It's Time to Give the Infinite World More Strength

After reading five chapters, I didn't know what story the author wanted to express, so I just read a bunch of nonsense and was immediately persuaded to quit.

This is the worst book among all the author's books. It is so bad that it makes people wonder whether the author has read his own book. It was okay in the early stage, but there was no complete world story in the following, and it would deviate from the plot every time I wrote it. The various settings were scary, and the protagonist was inexplicably confused all day long. He didn't know what to do. One moment he wanted to be a fun person, and the next moment he just left the new world, and ignored the previous world. It was annoying to watch.

Each of your male protagonists level up too quickly, and the main world is only interesting at the beginning without laying out any specific plot. I originally thought that Xia Zhi and Wei Wei An would have a life-and-death battle? Will there be flashpoints and climaxes? But this is just farming. As for stories in other dimensions, I think it's better to describe more about the collision of characters due to their personalities. If the protagonist upgrades too quickly, the result will always be that the vision is too high and the sense of participation is not strong. If you are prophetic - the plot is clear at a glance, it is a prophecy. Even though it's a manga fanfic, the protagonist should still feel more like a mortal, just like Zeus. Although he deserves to be criticized, he is not bad at all in terms of humanity. The time travel in this book is not as random as it was at the beginning. It is better to have some accidents, otherwise the upgrade will be too easy and not interesting. And seeing that Xia Zhi doesn't have a real enemy or opponent now, we can't continue the previous books and finally fight against God. These bosses all have high status, but their personalities are not interesting. Teacher, you wrote the gods very well, and the settings are logically consistent, but it seems boring and boring. It lacks some climaxes and emotional outbursts, mainly emotions. Each heroine has her own characteristics, but in the end she lacks a sense of presence. All in all - lack of surprises.

Didn't get past 5 chapters, it's all a bunch of nonsense with no meaning.

To be honest, are the gods in DND really that strong? In most of the fandoms I read, the gods except AO are called shame among gods.

At first glance, you can tell that the protagonist is definitely related to the mercury snake. He has been reincarnated countless times and is definitely the leader in the eternal calamity return system of cultivation.

Come on, I still miss the infinite possibilities of world integration in novels

It's so embarrassing. The author's writing skills have dropped a lot.

I can't understand, I didn't get through Chapter 5

I really can't understand it, maybe it's because I've watched too little anime.