An Ordinary Man’s Infinite Journey

There's not much to say. If you also enjoy watching protagonists suffer various setbacks, hardships, and desperate struggles to survive, then I highly recommend reading this novel! As you read on, you'll find that the protagonist, despite lacking any "protagonist halo," goes to great lengths to survive, resorting to all sorts of outrageous tactics. He's truly willing to do anything to stay alive.

It's actually very good, because it's super interesting. [OK] Whether it's a story about a protagonist suffering or one filled with frustration, the most important element of any story is that it's entertaining. Even the best-written stories, the most brilliant battles of wits, are useless if they put the reader to sleep.

This is a very good book. The various quirks and plot twists are well-written. Wu Meng gradually transforms from a cowardly nobody into a capable captain. The transformation is not abrupt; the process of going from weak to strong is long. During this time, he goes from being a slave to Gark to being a fence-sitter, gradually building an inseparable bond with the anti-farming group.

It's pretty good; it's an enjoyable infinite flow novel. It seems to have almost every interesting game you could want. Reading one book is like reading many—a real bargain. Putting everything else aside, I love Lin Ge and the loli (young girl).

I've seen it. I have a very detailed enhancement. And it's quite comprehensive. In Guardian Angels, it's described and improved using wish tickets. It's obtained as a Guardian Spirit's Messenger, a profession. And it's been improved and added. In My Little Pony. It's an alicorn bloodline, used to enhance talents and possess basic magic power, or add other bloodlines.

Out of boredom, I'll give a review of the Mist Dungeon (an 11-team dungeon where all foreshadowing is resolved). First, there's the appearance of Prisoner (the true leader of the breeding team). Despite only being able to utilize half his strength (space equipment is unavailable in the Mist Dungeon), he crushes the "leeks" (the protagonist's good teammates), only to be tricked and killed by the…

So, does anyone have any anime characters they'd like to see killed? I'm planning a team battle soon, and I think I'm pretty good at writing kill scenarios. Anyway, there will definitely be some popular shonen manga. I don't watch much anime, so please don't choose any obscure characters.

Overall, the writing style and creativity are excellent, with plenty of jokes and gags that make for a cheerful read. The various bloodlines and abilities are also well-integrated, without any jarring or disjointed elements. However, it feels like since the introduction of the Divine Descent skill, the suspense in facing powerful enemies has diminished considerably.

I hope the protagonist can grow into someone invincible behind the scenes. As long as the author keeps writing, I believe he will eventually grow stronger. I'll read through any number of chapters, whether it's 500 or 600. I hope he grows stronger! It's pretty good, very interesting. It's really hilarious that you don't have to identify with the main character to watch it like an anime.

It's quite interesting to watch someone transform from a timid and cowardly person into a true warrior. It's quite moving and interesting. I can only say it's interesting. You have to be patient in the early stages, but when you see the protagonist's personality begin to change in the middle, you'll find that the transition is not abrupt at all. In short, it's quite good.