
Why Do I Get Forced to Reload When They Die?
为什么她们死了我会强制回档
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Today is my 30th birthday. I'm going out to have dinner with my family. I'll update this afternoon when I get back.
Damn it, the power went out! I was only halfway through typing.
Sorry, is the new book on QD? I've finished reading all the ones I saved, and they're almost finished. I hope there will be a new book to read.
I've saved up for a year, and now I'm starting to watch it all again from the beginning. My feelings are complicated.
Upward trend
I watched it late at night and kept thinking about it, feeling that there were more and more things to criticize.
(Spoilers ahead) I finished this book in the last three or four days, and my overall understanding of the book was fairly good. However, I woke up today feeling restless and wanted to share my thoughts. 1. First, the structure is unbalanced, the ending is sloppy, and the plot retconns. Around the halfway point, some people commented that the author took a year to write what should have been six months of plot. This isn't inherently bad, but it contrasts sharply with the rushed ending. The ending feels abrupt; three years haven't even passed yet. Regarding retconning, I remember there were other later bosses besides Herax (hereinafter referred to as Old Deng), but they didn't even appear on screen. I guess the author didn't want to write them anymore. Shia's death felt like an unnecessary insertion. ...
I've forgotten the background of this book.
I suddenly realized I've been keeping this book for a year, but it feels like two years have passed.
Share your thoughts on silver-haired women
I'm currently reading Volume 7, Chapter 131. So far, aside from Anluo's questioning, the silver-haired woman's actions haven't had any extremely negative impacts or tendencies. Her occasional appearances at the end of volumes only served to shroud her in mystery; for example, regarding Angelica, we don't know what she wanted or whether she succeeded, and it seems there haven't been any anticipated developments like the Sword Saint family questioning Yun Qiu again. But Anluo's situation is different. Whatever her intentions, it has made the assassination of the princess and her companions possible. Furthermore, based on her past behavior, she has never appeared much in front of Yun Qiu or done anything particularly eye-catching...
The new book should be released after May Day. I'll be there at 7 PM, so it's not convenient to promote it here. If you're interested, you can join the group to follow the new book.