The Dog-Headed Man Who Slaughters Every Brainless Reincarnator in the World

I clicked on the title with excitement, but was slightly disappointed after browsing a few chapters. After a quick read, I found it to be a decent isekai (another world) novel in science fiction, but not as amazing as everyone claims. It's far from a masterpiece, and certainly doesn't elevate our aesthetic standards as the author claims. I've read many reincarnation novels in science fiction; few have excellent plots, many are mindless and enjoyable, but I couldn't connect with this author's work. The reason is that the reincarnated characters don't align with the prevailing values in science fiction. Science fiction isekai novels, no matter how illogical the plot, how many female leads are just pretty faces, or how many rebels are idiotic, mostly share core values...

The synopsis really shocked me—such a long synopsis! How long would it take to write?! But upon closer reading, I was impressed by the author's perspective! It's true that vulgar and clichéd plots have become mainstream online these days. Many people write books with a large readership based on things that's practically worn out, lacking quality and plot—they're very rough. This author's synopsis was a breath of fresh air! Finally, someone has realized this problem and taken action! I've finally waited for this! I haven't even read the main text yet; after carefully reading the synopsis, I added it to my favorites and followed the author. Later, when I had time, I opened...

First, regarding the synopsis, the author has spent considerable time pointing out the common flaws of most current "power fantasy" novels. I admit, the subject matter is excellent and fresh, but it's undeniably difficult to write well. Let's talk about your novel. First, it lacks a coherent core value. Other mindless novels are clear (a good person saves the world and then builds a harem), and yours is equally clear (murder, killing trashy reincarnated beings). The entire story is just killing, killing, killing. It's a simple encounter with bad guys, I get up, I kill them instantly, and then it repeats. This raises a question: after killing, what happens? What are the consequences? What are the effects? Why such hatred for reincarnated beings? Are all reincarnated beings the same? Just...

October 21, 2019, I'm back. WDNMD, I was reported and banned by some troll a few days ago, even though I was featured on the recommendation page. I didn't say a single word, yet I was banned for inappropriate remarks, and I'm only just out now. So, if you haven't seen me for several days, it's probably because I've been reported by that troll again. It seems the reporting system on Pineapple Bun is still too young; it hasn't become a tool to protect writers, but rather a tool to attack them. I'm speechless. First, to the real readers, I've written nearly ten million words on Pineapple Bun; what kind of people haven't I seen? You don't need to worry that this kind of person will affect my mentality. I've been secretly observing for a few...

This book, titled "Wrathfully Slaying the Heads of All Brainless Reincarnators," would be more appropriately called "The Protagonist Hunter" or "The Evil God Guardian Who Eliminates Transmigrators." The reasons are: 1. Calling them reborn is less accurate than calling them reincarnated. Do you know what a reborn person is? In the same space and time, after death, they come back to life. Characteristics: Dead body cells regain activity, the human body regenerates, and known events and life trajectories cannot be altered. Do you know what a reborn person is? At a specific time, they die unexpectedly and return to a point in the past. Characteristics: They start their lives anew, knowing future events...

I haven't even read this book yet, but based on the synopsis alone, I'd give it a perfect score. Whether it's Qidian or Pineapple Bun, I'm so tired of these transmigration novels. Before, I could almost always predict the plot of a novel. Damn it, if I were reading a novel just for that, why would I even bother? I read novels for the unexpected twists and turns. Previous transmigration novels were no good, but these are okay, because I can't even guess whether the protagonist will become a man, a woman, or an alien species! Am I here to refresh my worldview?! I won't comment on personal preferences, but I'm utterly disappointed with these transmigration novels. I really want to find a different kind of transmigration novel. I hope the author can open up a new world...

Watching it doesn't prevent me from evaluating this work. Although the author claims to be subverting tropes, it still uses the same old tropes. For example, the core storyline is borrowed from the TV series Westworld, and the plot is almost identical. The other tropes are also familiar ones. The introduction is a major highlight. I had a lot of expectations. The later parts were a bit weak. I reckon the author included a lot of their own complaints in the video. So, it seems the author didn't maintain the style they intended. It ended up being a rant post or not. It feels like a story about destiny, but not quite. Certainly, It could also be from my novel...

It's back on the cover!

This cover is soulless.

Isn't this just changing the protagonist from a time traveler to a local, and the villain to a time traveler? I think it's essentially the same thing. -_-||