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[Infinite Flow] [Male lead] [None of the characters are good people]
[Includes BG, BL, GL, and many other elements, in no particular order]
If a very well-paid job came along while you were unemployed, would you treasure the opportunity?
If the offer came with a strange link, would you click it?
Zhuang Xunyi did.
Then she was pulled into an even stranger room, filled with all kinds of bizarre novels, and told to choose one for no apparent reason.
CEO romance, school life, xianxia, wuxia, sci-fi, danmei, mystery, horror...
Zhuang Xunyi clicked until she was utterly exhausted, but the damn Observer beside her kept going on:
"Kill the male lead! Kill the male lead! Kill him, kill him!!!"
Zhuang Xunyi was exhausted from all the killing. "Listen, who are you, anyway, and why do you want me to kill him?"
Author, I have some questions. I don't understand why Xunyi didn't try to learn more about the rules. Although she initially thought it was just work, and that it would end once the task was completed, the next two tasks involved life-threatening situations. Wouldn't she have wanted to learn more to be on the safe side? And Shen Zhiyan? Xunyi just did whatever he said.
Objectively speaking, I found the subject matter very novel, and overall there weren't any major plot holes. However, the first story had a few minor flaws. For example, the actress playing the villainous female supporting character didn't initially reveal her identity as a hunter; she simply mentioned the 80% kill rate, which was logically unknowable at that point.
The writing is excellent! This time, the transmigration is completely office worker-style, and the way it's done—choosing a novel—is quite novel. At first, I thought the plot was a classic domineering CEO story, but it's not at all. It's full of plot twists. I thought the original female lead was a brainless naive girl, but she's not at all.
It's really good, with a unique perspective and some insightful observations on human nature, especially on issues concerning women.
So far, it's been incredibly good. The writing is smooth and not childish. The plot is exciting, and some parts are so relatable to working professionals that they really evoke sympathy, haha. All the transmigration stories so far are super enjoyable, but I'm hoping for a short epilogue after the female lead leaves each world to explain the changes in those worlds.
Keep it up, author! This book is amazing! I was immediately drawn in by the title. While the first part wasn't quite as captivating, it gets better and better as it goes on. I hope you keep it up! Xunyi's character is really appealing to me; she doesn't tolerate anyone who causes trouble. I hope more people will read this book! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The author writes really well. I just finished reading "A Small World," and the female lead isn't blindly in love with the male lead; she has a career she cherishes. Keep up the good work, author! 💕💕
It feels like a very novel theme.
I just realized there's a male lead! Could it be Shen Zhiyan? By the way, I caught up with the whole thing in one go! I can't get enough! Can't we suddenly have a few hundred thousand more words? 🤦
It's quite good. There's not much of a romance plot, and I really like the female lead's personality.