[Infinite-world adventure] + [original worlds] + [TV and film worlds] + [realistic] + [not an invincible protagonist]
Story settings: the Frigid Mountains (original survival story), The Deer and the Cauldron (anti-Qing), and more...
A death game descends, and those chosen become “survivors.”
Only by traveling through the Myriad Worlds and completing the missions issued by a mysterious mark can they earn Origin Coins and get a chance to return to the Mark Space.
In the space beyond the Myriad Worlds, Origin Coins can buy anything: gourmet food, rare beauties, treasures from the Myriad Worlds, supernatural abilities, and even immortal divine essences.
Ning Gui was dragged into this brutal game in his sleep. All he could see was endless snow and ice, and all he had on was a thin set of pajamas.
Fortunately, the first talent he awakened was a god-tier ability that could evolve any skill or talent without limit.
Just as he thought he was about to sweep across the Myriad Worlds, he discovered that fate had played a cruel joke on him.
Using this talent came at the cost of precious Origin Coins...
Fighting against the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty deserves 5 stars
It seems to be pretty good so far, but there are some pitfalls at the front, I can't say whether it's big or not [thoughts] In the case of 5 source coins for a task, the villain has a super task with a maximum of 150 (this is not ridiculous), and also gives him two temporary skills to complete (nervous, this is the protagonist). If the other party didn't take the protagonist seriously and used a skill (one damage skill, one enclosure skill) to deal with others, the male protagonist would be dead. There are also some minor points, such as not taking the friends to escape when something is wrong (although I think it is okay not to leave, after all, the villain will not let them leave, which is reasonable) The male protagonist's talent is of high quality, but it is of little use in the early stage, and other people's talents are too high (I feel that the author only talks about the upper limit, which is not very good) The advantage is that the author has a very upright attitude, is very attentive, has solid relevant knowledge, and the content of the novel is reasonable (it can only be said that the numerical values are not calculated well, and there are no other big problems) At present, the most advantageous point is that "The Deer and the Cauldron" chose the anti-Qing camp (maybe you think this is also a poisonous point, if so, it is recommended to change it directly, otherwise it may still be poisonous) and it is well written (it is only 50 chapters and it is not over yet). The villain is not a brainless villain, he can be regarded as a normal person. Overall, worth a look
I haven't finished reading it yet, so I skipped to the latest chapter and read it. In fact, the writing is okay, but not enough. Of course, because I haven't finished reading it, I suggest that I write it below. At present, it is actually quite good, at least around 8.5, But not enough to reach 9 points.
The logic is clear, the writing is mature, and there are no poisonous points.
Just rely on the second world, support the leader, support the leader, support you must have 5 stars
So far it seems to be okay, I don't feel like there's anything serious about it, it's pretty good.
I personally think it's pretty good, cheers for the author😊 I don't see anyone urging updates or commenting. Please give more data to the author. Although I don't understand, I see other authors asking for updates, otherwise I'm afraid the author will run away 😢 [laughing]
It's okay, but it feels a bit slow. Please update it faster. [Working on draft]
Very good, to my liking, keep up the good work, young man
The best, the writing skills are profound, the plot is advanced in an orderly manner, the level of food and grass, five stars are enough.