Reborn Before Doomsday: My Backer Is the State
重生末日前：我的后盾是国家
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I understand why everyone is so excited about this book. Because it's freaking good.
The subject matter isn't original, but the plot is consistently engaging and engaging, with no silly moments. If it maintains this level of quality until its release, and even includes a climax at launch, I guarantee it will reach 10,000 subscriptions.
It was the title that ruined its chances of not making it into the top ten new books.
I've passed by this book several times, but the title never sparked my interest in clicking on it 😂. Luckily, I read the comments section, or I would have missed out on such a great book.
Watching the first apocalypse is enough.
Well, to put it simply, the first apocalypse was awesome. The second one felt like a complete downgrade. You supposedly had a battery revolution? But it didn't really show up. Mountain teams were carrying supplies by hand, solving the energy density problem—with 26 years of technology, everyone could have powered armor by now.
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I've currently read up to chapter 204 and caught up to the latest chapter. Here are my thoughts: 1. This book is passable, though not quite a masterpiece yet, for the following reasons. 2. The protagonist and the Reaper civilization are inherently unequal, but the protagonist has the advantage because he possesses the ability to infinitely restart cycles, giving him unlimited opportunities.
The foreigners in the previous scenes were portrayed as brainless and incompetent.
It must be admitted that some foreigners are intelligent enough to deduce what Tokyo University is planning based on subtle clues and observations, thus prompting their own countries to join the apocalyptic plan. Ultimately, humanity forces the protagonist to unite and coordinate resource allocation—unfortunately, the author couldn't write that.
The author will definitely write this book well, please support me!!
During the new book launch period, reading and monthly votes are very important. I humbly request your support, dear readers!
This is really well written; I've given you my money!
The first few chapters captivated me. Many novels that focus on currying favor with the government overlook a crucial element of satisfying storytelling: the process of gaining the trust of superiors without resorting to gimmicks or idiocy. So far, the plot here is tight and logical, making it, in my opinion, the best written in this genre.
It wasn't as good as some reviews suggested; it was just slightly above average.
The protagonist repeatedly travels back in time during the ten days leading up to the apocalypse. While the theme of time loops is not new, the protagonist in this book chooses to cooperate with the power of the state after his rebirth. By leveraging the rapid mobilization capabilities of the state apparatus and the synergy of the scientific research and industrial systems, he searches for clues…
The book's biggest flaw is its lack of projections into future technological developments. After the first flashback victory, a brief mention of superconducting batteries is made, but there's no further description of the second flashback point. It feels as if the world remained unchanged during the 34 years the protagonist spent in hibernation, and the descriptions of ordinary people's engineering contributions 34 years later are largely the same as those from 34 years prior.