Survival Game, but with Wind Spirit Moon Shadow

I'm giving it five stars not because the book is perfect, but because it's written to my liking. The fact that it's not overpowered is absolutely invincible. However, it does have a few flaws. 1. The female supporting character, who was just playing around, had too many meaningless plot points written about her.

It's okay for killing time when you're bored, but the protagonist only knows how to kill monsters with a gun because it's too slow. Does the flash of a flashbang count as damage? If not, put some mild poison in a smoke grenade. Or you could light a mosquito coil and bring an air freshener, which would be more effective than a gun. As long as you breathe, you'll die. The later plot points were all too boring; I wonder if, as some people have said, they switched to using AI to write them.

This is truly an incredibly satisfying read, unlike those stories where the protagonist has a cheat code, struggles relentlessly, and faces life-or-death situations to overcome obstacles, only to find a bunch of random characters getting through in various ways. It's like the author is deliberately creating a jarring contrast, making the reader feel like they're being fooled. A good story should unfold naturally, guided by the author. So far, it's pretty good.

It's alright, similar to an infinite flow novel, but much more enjoyable. There are a few minor flaws, but they don't affect the reading experience. The male protagonist is somewhat of a Sigma man; he only enters the body, never adding any feelings, and you can't expect him to take advantage of any status. He has a bit of a saintly heart, but not much; he's still within the realm of normal people.

Okay, okay, it's a pity the dungeon storyline is too short; everyone speedruns it. The more I watch, the worse it gets. The protagonist in the real world has a split personality and likes to take advantage of gold-digging women.

It's been identified as a pure wish-fulfillment story, the diamond-level toilet paper in the invincible genre. Other toilet paper is just so-so after wiping your butt, but this one feels so comfortable that you'll want to use it again. After watching it, I thought, "Wow, that was awesome! Incredible!" I even feel like I'm going to keep watching and look forward to the next episode. Great! I added it to my favorites on October 6, 2024.

I love this kind of concise and straightforward infinite flow novel. It doesn't matter how big the cheat codes are, what matters is the creativity of developing the cheat codes and making the readers feel involved. The writing is not long-winded and it's basically harmless. The rating is too low at the moment. Author, keep up the good work and update more.

It's alright, although there are quite a few problems, but it's a light novel, so as long as it's enjoyable to read, that's fine. It got increasingly bland and tiring towards the end; it was just the same old stuff over and over again, and they didn't use any inside jokes or references, so it was boring to watch.

This is so awesome! I'm truly invincible in the game! They changed the cast, huh? Now they're starting to change the established storyline.

It's really good; even with cheat codes, it's surprisingly enjoyable 🤭. Usually, stories with cheat codes are hard to write, and the author seemed to struggle in the middle stages, probably because they didn't have a proper outline. However, overall, the flaws don't overshadow the merits. The plot is relatively reasonable and not simplistic. It's comparable to *The Cycle of Reincarnation*.