Lu Ziheng, a scumbag, a hardcore gamer, an expert anime enthusiast, and an ordinary junior high school student, accidentally entered the infinite flow dream world in his dream. As a senior gamer, how can he thrive in the infinite flow world and sweep the world? And as he becomes increasingly invincible in the dream, how should he face the tearing feeling caused by his identity in reality? Can the various knowledge and skills he learned in his dreams give him the super satisfying experience of pretending to be slapped in the face in reality?
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Very real infinite flow, appropriate pressure, gradual growth
I originally thought it would be a steady growth, but I didn't expect that the third copy would already be extremely stressful. I suggest that you make the copy shorter and put more pressure on it, so that the proportion of the copy and the actual content is relatively balanced.
Then I felt that the real world part ended too quickly and it was not satisfying enough. The protagonist obviously does not have a main plot requirement and does not have to make progress but is unwilling to stay in reality for a long time. He seems to have a sense of urgency (if there is enough explanation to prevent the protagonist from lingering on reality, I think it is okay)
Very real infinite flow, appropriate pressure, gradual growth I originally thought it would be a steady growth, but I didn't expect that the third copy would already be extremely stressful. I suggest that you make the copy shorter and put more pressure on it, so that the proportion of the copy and the actual content is relatively balanced. Then I felt that the real world part ended too quickly and it was not satisfying enough. The protagonist obviously does not have a main plot requirement and does not have to make progress but is unwilling to stay in reality for a long time. He seems to have a sense of urgency (if there is enough explanation to prevent the protagonist from lingering on reality, I think it is okay)