Infinite flow | A battle of wits and courage between two strong men | Extreme ambiguous pull | Killing gods for love
Her blade is pointed at the world, and his promise is only for her.
"Infinite Corridor" survival rules:
Trust is a luxury, death is a daily commodity.
There are no permanent teammates, only temporary benefits.
Never smile at that mercenary named Lu Zeyan—unless you are Lin Yanzhi.
He is her only back in a desperate situation, and she is the blade that he wants to protect even if he is against the world.
When the cold-blooded killer learns to care, and when the iron-blooded mercenary has a weakness, can Double A join forces to tear through this "god-making" conspiracy?
From the temptation when they first met in the ghost school, to the oaths made under the moonlight in the ancient castle, to the confession of life and death deep in the nest... They not only have to clear the level, but also kill the gods.
Reader comments
I can't read anymore, it's too dry. There is no need to keep emphasizing the tacit understanding of cooperation. Some people have this possibility, but it is not necessary to keep emphasizing. Moreover, one is a killer and the other is a soldier. Maybe they will recognize each other as soon as they meet. Neither of these two identities are people who trust others easily. And the copy is very messy very quickly, especially the first one. Okay, bye.
I read about 12 chapters, and I felt it was a bit dry. It wasn't the plot but the writing. Maybe their profession requires this, and it wasn't suitable for me, so I stopped reading.
I can't read anymore, it's too dry. There is no need to keep emphasizing the tacit understanding of cooperation. Some people have this possibility, but it is not necessary to keep emphasizing. Moreover, one is a killer and the other is a soldier. Maybe they will recognize each other as soon as they meet. Neither of these two identities are people who trust others easily. And the copy is very messy very quickly, especially the first one. Okay, bye.
I read about 12 chapters, and I felt it was a bit dry. It wasn't the plot but the writing. Maybe their profession requires this, and it wasn't suitable for me, so I stopped reading.