Die**

A very good novel, this book combines the advantages of most male and female authors. As a horror novel, I think the horror atmosphere is pretty good. At least when I listened to it in the middle of the night, I felt like there was someone behind me. One thing that is worthy of praise is that the emotional part is only concentrated on the supporting characters, and there are only a few scattered chapters. The author is very good at using very few words to tell the life of the "supporting character", and he likes this short and concise sensational way. Another good thing is that there is basically no description of appearance in the whole novel, which is an advantage that most female authors do not have. It does not write about women's appearance, weakness and green tea behavior. This is an advantage that most male authors do not have. Another thing I have to boast about is that I won't spend a lot of pen and ink describing the copy. Basically, I will briefly explain how I got along with others after returning and then mention it in one stroke a few months later. In the end, I actually felt that five hundred chapters was too few. This book is really good and quite in line with my taste. I hope the author can produce more food and produce food year-round after a speedy recovery.

The infinite flow that unfolds purely relies on the protagonist's reasoning. The copy is particularly well written, and the scenes close to life are easy to substitute, making it almost immersive. It's great, I hope the author will continue writing and don't let it end unfinished!

It looks pretty good so far. It's quite novel to write infinite flow entirely using reasoning techniques. The progress of the first copy is a bit fast, but the subsequent ones are explained more clearly. Although some of the settings of The Trickster are used, I think the story of the copy of this book is more exciting than that of The Trickster. It's a personal preference. Anyway, I like this kind of suspenseful feeling, that is, you know there is a reversal, but you can't guess where it is. I like the character design of the protagonist. Too many thrillers nowadays make the protagonist too strong, and the refreshing style of writing cannot be substituted into the thriller atmosphere. The male protagonist feels that he is timid but smart. Although he is afraid, he will calm down and think.

This book is the first time I have read in Infinite Stream that uses pure reasoning to reveal the rules of the ghost world, and I think its highlight is that the NPCs in it are very lively and can easily be substituted into the real world. Other NPCs with rules and ghost stories are like humans and machines. The drawback is that the main story is a bit confusing and I can't understand what the main story is about, but there isn't much description of the main story. However, for this kind of book, you mainly need to read the copy, and the main line can serve as a connection. So far, except for the first copy, which is a bit fast, the subsequent copies are all well written. There is also the character of the male protagonist. His IQ is online, but his method of handling things feels a bit weak. He may be a growth-oriented male protagonist. We will see if he will become stronger in the future. If you like to follow the main story, you can follow the lightning protection, and if you like to read the dungeon story, you can follow it.

It's pretty good. The Hekaku Pavilion I've seen so far is quite shocking to me. Fake, fake, real, real, fake. The scenes played by the police and the director are too real [star], and this chapter reveals a lot of rules.

Come on, the infinite flow purely based on reasoning is great.

It's good-looking. At least the male protagonist has an above-average IQ, and he's not a teenage boy, but a mature man. The most important thing is that there are no emotional scenes. Infinite Streaming has no emotional scenes, so it's good-looking! Come on, author!

I think it's very good. I like the character and setting of the protagonist. He is a smart, wise and decisive character. Having such a person in this infinite flow will make people feel safe, and when the plot changes from one point to another, there won't be too much unnecessary redundancy. This kind of reading makes me feel very exciting and happy. Big cheers for the author!

Looks good! This is the first time I have read an infinite novel, and I like this kind of novel that has no messy emotional lines and is purely brain-burning! Come on!

Maybe the title of the book prevented many people from noticing it, and the low rating also affected it. I looked for Infinite Stream and clicked through the search interface to see it. After listening to a few chapters, I thought it was very good. There is no inexplicable invincible golden finger, and I rely on IQ to pass the level. The protagonist is not invincible, and the supporting characters also have their own characteristics. Occasionally, I feel that the OOC characters will have reasonable explanations, which is really great. The ones that impressed me the most were Hekaku Pavilion and Juan Ren. The settings are amazing. In fact, most of the copies are very innovative, very beautiful, and anyway, they are great.

Overall, it's pretty good. The plot is very immersive and the setting is complete. Many copies are very interesting. However, I feel that the difficulty classification of the scripts is a bit wrong. Some scripts are too difficult and some are very easy to pass. For example, the difficulty of the early and middle stages of the Hexagonal Cage is very consistent, but once you realize that there is more than one wave of base people, the difficulty drops sharply. The growth line of the protagonist is not very complete. I think the portrayal of other characters in the protagonist group is a bit flat. The world line about Li Lan and the new world and the ending is too hasty. I always thought that the protagonist's small team would definitely have a good ending, but I didn't expect that the ending suddenly raised the idea. Some books have plots to shape the protagonist, but this book shapes the protagonist to tell the story better, so it's still great!

Death Ordinance by Harvey Cat Infinite Flow can be regarded as a serious novel with a weird and chilling atmosphere. But the problem seems to be here, the threshold for this kind of novel is a bit high. Clear narrative and rigorous logic are only necessary foundations. On this basis, only if the plot develops freshly or the protagonist has certain qualities can it become a masterpiece. This book basically covers the basics, with some minor discrepancies, but the problems are not major. The plot doesn't have many tricks up its sleeve, but it's not particularly amazing either. The character of the protagonist is also a somewhat calm ordinary person, and may not be calm from time to time. The character feels somewhere between broken and unbroken. I think the protagonist is a three-dimensional and vivid character, but not very charming. For me, I can look into it with peace of mind. After putting down the book, I won't think about pursuing it again. Four to four and a half stars.

