
Survival? I Have an Infinite Horde of Undead!
求生?我无限爆亡灵!
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604Chapters
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Yes, the protagonist, the grandson, has a set of 10 sets of equipment to smash out a little brother. If he asks the little brother for help, he has to smash more advanced equipment. I can't eat alone, everyone should eat together
The concept is good, it's very interesting, and there is currently no pretense or slap-in-the-face plot. The protagonist likes to develop obscenely and perform crushing style. Relying on an infinite talent to accumulate natural disasters of the undead, and becoming stronger bit by bit, it feels very satisfying to watch. This is not a simple summons and refreshing article, but a collection of civilizational philosophy dressed up as a game. The protagonist Ji Feng started out as an F-class necromancer and has grown up with his "infinite" talent. However, the real highlight is not numerical crushing, but the author's continuous questioning of "strength and power", "individuals and ethnic groups", and "rules and detachment". The Sea of the Dead tactic is just an appearance. The core is how a lone traveler can find his own "reverse raft" path to immortality without relying on the system, power, or fame. Slow to heat up, but has a lot of staying power.
It's a very good book. It's a lone wolf but also a team. There are a lot of things that can be said to be settings, and there are also other people's discussions. It's a bit lengthy, but overall it's okay. Generally speaking, novels like this where the protagonist summons the undead infinitely will end up with the protagonist calling wildly and then mindlessly pushing it. Others are not as good as the undead soldiers under the protagonist. This book takes a team route, where the protagonist leads others to transcendence. Now my impression of this book is that the protagonist is clearly the strongest and should lead the remaining human race and lead the human race to victory. However, the protagonist does not do so, creating a power vacuum. Then the protagonist believes in Western-style democracy (of course, the main reason is that the author believes in this set of electoral democracy), which leads to the appearance of a person who leads others despite being obviously lacking in strength. And then the protagonist really respects him very much. Many of them are extremely idealistic. For example, the protagonist does not lead his own ethnic group, but his own ethnic group still serves as the protagonist's backing and will not betray him. For example, the protagonist obviously can let me not eat beef, but selflessly shares the rights that should be in his own hands and trusts others unconditionally. Putting aside the fact that these are impossible to do in the real world, people like the protagonist are essentially deserters. He is the most talented of all people, but he is unwilling to take on the responsibilities he should bear and lead others. Even if the protagonist is afraid of distracting his energy, he could send people he trusts to help him share the burden, but the protagonist does not do it. The protagonist is essentially afraid of taking the blame, afraid of taking responsibility for going the wrong path, and afraid of causing the death of others because of himself. It can be said that he is a deserter. There is also the protagonist who borrows good things from the tribe in times of crisis. This one shows infinite trust in the other. One is not afraid that the other will not borrow, and the other is not afraid that the other will not return it. The protagonist also attributes his credit to the collective several times. It can really only be said that the earth has produced a morally perfect man (the protagonist) and a living saint, and they are matched together.
I don't really like to read pure games plus some articles, because this type of game has a common fatal shortcoming, which makes it very uncomfortable to read. Core disadvantages: 1: Attributes are isolated and there is no substantial growth after adding points (creating a feeling of bubble) It is recommended to establish an attribute-skill linkage model with AI assistance to transform numerical growth into concrete combat performance. 2: Numerical imbalance and conflicting combat logic (data is easily error-prone) It is recommended to use AI to simulate numerical balance and optimize combat rhythm. 3: The battle takes too long and violates the laws of physics (logic flaw) (additional shortcomings of this article) It is recommended to use AI to verify the combat duration and optimize combat performance. The core of the game's bonus text is the "sense of growth", and the "bubble feeling" problem needs to be solved through the three dimensions of attribute-skill linkage, numerical balance, and combat rhythm optimization. Through AI-assisted data simulation, logic verification, and description optimization, settings such as "infinite summons" and "attribute upgrades" are made more convincing, and shortcomings such as "no feedback when adding points" and "combat procrastination" are avoided. I haven't read the rest of it yet, but it's very difficult to write about a group that is greater than an individual. What can I say? Don't blame me for my harsh words. As far as the 30 minutes I've watched so far are concerned, you are not suitable for writing this kind of article. The collective is greater than the individual and requires "equivalent exchange", "dynamic balance" and "emotional demonstration". But you can't even discover the core fatal problem [laughing awkwardly], let alone the three advanced elements.
This book is okay at the beginning. If you want to read it, start with chapter 80 and read five or six chapters. If you accept it, you can start from the beginning. First of all, it is not the poor writing that caused me to comment, but the author's positioning and power of the protagonist in the relationship between the individual and the collective. It does not conform to my imagination of a worldview with extraordinary power. I do not accept it. I just feel that it is a waste of time. I would like to remind subsequent readers.
I have read Chapter 98. Overall, this book is very good. The ideas are clear and the world view is very novel. It can be seen that the author is constructing the story carefully. The only thing that makes me a little anxious is the protagonist: On the one hand, they are always struggling with the sublimation of the entire ethnic group. The pattern is there, but it is a bit too "heavy"; On the other hand, I want to improve my strength, but I am always struggling with whether to hide or keep a low profile. As a result, I miss many opportunities because I worry too much and worry about gains and losses. Since the goal is to improve your own strength, then just go for it, concentrate on it, and don't look forward and backward, or waver from side to side. When it's time to get stronger, focus on getting stronger. Don't be held back by too much baggage, which can be a bit worrying. Overall I still like it very much, I hope the protagonist can be more decisive in the future!
I have read Chapter 263. It can be said that it exceeded my expectations. Although I don't know how it will be written in the future, but based on the current quality, this book deserves a high score. Let's see how it is written later. After completing the first level, it started to get boring [sad]
This book is no longer the same as before. It has been completely changed. Isn't it good to cut down on the nonsense? Writing is not about expressing your thoughts in short or beautiful words. The food level does not deliberately use a panel word count (this is too friendly for someone like me who likes to listen to novels to kill time at work). There is no meaningless fantasy of the protagonist, and there are no nonsense dialogues. There are no meaningless exclamations from passers-by, and there are no meaningless provocations and compliments from passers-by in the chat group. These are all great.
It seems to be okay so far, although there are some small poisonous points, but it's okay. The only problem is the talent of the protagonist. The talent of Infinity is obviously more than 3s, but I don't see the strength it should have. Although there is the ability to break through the upper limit of the number of summons, there is also the problem of the limit of the number of summons at the same time. , You can only summon a dozen or so at a time, and although you can break through the skill level, the skill level is too inefficient if you rely solely on yourself to manually release it to obtain proficiency upgrade skills. It is not easy to obtain advanced skill scrolls. As mentioned above, the infinite skill currently does not have the strength it deserves, and it still needs to be strengthened.
This book is okay, although it has some shortcomings, it is good enough. It is not a simple plot of following the trend, but more about thinking about personal growth and the development of the ethnic group. Qingxuan is a very important person. He plays the role of a wise man, and his thoughts on culture are very convincing.