Infinity Begins on the Edge of Tomorrow

I came here for Edge of Tomorrow. This book is based on a world where people from Earth travel to a different world. The people in this world include ordinary people with superpowers and transformed people. The country the protagonist just traveled to is hostile to people with superpowers. It took more than ten years from the time the superpower appeared in a teenager until he was caught for experimentation. Finally, the protagonist entered the main god's space and began an infinite plot. It is a novel that combines the two themes of traveling through the supernatural world and the main god space. Through the main god space, you can strengthen yourself and then fight in the real world. I don't know if it is innovative and well written, but I just don't like it haha. In the Edge of Tomorrow world, he has transformed from a small piece of cabbage into an old coin. I don't understand how he learned the knowledge. After all, how did he learn it after repeating it every day and without saving it? You can choose from the information, but there is no explanation on how to obtain some things that require time to accumulate or are difficult to access. Anyway, I learned a lot of knowledge like a one-day reincarnation novel. In fact, what I want to know most is whether the protagonist still has the skill of death and resurrection after finishing Edge of Tomorrow. I watched several plots later and did not mention it. I didn't want to watch it since the end of A Nightmare on Elm Street. I just jumped here to watch the gambling world. I couldn't watch the smuggling battle until the next dungeon. The plot written by the author is still niche, or targeted at certain groups of people. It doesn't suit the appetite of a veteran like me.

The first time I played a big game, I got 2 billion points, but the second time I had to rely on hard work and didn't prepare to restrain items. Ordinary difficulty level? Wrong! Nightmare level, not bad! Freddy was killed and resurrected too quickly. Normally, it shouldn't be a nightmare that would lead to resistance and then death. Later, it was discovered that Freddy could be brought into reality and killed. Now I kill Freddy at the beginning, only to be resurrected the next day and start killing him. This is obviously more dangerous than the first battlefield. This is where the mortality rate starts at 70%.

It's a big start, and it should be closed later, but once tomorrow's plot is over, I really can't watch it anymore. I've watched Edge of Tomorrow a lot, it's also my favorite movie, and I think the parts about Tomorrow are reasonable. Did the author study tomorrow's plot just for a beginning?

So boring

A good book, but not bad either.