I’m Truly Out of Options in This Infinite Flow World

"I Really Have No Moves in Infinite Flow" is outstanding in story design, writing style and atmosphere creation, and the writing style is delicate and the descriptions are very vivid, allowing readers to easily immerse themselves in it, as if they are experiencing it personally.

When an "Unnamed Book" breaks into life with the curse of "those who read this book will never see the light of day", the rebellious Chen Yanchu wants to open it and take a look - thus, an infinite flow adventure that combines weird rules, identity puzzles, and the price of wishes begins. The setting of "cold, crazy, intelligent and intelligent people are attacked online by elites and idiots" has its own tension. The "rebel" of the protagonist Chen Yanchu is not the courage of a reckless man, but the sobriety of using his IQ to break the situation in a desperate situation; and the attacker's "smart idiot" attribute allows him to switch between crazy and reliable, injecting an emotional anchor into the tense plot of breaking through the level. The dual clean and HE configuration also gives pure love readers a reassurance, allowing them to immerse themselves in the excitement of unlimited flow. From "The Strange Rules of Seven Blank Rules" to "The Clone Puzzle of Infinity Train", every copy is playing with the "rules". The blank rules are not illogical, but require players to explore hidden traps on the verge of death; Sunshine Community's "Cannot Question the Code" makes the repression and resistance of human nature horrifying; the "cost" setting of the wishing candle touches on the classic proposition of "desire and price"... The author combines the suspense of "Strange Tales of Rules" with the exhilaration of "Unlimited Flow" very cleverly. Every time a game is broken, it is like solving a difficult logic problem, and the reader's curiosity will be firmly captured.

The story setting is exquisite, and the blank rules are designed to be unlocked by advancing the plot, making every plot twist exciting. The writing is delicate and picturesque. The coldness of the underground palace, the terror of the monsters, and the panic and calmness of the characters are all vividly described, making the reader feel like they are actually there. The rhythm is also well controlled, and the tense survival challenges are interspersed with light interactions, which not only maintains the sense of suspense but also prevents the atmosphere from being too depressing. The protagonist Chen Yanchu's "cold and crazy" character is very lovable. He has a sense of sophistication when he calmly breaks the situation, and his interaction with the red-haired Zhang Jianming adds a bit of ease. The dungeon incorporates elements of Cretan civilization, making the puzzles not limited to survival, but also interesting and in-depth. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate, making it very suitable for readers who like brain-burning infinite flow.

The opening chapter of "The Unnamed Book" is a feast for the senses - the fragrance of autumn rain, pear flowers and cold-toned youth, with subtle touches of subtlety hidden in it. When the "Unknown Book" appeared out of nowhere and the ancient cemetery came quietly, Chen Yanchu, a yuppie academic master, was forced to step into this thriller game constructed with words. The author uses cinematic lens language to build a bridge of suspense between reality and the other world, making people breathlessly eager to explore the sequel.

It is a very interesting novel with infinite flow. The story is wonderfully written, the plot is fascinating, and the characters are vividly created. Overall, it is a good quality work.

It's quite interesting, the writing is also good, the storyline is interlocking, and it's beautiful [Like] This has to be written with millions of words, so put a stool and wait for the end, it will be interesting to read it in one sitting [laughs]

This book tells the story of a modern man, Chen Yanchu, who travels to the world of the book to engage in a series of horror plots. Overall, it is very good-looking, and the plots are well connected. Especially the sense of weirdness, terror and horror shown in the book gives people a good sense of immersion, so I support it with five stars.

The author's writing is also great, but there are too few at the moment, not enough to read [crying][crying][crying]

The rhythm is well controlled and looks good.

I read the first few chapters in one go. It's very well written and fluent. It's a good supernatural novel with a lot of imagination. @Writing a book is really a bit lazy