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The beginning was great, but then I had to keep checking the title to make sure I wasn't reading RSSG. The author blatantly copies RSSG. It was still acceptable, but this whole story of using a clone and starting from scratch in another world completely interrupted the flow of the reading and made me lose interest. Worst of all is his offer to recruit Yun Hai: "As long as they're not from the Dragon Country, you can kill whoever you want, and I'll be here to support you." As expected, Yun Hai starts recklessly killing Japanese people. Irritating. The fourth god-level assessment could easily be called a fart assessment. Dozens of chapters, six days wasted, no power increase. What a waste of my time. Damn.

I gave it another chance and changed my initial assessment.

I've tried to look at the positives and ignore the racism, but it becomes unbearable.

100,000 years in the newbie village just to become public enemy number 1. What a load of crap

I was attracted by the magical space and thought I would see a family developing strongly, but the author places restrictions on everything and ends up making the worst decisions. The magical space is very little explored. Li Zhirui is very weak and his spells (battle techniques) are even more boring.