Infinite Survival: A New World Every Seven Days!

The "golden finger" (a term referring to a powerful, exploitative ability) is quite interesting, and this kind of survival story for beginners is right up my alley, so minor flaws are acceptable. However, the chaotic ellipses and excessive exclamation marks are annoying. Especially! They frequently and inexplicably appear at the end of paragraphs! It's exhausting and frustrating to read!

Super good, I love it! The concept of changing to a new world every seven days is very novel. In the first world, the female protagonist escapes from her original world, and those seven days are a recovery period. She gains a new cheat ability, not a huge one, but enough for her. In the second world, she gains a new shelter, two guards, and some very useful items.

Five stars for the author who worked so hard to write this book. Some of the warnings in the comments section were quite accurate. Personally, I'm not quite used to this writing style; it's a bit erratic. There are too many emoticons in the text, which I find a little odd 😂

So far, it's alright, but the post-apocalyptic zombie world is a bit cheesy. Every skill has a name, and the protagonist can even transform after leveling up—it's definitely in the style of Japanese anime. I hope this is just for this one world, and the later ones will be more normal. One more thing: seeing the author's anxiety about the data at the end of each chapter makes readers feel anxious too, which is very annoying.

The premise is very original! I gave it 5 stars. The female lead is gradually getting stronger, and I absolutely love the two bodyguards—they're incredibly powerful and loyal. Author, keep up the good work! So far, it's been great; please don't abandon the series! 😘

Oh my god, how can there be so many... Right? Oh no, no, no, this is the style of this book, okay? Yes, this is the writing style of the book, and the setting is quite good, but the author repeatedly points out potential pitfalls, plus the protagonist's occasional overly cheerful and "cute" behavior... Oh, I forgot, there's also ⊙o⊙?

I've finished reading it, and it's really good. The first story was excellent, the second was great, and the third was a suspenseful mystery. However, the items are a bit too powerful. It's a bit of a starting point, but with the current items and character attributes, the later stories are sure to be even more exciting and engaging. Plus, the third story mentions meeting other players, so I'm really looking forward to the fourth story.

In the first world, the entire city was submerged by a hurricane and tsunami, but the power and internet were still working 🤦, which looks rather strange 🍉 Maybe water doesn't conduct electricity in other worlds 😎

A lucky little heroine... I suggest the author really let their imagination run wild. Isn't the point of quick transmigration to see many different worlds? The first high-martial arts world and the previous apocalyptic world feel similar, which makes it a bit hard to get into.

It's quite good. It doesn't just start with mindless killing; there's a gradual development process. The female lead is intelligent, not a saint, but rather a self-serving individual. A few parts were a little jarring, but overall it's very good. I really enjoyed reading it and hope the author continues to improve and update more frequently.