Infinite Dungeons: Grinding from the Warring States Era

Keep it up! In the genre of infinite flow combined with historical fiction, I've only seen about four or five books on Qidian a few years ago. Although few, each one was a masterpiece. This also shows that only experts dare to touch this genre. If you write well, you'll become a representative figure of this genre on Tomato's side, a true hero! 😄

I must say this is the first time I've seen this kind of genre—an infinite flow combined with historical fiction. The author even wrote a biography of Yang Che, and you can see historical events and corresponding historical facts. The dialogues with ancient people are also excellent, strengthening the protagonist's ideals and beliefs.

It's rare to see a book as meticulously researched as Tomato's. The author must have read a great deal of classic literature, and his writing style is above average with a clever plot. However, this kind of book is niche for Tomato and may not become a hit, but history buffs might enjoy it and be pleasantly surprised. Author, please don't abandon this project! Please finish it! 🥺

Personally, I think this book has a lot more potential than it currently offers. The theme is novel, combining the infinite flow genre with historical fiction, but given the length of the historical events, it could drag on for quite some time. Without sufficient writing skill, it would be difficult to handle and would likely have many flaws, but thankfully, there aren't many so far.

It's rare to see a novel that combines the infinite flow genre with historical elements these days. Most online novels are just time-travel and business simulations with different names, but this author offers a fresh perspective and evokes the atmosphere of the Records of the Grand Historian, the Spring and Autumn Period, and the Warring States Period. It's very immersive and worth a change.

I think this book is pretty good. The plot is decent, and the characters are well-developed. The ensemble cast is also well-written and not stiff, although it might be a bit stereotypical. But some characters serve the main character, so that's understandable. However, it would be even better if the author could create characters and storylines that are beyond their comprehension, haha.

Creativity: 5 stars; Story: 5 stars; Fun: 3 stars; Worldview: Excellent; Overall Rating: 5 stars; Recommended

The writing is excellent. I hope the author continues writing; the exposure of Tomato (a popular Chinese writer) is temporary, not a one-off event. The Wei Kingdom arc starts off a bit drawn out, and from the Zhao Kingdom onwards, the protagonist becomes quite conflicted. They want to change history but end up making no progress at all, and it remains a one-man show, lacking the cooperation and strategy among players from the beginning. Overall, the score is only 7 out of 10.

The war scenes are the best I've ever read in a novel, and the side stories are pretty good too. I love these historical fiction stories. However, I don't like the interactions between the protagonist and that girl (Li). Even though that girl (Li) is just trying to survive, if I met her in real life, it would be too unrealistic for me, and I would stay away! Of course, everyone has their own preferences, so I skipped around whenever she (Li) appeared.

I stumbled upon this book last night and read it all in one go. It's a historical novel disguised as an infinite story. The author diligently researched history and offers their own insightful and persuasive judgments on historical events. The writing style is above average. Keep it up, it will get better!