I’m Going to Lose Myself in the Infinite Cycle of Reincarnation

Despite its relatively diverse archival template in recent years, the smooth writing style and the characters' reasonable motivations made it impossible not to read on, even though I finished it in just half a day. In recent years, most books have followed formulaic and fixed character templates, with various borderline or even illogical plot points designed to serve the story and the reader. Simply put, I've read enough of this type of book, and I'm no longer interested in reading about characters whose personalities and habits are shaped by their backgrounds and environments, and whose mindsets lead to reasonable judgments. Ultimately, it's a matter of immersion. At least so far, this book hasn't created any sense of immersion...

Honestly, reading this book is like playing a game, it's quite fun. I just started reading it, haven't read much yet and don't have many thoughts, but it has that feel to it, not bad, hehe~ Also, I added text similar to game options or ending announcements in some branching points and death scenes' comments, try to find them, treat it like a game, hahaha~ I've recently been obsessed with these kinds of games full of angst, so I added a bit of flavor to the author's book. If the author sees this, they can also look for it and see how I did, hehe.

The redbird sings, its wings bound. Where is it? Repeated resistance, endless wandering, weaving a dream-like illusion. Time stretches on, the watcher hides. Those arrogant, futile thoughts should no longer be hoped for; even emotions should be buried. A product of paradox, now calculating and reconstructing the logical endpoint, still chaotic yet cyclical, the order ever-changing. Opening its eyes again, it no longer dwells on empty, powerless lies. Now it breaks free from the chains binding its feet. The hourglass is reversed once more, a new world rewritten. Beyond the cracks in the gray sky, the dreamer pronounces his end. The watcher's gaze, relentlessly pursuing and killing, upon the redbird...

I read this book as if it were a fantasy world, not outlandish, but it seemed to completely lack any legal knowledge. It left me completely bewildered.

I only got really affected by the brilliant writing in "Who Will Save Me," while other depressing books didn't really affect me, including this one.

I suggest the author keep a good mindset when writing this type of novel... After all, it's easy to get frustrated writing this kind of novel... Getting frustrated is a minor issue compared to the serious problem of depression, which I've experienced before when writing made my depression worse. Please pay attention to your physical and mental health! Overall, it's very well written, and I really enjoyed it.

The protagonist's story is truly hilarious. He did absolutely nothing, yet he wanted to set her on fire and even sent people to hunt her down? I couldn't stand it anymore; it's so idiotic. And that's not all—the comments section was full of blind people calling it a masterpiece! It made me laugh and cry in anger. What kind of trashy, simplistic novel dares to call itself a masterpiece? It's ridiculous that someone would praise a work that doesn't even pass must be so amazing.

It gets boring if it's always just death, but the author seems to enjoy it...

It's February 13th, 2023. It's been a long time since this book was completed, but I only recently came across it and read it in one go. Here, I'm recording my thoughts. Reincarnation after reincarnation, death after death. Living towards life, living through death. A past sealed away, history altered. The endings of reincarnation are varied. Facing each reincarnation, making each choice. It can be said to belong to the world-line genre; reincarnation is like an experiment, yielding different results, ultimately reaching the optimal expectation and continuing. This is the protagonist's chance to start over. Rising from the abyss is redemption. Exchanging a crushing defeat for the future is depressing. This is indeed...

Sigh, a masterpiece for a small audience! I downloaded a pirated copy from somewhere when I was at school with my MP4 player, and it accompanied me for half a semester. I finally found it today, thank you so much!