Save-Scumming to Survive: I’m Really Not a Big Shot!回档求生：我真不是大佬啊

I'm at his 4th trial now and things have changed a bit.
the MC as become accustomed to "return by death".
In the beginning he was constantly worried about it being limited, but by now he's adapted a gamer mindset of "might as well try shit out and if it doesn't work I'll just reload and if it's really limited ig I'll just die fr"
There are also multiplayer dungeons now.
Very interesting to see, since most of the other players are way smarter than MC and he has to just yolo them, since he can't explain his "return by death" knowledge.

"Return by death" has also changed. He used to go back to the beginning of the dungeon's trial, but now there are "checkpoints".
I really like this, cus he can't choose to "save" but will instead randomly return to the node that enden up killing him. Meaning if the other players in the trial die before that, they are dead fr and can't be saved.
This creates a variety and makes the trials more interesting, since it's guaranteed that MC will survive.

So far all the trials are pretty unique and very different from each other. The clearing methods are also different.

The only change I kinda dislike are the viewers. They are way less funny now and mostly focus on overanalyzing the MC and vastly mischaracterizing him.
Kinda understandable tho,, since bro doesn't explain ANYTHING at all, so everyone just assumes he is incredibly smart and always knows exactly what's going on.

The comedy overall has become less common and mostly switched to "MC is kinda dumb".
Understandable, since these guys all survived multiple trials while MC died in 5 minutes and hard relies on his reloading.
It's still funny, but less my type of humor, compared to the first trial.
A good thing this has brought, is that when MC tries out random shit now, it might not always lead to his own death, but the death of a teammate instead. And the other characters WILL notice that.
Combined with the fact that he is seen as "insanely smart and knowledgeable" due to his "return by death", everyone will assume he intentionally killed that player.
This also creates nice variables, since characters that are supposed to survive the trial might now be accidentally killed off by the MC, so now you REALLY don't know who will survive and who won't.

Now, even tho MC is portrayed as "dumb" by the narrative compared to others, it's not over the top either. He just needs a reasonable time to figure things out. He also needs clues. The other players somehow manage to figure shit out with tiny details, that even I didn't notice. And I not only have a gods eyes view from the combined perspective of the players and viewers, but also a character that literally explains how MC "figured things out" logically, since no one's knows about his reloading.

But maybe I'm just the dumb one idk

Overall, this author is pretty good at finding a nice balance.
Nothing is too over the top.
if unreasonable things happen, there's usually a decent explanation given later as to how this could logically happen.
if the story starts to drag a bit, things will change to keep it interesting and if the MC can't fill a certain role slot, there will usually be someone else to fill it.

Overall, still enjoying the experience.
Imo the novel got a bit weaker, but that's based on my humor.
Personally I think the "glazing the MC" cus everyone is misunderstanding is a bit too much and not that funny and I kinda miss the comedy of the first few chapters, but I also laugh at bread falling over, so take that with a grain of salt...


Still, would recommend, I hope some of the previous characters show up again or some of the viewers end up as his teammates cus that would be funny af

It is the novel "Die, Replay, Repeat"

Results??

bro still alive, how the result

Brother