Infinite: The Evolution of Blood Rage

To be honest, it makes sense that this book has a low score and no one has read it. First of all, as a person who lost his parents when he was young and raised his grandparents, he finally had the opportunity to show respect in high school. As a result, he lost his relatives for the second time. Then personality change is absolutely possible. And if an orphan is struggling in this society, then he can definitely understand the principle of the law of the jungle and the survival of the fittest. Entering space to obtain the blood of the Terror Tyrannosaurus, it has been said that it will be affected by the blood. What is the result? Apart from being a foodie, I really don't think it has any impact. Secondly, since you have watched Infinite Stream, you should know that there is a mode of team battle. Since you are a lone wolf, even if you have friends, shouldn't it be about selling supplies or exchanging supplies? It doesn't make sense logically to give away all kinds of things for free. Shouldn't the main line of Infinite Space be to do your best to strengthen yourself so that you can survive?

The best person among enemies, accepts a personal protection mission, and the punishment is more than the reward. After the job is completed, he helps others with the mission and gives them things. What the hell is this? I met a fat man while playing a dungeon, and he protected others and gave them equipment. Finally, when I got out of the dungeon, I gave him equipment and a baby. If I got into trouble, I paid the protagonist to save his life. The protagonist gave me equipment and skills, and even armed the fat man's little brother. I've been reading novels for more than ten years, and I've never seen this kind of rush to deliver things. Every time I deliver something, I just give it to someone else who would be too embarrassed to ask for it again. What the hell is this?

It looks okay from the front, but becomes more and more boring the further back you look. Moreover, the protagonist is too taken advantage of and always sells things cheaply. Some people even say that this is how business is done. If they all do this kind of business, they have already lost everything. Why should it be cheap? Because there is competition from peers, prices must be lowered. The protagonist has very few identical props in this space, right? Therefore, if the protagonist wants to sell it, he can definitely sell it. I just want to make less money. Not only does it sell cheaply, but it also likes to work hard in vain. And he likes to give things away for free. It's okay if you want to make friends. But the protagonist totally doesn't want to have a deep relationship. I have no idea what the main character is doing. But I like the main character very much. I want to be friends with him. But if you want me to be the main character, that would be hard for me.

I gave up the book after reading twenty chapters... It was too rubbish, and the writing was inconsistent. For example, I got 7 colorful chocolate jelly beans (the function is to prevent you from feeling hungry for 24 hours). After eating one, you evolved your bloodline. After more than two hours, you evolved, you felt hungry, you ate meat to replenish it, and then you were ready to go out. Before going out, you ate another chocolate jelly bean, walked for a while, rode a bicycle for a while, and felt hungry again... What did you write about these **** chocolate jelly beans? This is a free novel, and there is nothing wrong with the lower word count, but insulting the reader's IQ is too much...

I haven't finished two chapters and I don't want to read anymore. An ordinary social-phobic college student left on his own after his head was opened. It can be understood that his physical fitness is strong enough, but after all, it was still his head that was injured. He did not go to the hospital or treat the wound. He ran to an unknown shop with blood all over his body. Wait, is the logic of the author's plot so weird? There is not much introduction to pig's feet at the beginning. He only says that he is a college student who has just graduated with social anxiety. With this little information, the author starts to write that pig's feet go to the store with a hole in his head and blood all over him. How awkward is this? The book is not popular and is very logical.

It doesn't have any special features, and it doesn't have any poisonous points. I'm not fascinated by it either. Anyway, the protagonist is a boy who gives away treasures. He doesn't kill the generals. Kerry is the whole audience. They don't want things. We are good brothers. We give things like crazy. If you understand, you win. Anyway, the tie at 7 o'clock didn't wrong her.

What can I say about this book? I usually laugh when I see the protagonist in it selling something. I think I have made a profit every time. It is the first time someone makes a deal with someone who takes advantage of him and gives him half for free and half for sale. There is also a meeting gift for a good person! The data is not rigorous. The character of the protagonist described in the previous article is very cold-blooded. The subsequent emotional line is too abrupt, and he actually falls in love with the plot character! The subsequent ending is too hasty [laughs awkwardly]

A very high-quality novel. Except for the fact that the protagonist always falls into an irrational state like the berserker, there is basically no poison. Some people say that the protagonist is so generous to others, but I don't think so. The protagonist is just casually not stingy with the people he recognizes, and gives away things that are of little use to him. Emmmmm In the later period, the main character's name always changed to Huaidan, and I don't know why. Overall, this is a pretty good Infinite Flow novel. (I suggested that this novel should end when I read around chapter 390. The rest of it felt like it was unfinished)

I reluctantly finished watching it, and I feel that overall it is okay, leaning toward the invincible style. The combat power system collapsed a little, and the rapid development later felt like a hasty ending. It is still worth watching. The male protagonist feels a little dull (which can also be understood as being too invincible and does not need to worry about other adventurers). The overall plot depth is almost boring.

After reading it, I thought it was pretty good. No book can be perfect. Generally speaking, I think it's a broad topic. There is no female protagonist. The protagonist goes through various worlds and then gets seriously injured or something. But they were pushed all the way. It looks pretty cool too.