- #1
This novel has a cool concept, but a generally flawed execution. Essentially, the MC keeps reincarnating through each world and most of the time, those worlds will have their own fantasy element. Moreover, deadly misfortune always chases after the MC in certain periods of his life in each reincarnation. The MC's entire goal is to somehow become invincible and immortal so that he can stop dying over and over again.Now that the concept of this novel has been explained, we're moving on to its execution. Well, it's at best slightly interesting, but mostly boring slog and sometimes frustrating. I won't get into the nitty-gritty of it, since it'll take too long to explain. It's essentially the author either doing some weirdly personally biased forced writing on the MC, or the author obsessed with filling up entire chapters with nonsensical pseudoscience explanations that sound cool at first but then becomes the entire topic for most chapters.I'm honestly not motivated enough to write a more detailed review because this novel doesn't deserve it. It's a shame that the cool concept gets overshadowed by its brainrot execution. I feel like reading this is akin to eating expired potato chips, they still somewhat taste good but they leave you sick afterwards.Rating: 4/5 when I embraced the brainrot. 2/5 after rethinking what kind of slop I just read. 3/5 for the average between the two ratings.