New Game Plus: They’re All Out to Get Me

It's a very good-looking, classic second-game time travel game. The protagonist starts to search for and save his five "Paper Man" wives, each of whom has his own chapter. Although the others always occupy a part of the chapter, the protagonist later learns that he is the only one who owns the second game. It is because the "speed pass" has prevented the sub-world tree from being destroyed. The last two heroines discovered that the protagonist is abnormal and pull the protagonist back and even time-travel. After that, the protagonist returned to reality to look for the two heroines. He lost his memory due to the dimension upgrade but was still picked up by one of the heroines. He later recovered his memory, traveled back through time, and recalled the players who had retired due to clearance to defeat the "Source Lord". Later, he learned from the "Source Lord" that after the main world tree of the "game world" was about to face a "cold wave" two thousand years later, "Advent 3" was produced to allow several descendants to guide the "players" in the protagonist's world to fight against each other.

It's very interesting. If you want to see something good, you must go see it.

I had to fill it up after reading it. I read it all night and many days. I highly recommend it. I have read relatively few time travel game articles, but this book is amazing. If its chapters can be expanded, it can be compared with Full-time Sword Cultivator. This is still too short, otherwise it is completely comparable. It is still unfinished. I can write more at the end, but it is too brain-consuming and too brain-dead.

It's very beautiful. I recommend it all the time. I regret it for a second after watching it and regret for a second if I don't watch it.

It's pretty good to watch, of course I'm talking about the plot.

It makes my scalp numb when I write it, my brother is really awesome.

The plot is relatively coherent, but the ending is a bit sloppy

The settings and plot settings are both good, and the writing style is more light novel, citing some popular anime elements (this depends on personal preference). Overall it's good

Really pretty