
The Only Player in the Infinite Realm, Farming Souls to Become a Lord of All Worlds
无限流唯一玩家,刷魂成万界薪王
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- Ongoing
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- 2.1M Words
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- Sports
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- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 1d ago
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- Don't Tell Him This Isn't a Game!别告诉他,这真不是游戏!Alternate title on Fanqie
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See allIt's 2026, Guys! Recommend Something Worth Reading. I'm Desperate for a Good Book
Traditional Infinite-Flow Stories, No Beginner-Level Writing, and Nothing About Going Global or Being Invincible
I don’t want brainless stories. No filler like chat groups, and no main-god space. I only want a lone protagonist traveling between different worlds, without involving any other transmigrators.
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Demon Slayer, Naruto, One Piece...
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I'm in a reading slump. I've run out of books, and now I feel like nothing interests me.
Infinite-Flow Stories Where the Protagonist Grows Strong Step by Step Like an Ordinary Player
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New author, new book! First, a little self-encouragement! The editor at Qidian initially thought it was pretty good, but they thought my pacing was too fast and there were too many game references, so they didn't sign me 🤦🤦🤦 I figured the fast pace and lots of fun would be something the readers at Qidian would enjoy! Don't worry, there aren't any major flaws in this book.
Well written! I've finally found a book with a true Souls vibe. It's not one of those games that uses the so-called "infinite resurrection" as a Souls feature, nor is it a mere copy of the Souls storyline without any of the combat features. Instead, it perfectly blends the core gameplay elements of the Souls genre with various Easter eggs. Turns out, you've always been there for me 😭😭😭
I've listened to all 82 chapters. Even if you haven't played Soul Travel before, it won't affect your reading experience. The plot is fast-paced and smooth, with no major flaws. It's a very enjoyable listen. The author mentioned using AI to write the text, but I didn't notice; it just flowed seamlessly from beginning to end. The first 82 chapters are rated 8.5. I look forward to the rest of the story.
They showed me a straight sword with canceled recovery animation, a small scythe that keeps sliding, a guan dao that can cosplay as a helicopter, and a great bow with the firing rate of a crossbow! 👍👍👍
I'll give it four stars initially. This is a classic novel about a player exploring an infinite universe, and it doesn't have many flaws. However, when changing the map, did the author consider that if you want the protagonist to grow stronger and still defeat bosses through strategic battles, then you should make the combat power of the previous world lower than that of the next?
The author clearly knows how to write a satisfying read, making it a top-tier read... But I'm still curious how they'll balance the satisfying moments with the plot's precision. Now that I've finished reading, it seems the satisfying moments have been explored quite thoroughly. Whether it's monster-slaying or leveling up, the repetition might be a bit too high.
Dark Souls 5 features unique storylines and boss battles. Do you like my little scythe and poop ball? 😏
First, I've read up to chapter 177. My rating for this book is: Pseudo-game simulation, A-. Suitable for the following groups of people 1. Enjoy the thrill of combat. 2. A pseudo-game simulating a new reader 3. Growth-oriented individuals 4. Soul-wandering enthusiasts Enter at your own risk. 1. Daily life writing enthusiast 2. I like characters with female leads. 3. Fans of group portraits
As a new author with a new book, the potential is considerable, but there are some unavoidable problems. Other commenters have their own opinions, so I'll just point out one small issue: the author's sentences are particularly fragmented and strange.
From a god-like perspective, watching the protagonist constantly being held back by 10 million and unable to force quit is a bit frustrating—how come we haven't noticed anything amiss yet? Come on, pay attention! But then there's rolling, parrying, invincibility frames during executions, and the inability to take off his pants, so it seems like the protagonist actually thinks this is a game, which is perfectly normal. In short, I'm a bit conflicted myself, but it's still really good! 👍