Exponentially Stronger: My Power Is Infinite

This is a new author and a new book. I'll keep updating regularly. Feel free to give me any feedback; I'll read it all. Hopefully, someone will see this.

At first, I thought novels like this without a female lead were best, but I'm not against it either. A female lead is fine as long as the setup is good. The beginning was okay, but then around chapter 15, suddenly a female lead appears, and it's just so abrupt, haha. The main problem is the lack of any build-up. It's like a stranger confessing their love to you in real life, and you accept.

Strength and mindset are intertwined; there's no showing off or face-slapping, no deep-seated hatred. People rejoice because of geniuses, and there's no treachery within the race. It's a pretty good book, very enjoyable to read.

It's fine as it is now. A female lead is fine, but just don't write disgusting plots. If you're not good at writing romance, it's good to have her as a background character. This can enrich the main character and also satisfy those who like to have a clear female lead. It gets boring from the perspective of a clone.

This is a masterpiece in my mind. Its depth and intellectual breadth are beyond words; those who understand will understand. I also love the romance between the male and female leads. Absolutely fantastic! Keep it up! 😫

It must be said that the author is very wise, and the protagonist of the book is also very wise. However, one cannot reject the complexity and diversity of the world simply because one possesses wisdom. Standards are not singular, and there is not just one answer. The world is full of self-evident ideas and flawless schemes. These are merely prejudices stemming from limited thinking.

Overall, it's about cultivating the mind. Writing it too high-level makes it incomprehensible, while writing it too low-level is tedious. It manages to balance both, creating something that is both profound and insightful. It's about spreading the truth, about a sage.

The female lead appears in Chapter 15. I'll give it five stars because the earlier chapters were good; I'm quite satisfied (mainly because the female lead appears too early; I prefer her to appear in the mid-to-late stages of the story).

If this book could be written in more detail, it would definitely be a 9 out of 10. Although the protagonist has a special advantage, he has his own understanding of cultivation. He explores the realm of the mind step by step through his own wisdom, reaching a higher level.

It's great! The novel's portrayal and definition of strength are excellent. The female lead is a minor flaw, almost superfluous, but since she doesn't have much screen time, it doesn't affect the overall experience. Of all the books I've read on Tomato, this one is very good. 🤭