Escape from the Virtual World

After reading it in one sitting, although it was not thrilling, I still had a rising sense of anticipation. The protagonist has two friends who he can confide in, and he tells the story of his rebirth. This is rare in rebirth novels, but paired with two friends, it makes people feel very warm. The setting of being unable to exit the game is in domestic game novels. To be honest, this is the first time I have seen it. It also rationalizes the acquisition of doomsday resources and the refresh and upgrade of monsters. This setting is really eye-catching. Moreover, there are other people who can exit the game, but the protagonist cannot. This contrast is really touching. The protagonist also handled the character with deep emotions in his past life very naturally. Next is personal opinion When the protagonist learns that he cannot quit, why does he not ask about the impact of his inability to quit the game on his parents when he thinks of being able to make up for his parents after rebirth, and how to deal with the impact of the protagonist's inability to quit the game team's parents? To be honest, the character of Nuomi is a bit facial, which is weird. I feel that the author is not good at describing women. The behavior of women in the article is very... Well... Very unnatural. Generally speaking, it feels very artificial... Also, why is it that at first the protagonist is described as "pursuing the ordinary, preferring to be lackluster" but later he misappropriates his wife's money to pretend to be a wealthy man, and forces his friends to quit his team for the sake of military rank... And the subsequent entry into the villain camp is not consistent with the initial description... In addition, it would be nice if there could be more character profiles of the two friends...