It's Getting Cold, Remember to Cover Yourself with More Soil [Infinite Flow]

This book is well-written, has a captivating plot, and features excellent character development; it's a hidden gem. The female lead has a strong sense of justice, but she is not overly compassionate. Although the supporting characters are sometimes very vicious, the ending is never good.

It looks great. I don't know why people would say the female lead is a saint. Some parts do not quite fit the character's persona. But there's only one point, Overall, it's pretty good. It's somewhere between 4.5 and 5. Not a female lead, But the female lead is very capable. There are relatives and friends. Love life So cute! We don't tolerate oddballs (it's just a bit awkward to let them run wild). Given the female lead's temper, she should at least have been given a good beating.

At first, when I saw comments calling her a "saintly mother," I thought she really was. But after reading it, I realized the female lead isn't a saint; she just lets things slide. The saints are everyone else; they don't care about her. She'll get her revenge no matter what ╮(_)╭. She knows what she's doing.

The book is great. Aside from the three annoying characters with bangs in the early episodes when the protagonist is trying to avoid the "meatball" (a reference to a character in a popular TV series), if you persevere and read on, you'll find that the female lead is beautiful on her own and you won't get angry anymore. 💕 (I got angry a lot in the early episodes too 😤)

So infuriating! Bringing so many burdens along. And letting them bring people back with them. And then ignoring them. Deliberately letting them cause trouble and drag me down. So infuriating! But I think the author's writing is very good. The characters are just right. And the theme is one I like, it's quite good. Please, please don't make me so angry! I'm even angrier now.

Mu He and Shen Cangxin. To be honest, when I first saw the "Campus Demon King," I thought there were at least four or five people. But in the end, it seems like it was just the two of them. It's a satisfying read. The protagonist isn't wishy-washy or indecisive; he doesn't tolerate things without limits, but he also doesn't deny anyone a chance from the start. He offers advice when necessary and tries to save someone if he can.

This book is truly excellent, but it's too short. However, the ending, which is both concise and impactful, is a good conclusion. I really like the characters of Mu He and Shen Zangxin; they are decisive, intelligent, and rational, possessing the love and protection for civilians that soldiers have, without being overly idealistic, and also having a strong sense of patriotism.

Why is the rating so low? 🤦 Is it because the title and the content of the novel are different? I think it's very good; it's not the kind of long, drawn-out story. Although the female lead is from a military academy, she's not a saint. However, I didn't really like the foreign names of many of the NPCs in the exam questions. Actually, I don't really like space fiction; the names are hard to remember. But this one is really good, even though it's not strictly related to space.

The female protagonist has a distinct personality; she's decisive and ruthless without being a saint, but many small details reveal her great kindness. The infinite flow portion only makes up two-thirds of the book; the later parts, perhaps to highlight the overall message, suggest that there's no such thing as a peaceful life without someone bearing the burden for you.

It's really good! I love the female lead, Mu He, and Shen Zangxin. Even in peacetime, we must be vigilant; hardship breeds strength, complacency leads to death. Going to the battlefield for the country—I love it! ヽ(•̀ω•́ )ゝ