[Infinite Flow] + [Original instances] + [Invincible family background] + [A lucky freeloader] + [Beast Taming] + [Lighthearted comedy]
Instances descend, and the whole world is plunged into catastrophe.
Those chosen must travel to different points in time and undertake missions of inhuman difficulty.
Only by enduring these grueling instances can the chosen gain extraordinary powers.
Life or death: rise to the top in a single step, or lose everything.
At the farewell banquet before he entered an instance, his entire family disappeared on him.
After finally getting in touch with his older brother, he was told that his brother was the instance's final boss. With a recent surge in players, he had to work overtime and couldn't come back.
Lin Xuan was so furious he laughed!
His brother could clearly have said he was possessed! Instead, he'd come up with such a ridiculous excuse!
Enraged, Lin Xuan decided that very day to cut ties with him.
But after entering the instance, he spotted a familiar figure in the final boss's silhouette...
Lin Xuan sneaked into the boss's room amid the chaos and tentatively called out:
“Bro?”
The terrifying, bloodthirsty final boss froze, nearly fell to his knees, and tried to explain himself:
“Xiao Xuan, I'm not your brother!”
Lin Xuan: “...”
So his family hadn't been lying to him. They really were all final bosses in the instances!
If they're all final bosses, then they can't blame him for becoming the family's pampered freeloader and coasting to victory!
[Lightning protection post]
Hmm. . . Overall, it is a novel with distinct advantages and disadvantages.
Advantages: The plot is fascinating and full of ups and downs. Although the subject matter is not novel, it is still innovative and has many interesting points. However, he relies too much on his golden fingers (family members) and is considered a semi-developed protagonist. Of course, the companions around the protagonist are also well-shaped, at least they have their own ideas.
Poisonous point: The biggest poisonous point now is the girl who suddenly appears in the second volume. Although the author gave readers a foreshadowing in the early stage, this girl is still too poisonous for readers. Because when the author describes this girl, it makes the readers have ambiguous reveries (this is reflected in the fact that the girl's teacher wants the girl to have a relationship with the male protagonist, which is described in the article, and one of the male protagonist's brothers also thinks that the two have a certain affinity). I am a bit suspicious that it is a novel with a female protagonist. The author did not clearly indicate whether there is a female protagonist or a harem in the label. Moreover, when the author describes women, he will have a common problem with most male authors, that is, they will always write about something cute, cute, and so on. In addition, in the middle and early stages, there will be an admirer of the male protagonist's brother. When they first met, the male protagonist will be regarded as a love rival, which makes people think that they are mistaken for two male protagonists. This point will also be mentioned in the second volume (the girl in the second volume saw the male protagonist and his brother and thought there was something wrong with the male protagonist's sexual orientation, but the male protagonist later clarified it). It feels like the author wanted to eat both sides (bg and bl), but it was a bit unnatural due to excessive force.
I still hope the author will think clearly about whether this book will have a female protagonist (harem) or something. So that people can stop their losses in time. I hope the author can see it.
I still like this type of book where the family and friends are weird and inhuman, and they dote on the protagonist. So I kind of like this book, even though I haven't read it yet.
Now I want to know whether this book has CP, this is very important to me. I will wait until there is a conclusion to read, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable.
This book is super good, keep it up, keep it up
The first volume is quite good, but in the second volume there is a girl who appears to be the heroine, so I want to ask the author if there is a heroine [exploration]
[Lightning protection post] Hmm. . . Overall, it is a novel with distinct advantages and disadvantages. Advantages: The plot is fascinating and full of ups and downs. Although the subject matter is not novel, it is still innovative and has many interesting points. However, he relies too much on his golden fingers (family members) and is considered a semi-developed protagonist. Of course, the companions around the protagonist are also well-shaped, at least they have their own ideas. Poisonous point: The biggest poisonous point now is the girl who suddenly appears in the second volume. Although the author gave readers a foreshadowing in the early stage, this girl is still too poisonous for readers. Because when the author describes this girl, it makes the readers have ambiguous reveries (this is reflected in the fact that the girl's teacher wants the girl to have a relationship with the male protagonist, which is described in the article, and one of the male protagonist's brothers also thinks that the two have a certain affinity). I am a bit suspicious that it is a novel with a female protagonist. The author did not clearly indicate whether there is a female protagonist or a harem in the label. Moreover, when the author describes women, he will have a common problem with most male authors, that is, they will always write about something cute, cute, and so on. In addition, in the middle and early stages, there will be an admirer of the male protagonist's brother. When they first met, the male protagonist will be regarded as a love rival, which makes people think that they are mistaken for two male protagonists. This point will also be mentioned in the second volume (the girl in the second volume saw the male protagonist and his brother and thought there was something wrong with the male protagonist's sexual orientation, but the male protagonist later clarified it). It feels like the author wanted to eat both sides (bg and bl), but it was a bit unnatural due to excessive force. I still hope the author will think clearly about whether this book will have a female protagonist (harem) or something. So that people can stop their losses in time. I hope the author can see it.
I still like this type of book where the family and friends are weird and inhuman, and they dote on the protagonist. So I kind of like this book, even though I haven't read it yet. Now I want to know whether this book has CP, this is very important to me. I will wait until there is a conclusion to read, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable.
This book is super good, keep it up, keep it up
The first volume is quite good, but in the second volume there is a girl who appears to be the heroine, so I want to ask the author if there is a heroine [exploration]
It still looks interesting