same time, his strength is far beyond that of ordinary people. He will knock others down and force others to reason when there is nothing wrong. I don't think this kind of character design is very good, but at least I think it is reasonable for other supporting characters to exclaim that this is a "madman". As for the protagonist who sometimes goes crazy and emphasizes the need to be calm and avoid the edge when encountering strong enemies or special situations, I think at least he cannot be considered a bastard. To sum up, I feel that in the characterization of the protagonist, madness is not reflected, and the invincible strength is not the direction of the monster that the author wants to portray. The strategy is the same, and the intelligence sometimes feels normal and sometimes looks like a shark's arm. It is difficult to feel the personality charm of the protagonist. To put it bluntly, after reading 50 chapters, there is nothing except the impression of martial arts genius. However, martial arts genius can only be a person's ability, and it does not reflect the character or core of the character. It's because the protagonist's character is too casually portrayed that I feel that the protagonist's behavior is just one thing at a time. Anyway, I want to ask, will this novel get better and better as it gets written in the future? Or is this already the norm? If it is the second type, please tell me if you have read it and I will not pursue it. I personally like unlimited flow novels. Judging from the introduction, it is a genre that I would like. However, when I read it, I felt something that I didn't like, so I spent some time trying to come up with some ideas. If the author feels it is offensive, just delete it.

It's extremely poisonous. I've read about 100 chapters. The protagonist has been intellectualized by the Virgin. I feel like a clown is mentally retarded. I've always described the protagonist as a monster, cold-blooded and self-interested. But I really didn't see it. He didn't kill anyone who discovered the secret during the mission. He relied on the kindness of others and wouldn't reveal the protagonist's special sequence. Go, the protagonist is obviously weak now, but I don't know how many people who are stronger than the protagonist are looking for the protagonist in this special sequence. It seems really smart, and others are actively hunting others to increase their strength. The protagonist will only passively defend, and will only kill the opponent when others attack. The plot tasks are also in front of you. Even if you don't kill him, he is obviously an enemy. He has always emphasized that the protagonist is cold-blooded, cruel, and will do whatever it takes to become stronger. But this is not the case. Compared with other reincarnations, this is a saint. It is obvious that the protagonist has the ability to actively hunt and gain greater benefits, which is greater than the mission rewards. He also does saint things, but he will do it for himself. I made excuses to prove my cold persona. It was laughable, and the plot was frustrating. The girl wanted to kill the protagonist, and the protagonist let him go. He only killed men but not women. He was tricked by the woman like a dog, but he didn't get angry and didn't kill him. He licked an unjust dog. Depending on the plot development, he wanted to be an official dog. He didn't even know that he was on a chain.

It's almost tied and I can't stand it any longer. Why can the protagonist be so depressed? I read the title "Invincible" and thought this book would be highly recommended, but it turned out that it wasn't as enjoyable as the previous book. Starting from the spell, every world has a team of reincarnations that are one level higher than the protagonist to compete with the protagonist. Even if the protagonist's evaluation in space is high, wouldn't it be okay to give him a higher difficulty level in the main quest and world level? What is the significance of having to fight with reincarnations who are higher than him? There should be a slight information gap compared to the higher-level natives, but the high-level reincarnation team is a bit too exaggerated. Every time the protagonist becomes stronger, the opponents will become more outrageous, and this secondary world is even more outrageous. The title-bearer-level team and the parallel-level team are placed in the same world, and there is not even a single exceptional parallel-level team. Can this kind of training method be called raising Gu? Aren't you just killing these low-level people?

Shuiyou: "Wry smile?, The author likes wry smile?" The author was stunned and said with a wry smile. Looking at the water friend, : "What's wrong with a wry smile?" Can this introduction be changed to a wry smile?

The summary is very good, "It's hard to see the protagonist going too smoothly"

I've finished watching One Piece now. Let's talk briefly about the protagonist first. A creature in human skin that is too mutilated to be called a human (the description of monsters before One Piece is a joke). The opening sheet accidentally entered the strong battlefield. The paper is not clearly divided. It doesn't matter whether you read it or not. The description is very pale. The moon demon did not kill the protagonist and was patched later, so skip it. Car capsules kill Tao Baibai, highlights. The biggest problem with this book is the realistic description. He has been described as a monster, but that description... The description of the monster before Pirates. It's like Brother Siberian Tiger shouting, "Everyone has seen me, I'm announcing something..." Full of flaws. Then there is the issue of growth. It's okay to grow slowly, but your curse blood comes from the same source. The perfect creature doesn't add any spirit. Too much pressure on combat power, 100% compensation through spiritual power... It's hard to judge. There is also the auction of compound No. 5, The final auction method, both eyes are black, it is difficult to comment, maybe this is a monster From the beginning of entering the pirates, this book becomes more interesting. Little people. Captain Corey, the radiance of humanity. At the same time, the description of the monsters in this copy is on the right track, not as pale as before. After taking Luffy's arm, he finally became hardened. But then I don't want to talk about the description of the dropped items from Enel. And the moon demon is very clown and then this space. Winner takes all, not incremental. The first-order influence on the second-order is very small. Eat both ends. The resources of the current tier must be consumed. The resources in the lower tiers also need to be consumed. A newcomer's nightmare.

He is a rat-headed and snake-tailed person, his character design is not good, and his personality is not lovable. It is better to just be born but bully the weak and fear the strong.

The image of the supporting characters was quite successful, and I was disgusted by the supporting characters. Qingzong and his gang are really awesome. After Cao Qi died, there was Senxia. After Senxia died, there will be others to continue one after another. The protagonist obviously has the strength to crush them, so he just left us disgusting. He also won the six-star bounty competition like a clown, and the final winner 🌹