I really feel that the rating is low, it should have been an 8 anyway. The copy is very innovative. I watched Hekaku Pavilion at 1:30 in the evening and I didn't dare to go to the toilet... The main plot to the middle stage is also more attractive. I don't know what mistakes Su Bai made and what identity Qin Zixuan is. I read the other comments and said it was be. I was a little nervous. Life is already very hard. When I read the novel, I just wanted to see the happy ending of the family making dumplings. I cried. Some people say that the protagonist is a bit of a virgin at the beginning. Actually, I think it's okay. After all, sympathy does not affect anything. For them, the NPC is indeed a living person in front of them... And Rokkatei also said that different scripts are indeed different real worlds, and each base person may come from a different script world. Who can say that we outside the book are definitely not NPCs in a script world? One last time, don't watch Rokkatei at night

I seem to have seen something similar to the first story, but the difference is that there is a paragraph at the end, and then the story is about two men, related to fog, I can't remember the name, and I didn't add it to my bookshelf, because it was suspected of having cp, and it was a little bit poisonous, but I read that one not long ago and it was serialized. This one has been completed. There is no similarity since the second story. This one without cp is more to my taste.

Why is the rating so low? I think the copies are all novel and interesting, and they are slightly scary. The logic is okay. I don't see any shortcomings so far. The male protagonist has not failed. It's all on his own. He doesn't have that kind of incredible IQ. I think I have read many infinite horror novels. This one is pretty good. I can read it (I haven't seen a good novel in a long time).

This book is quite nice, and the reasoning part is well written. The characters have some shortcomings, but they are acceptable. After all, it is impossible to make every supporting character a perfect image. The protagonist is weak in the early stage but not timid. , You can see obvious growth by the fourth copy. The high school student who plays a supporting role in it feels like he has an unusual identity. I'm looking forward to the identity reveal later.

The writing is very good, with some personal feelings. I exchanged the description of Su Bai's changes with the copy of the apartment in the back. First, let the readers realize that something is wrong, and then use the plot to solve the puzzle for those who understand. The people who don't understand can reveal the mystery. The description of his changes can be less emphasis on his changes, and focus more on describing his behavioral changes. A good novel does not mess with emotions, does not have a harem, and does not have a small head overcoming the brain.

It's quite scary to watch it without turning on the lights at night.

You can also like the horror copy of this kind of reasoning. It's good. I looked for it for a long time before I found it [face covering]. The other reasoning is not satisfactory. I also have a few favorites that I'm reading at the serial fattening point, so it's hard to find another one that I like.

I think this book is good and it's my favorite suspense genre.

It's okay. So far, the protagonist doesn't have an invincible golden finger. He also has an online IQ and is well-shaped.

The advantages and disadvantages of this book are quite obvious. The protagonist is not forced to cheat on Goldfinger. Instead, the protagonist relies on a little bit of reasoning to develop the plot. It does not say that the protagonist alone can defeat the overall situation. The other supporting characters also have their own highlights. The characters are also portrayed more vividly, especially Qin Zixuan. The biographies of some of the main characters written by the author are also very good. Although they are set to atone for their sins, not all of them are heinous, and some are forced to do so. Writing the biographies also gave me more opportunities to understand them, and the characters are more three-dimensional. After reading it, I just felt that the author's writing style was average. It did not give me a very scary feeling, but more importantly, the story was very novel. I was still curious about how the author came up with such a copy, until I read the author's self-narration at the end...

It's very immersive. After reading it, I feel creepy when I think back on it. Every story is exciting and has twists and turns. I like this experience of introducing each supporting character. The author of their stories is very vivid. I like it.

After watching half of it, I feel that there are no major problems, but it can be improved. (Unfortunately, I can't stand most of the copies. 1. In the dungeon, most people outwit each other, and there were quite a few fights with ghosts, but the fights were all done with props, which felt very thin. It would be better if we could do some combat training and hand-to-hand combat with ghosts in the base. 2. It would be great if everyone in the base was from a different timeline, which would be more fantastic.

The pure mystery plot is quite interesting and will not make people feel boring. Finished reading the chapter and updated it now~

I have the urge to read on! The rhythm is also very good

Okay, I've heard a lot of similar stories, and this is okay. The character design of the protagonist is ok. The author will update it as soon as possible.

Read it carefully. The characters don't have a day off until they die, which in my opinion isn't a major crime. Alas, those who die will become monsters. The two couples were so miserable. Mingming should have feelings for Zhou Ci, otherwise she wouldn't be depressed for a few days, but the two people who were in love could not make it to the end. They are all people of flesh and blood. Zhou Ci gained the strength to avenge his brother before committing suicide. I don't quite understand the ending. Will do a second brush later. There is no emotional line between male and female in the co-author, they are all written to death, and there is no chance to express their feelings at all 😂 My favorite Su Bai is also dead, I thought he was the protagonist

So far so good, nothing too bad. I will continue to watch it.

It's very nice. I like this kind of dungeon. It's similar to the Shelter.