A cycle of adventures through infinite worlds, beginning with Resident Evil. What missions and trials will the Lord God, connected to the infinite space, issue next?
Nano-core enhancements + Demon Slayer breathing techniques + genetic energy + ...
In Resident Evil 2, slaughter zombies, punch the Tyrant, and kick William's ass.
In the Ling Cage arc, go further on the Lighthouse, acquire the Abyssal One, and wreak havoc. Survive missions across countless worlds.
The Lord God's space, with endless exchanges bringing endless possibilities...
First world: Resident Evil
Second world: Ling Cage
Looking at the current 40 chapters, let me talk about the things I don't understand about this book. It is a novel with the theme of infinite flow and time travel, but the author probably did not check the relevant information before writing about the combat power system and civilization level setting. 1. The system's scoring mechanism (or I don't understand what this scoring mechanism is). The reward in Chapter 7 is 4,500 points, a Breathing Technique of Demon Slayer (score 62,500 points). According to the plot of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, this is a feudal society that has not mastered the large-scale utilization of planetary energy. It is obviously a level 0 civilization. As for the Nano Core subhuman physique (score of 61,500 points), according to the plot of the Nano Core, Asa is already studying the Holy Ark. This is a sign of a first-level civilization moving towards a second-level civilization. It shows that the Nano Core is a peak first-level civilization, but its products actually have a lower score than the products of a level 0 civilization. Later, there are "Basic Vampire Mutated Bloodline", "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba's Basic Oni Mutated Bloodline" and "Basic Ghoul Mutated Bloodline". These are basically the products of civilizations below level 1, and the results are higher than those of Nano Core. There is also the later product of Bengtie. This is a third-level civilization, but its intermediate Ice Herrscher core (score 79) is actually not as good as the intermediate core of Nano Core (score 80). There are many other examples later that are clearly products of higher civilizations but cannot be compared to products of lower civilizations. 2. Combat power system settings. Chapter 11, "The distance between the two was less than five meters. Bang, a dark blue nano-shield blocked in front of him. Under the extremely fast sprint, several cracks appeared in the nano-shield." This Lu Li exchanged for two mutant bloodlines of a level 0 civilization. I want to know why the products of a level 0 civilization can cause harm to the technological products of a peak level one civilization. As well as the setting of the gene lock later, it can be seen that there is at least some sci-fi setting (the author also has some descriptions about science fiction methods later) and the simulated training of Zenitsu Zenitsu and the protagonist who is already a vanguard (with Asa's physique, core and vanguard armor). The various values of the vanguard should be far stronger than that of Zenitsu Zenitsu, who is still a human. After all, he is also a product of a first-level peak civilization, but he was killed by a level 0 civilization. The first dungeon was not completed until Chapter 25... What was exchanged was for the products of a high-level civilization, but it actually took so long to pass a level 0 civilization (there is also the spiritual cage world that follows, which is also a low-level civilization, and its technological civilization can even be destroyed by ecological civilization). If you don't know the gap between high-level civilization and low-level civilization, you can refer to Liu Cixin's "Three-Body". The Three-Body civilization is a first-level mid-term civilization, and one of its detectors "water droplets" can defeat the earth's army, so I won't elaborate further. 3. Gene lock setting. The G virus obtained in Chapter 26 is not as good as the nano cells in the subhuman body that Wu Su exchanged for. When the GG virus and nano toxins meet, the G virus can only die, so how can it unlock the genetic lock? To open the gene lock, you should use a more advanced civilization product, right? If a higher-level civilization product is used to open the gene lock later, the high-level gene will replace the low-level gene. Otherwise, what is the point of opening the gene lock? It is just opened without improving, or it is opened without eliminating relatively low-level things. 🧐 Of course, you can read this book without thinking. But the author does not ask us to be brainless, and there is no such thing as a "brain storage". So, the benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom.
It's so cheap, like a discount, and it's written in a fluent and fluent manner. It definitely uses AI, just like a running account.