Infinite Loop, I Was Forced to Speed Pass

What is the most important resource in the world where Pig's Foot lives? It's a superpower. The so-called Superpower Management Bureau allows you to take away the authority of Fatty. Where is your so-called credit? Authority is the foundation of world order. I gave it to you even if you don't have any background. The reason is that there is a shortage of talents and they forcefully suppress intelligence.

The writing is good, but Pig's Foot doesn't look like a person who reincarnates indefinitely. It doesn't have the same feeling as in Edge of Tomorrow, and the supporting characters' personalities are not distinctive enough.

A very qualified fast-food novel, with a good grasp of the transitions and transitions, and the tension and excitement keep your attention stuck on it. But the characters in the work have no hearts.

If there are two archives, I will feel much more comfortable. One is no problem, but blind saving is very problematic. The protagonist doesn't even go back and clean the tail. This is considered a bit poisonous. I'll tell you if I can handle it later. After all, it's only 13w, and the settings haven't been opened yet.

Is the timeline where the reader is on obsolete?

I think there are many objections to the save point in Chapter 31, just because this save location is stupid enough

Very qualified fast food article. Advantages: 1. The rhythm is appropriate. Even if the details of the characters are not very good, you can still watch it without realizing it. Disadvantages: 1. The character description is not up to standard, it is too taken for granted. The supporting characters in it all feel very stupid and look like NPCs. 2. There are logical loopholes in the ability worldview. In it, abilities can be obtained through killing, but the worldview is very peaceful. This is obviously unreasonable, and as of the latest chapter, no multi-ability person has appeared!

The protagonist's behavior pattern is too obvious, and it clearly tells others that you are also a prophet. Obviously, there has been an analysis of the behavior pattern of prophets before, that is, they are extremely meticulous in doing things, but in the latest chapter, you are so bold and make it clear that you are telling others that you are a prophet.

If prophets all have the ability to archive, then the timelines of different prophets' archive points will be different, which will create a paradox. Moreover, the protagonist's archive is a bit random. If targeted, it may cause the file to die.

Chapter 31 covers the initial archive. The author's perspective is different from the reader's perspective. This is toxic.

File readers, that is, time loopers, are actually incomprehensible existence in any society. First of all, the file reader has the unconventional "immortality" attribute. Unless the file is dead, such as the file loading point is suppressed in the deep sea or outer space, he will die immediately after rebirth. In fact, the way for file readers not to commit suicide is very simple: unless you pass a certain major stage perfectly, you will never save. Such file readers truly exist without solutions. To sum up, before reaching the so-called "perfect clearance of a certain stage", the file reader will continue to try and make mistakes without distinction or lower limit, and the price is the entire universe used for trial and error in this timeline, including the file reader of this timeline himself. Isn't this the fourth natural disaster? To put it mildly, the negative impact caused by file readers is a large-scale disaster, such as the "big" vote of the prophet Herana in the article. But in fact, the reader will mess up a timeline every time, then abandon this completed timeline and himself on that timeline, retrace his memory, and reopen the timeline until he "completes the level". Behind every perfect clearance are countless tattered timelines and countless corpses of the file readers themselves. Don't think that the so-called file reading is the real "immortality". As mentioned before, its "immortality" attribute is unconventional. He feels that he is not dead. That is because the self in the new timeline carries the memory of his past self, and his past self has already completely died in the previous timeline. If you play too much, it is not impossible for one person to collapse the timeline of the entire universe. And will the reader have any so-called humanity in the end? It's very simple. Is there a fourth natural disaster in human nature? In a world where superpowers are ubiquitous, there will be great powers who are aware of the terrifying destructive power of such time-based superpowers. Time and space-based superpowers are the two most lawless categories, and they will achieve mutual transformation under certain conditions, such as No. 5 In "The Umbrella Academy". So any authority would rather kill a person with powers of any time and space system, especially a file reader like the "prophet" in this article, than let them go. Anyone or any group would do this.

As the title says, I feel like there are a lot of pitfalls nowadays, 1. Superpowers First of all, there is no upper limit on the number of superpowers, and they can be transferred too casually. In this case, it is better for the big countries to say that there are saints who try their best to maintain order. A small country, a slum, must be raising Gu. After the Gu King is raised, the remaining poor people will be the Gu King's livestock. All information related to superpowers will be blocked. If someone wants to awaken their superpowers, they will definitely jump out, and then the Gu King will harvest the superpowers. 2. Death of the Prophet How did the previous prophets die? The first two prophets died in mysterious ways, one committed suicide and the other was shot. How weird is it to think that the timeline the protagonist is currently in is the timeline where the previous prophets failed? I hope the author will not dig a hole but not bury it 3. Archive The only way I can think of to kill the prophet is to save him just before dawn, killing him at a speed that he absolutely cannot avoid, which is the so-called dead file. I think the reason why the protagonist still saves frequently even though he understands this It's just that the author is too lazy to write repeated plots. As a result, the more I read back, the more I feel like I have to bury minefields in the archives. It's really far-fetched to arrange it this way even though the protagonist knows the concept of deadlock 4. Behavioral motivation The protagonist's current purpose is also a bit unclear. Is it to improve his strength? There is no need to go to great lengths to find the suspect. There are as many outlaws and superpowers as there are in the black zone. Even if you are too lazy to go, the people and colleagues at the superpower club not only know the basics, but the quality is guaranteed. Wouldn't it be faster and more convenient to kill someone secretly and blame it on the suspect?

The protagonist's superpower is to control stool!

I am Shennong, this is a good book

It's okay to read novels in the Dead or Not Dead section. What you want to read is the story written by the author. This is my idea that others don't know. Besides, I also want to see the protagonist die one more time and then find a way to break through the game after thousands of attempts. Only in this way can it be interesting and exciting, otherwise it will be a bit bland. Of course, I will read it even if it is bland because it is a novel with this theme. I don't understand why many people require the protagonist to have a perfect file? The reason why many novels are good at first but then stop being good is because of the influence of readers. I just want to see the protagonist stabbed in the stomach and still calmly despise the enemy. Rather than having invincible abilities and still being a mouse.

Updated ten days ago. I knew it. Nothing. Pooh

I made my solemn promise to put it on the shelves, and I did it without even an excuse.

The main character's heart was obviously penetrated, but no one believed that someone would kill him. The writing later on was also very rough and confusing.