Cursed by an Original Sin Relic? But I'm the Park's Favorite

It's a really good read. Some of the settings reminded me of the cycle of reincarnation, but the styles are different, each with its own unique characteristics. I absolutely love the cycle of reincarnation stories. The author's writing is quite good, the protagonist is smart and rational, and the lone wolf/no-romance dynamic is just the best part 😘

It's a decent amusement park story with a decent writing style, sometimes even having some highlights. The main character's design doesn't have any serious logical problems either. I'd give it an 8+. Honestly, I have very low expectations for Yang Shizi's works.

The pacing of the dungeons is comfortable; each dungeon isn't too long to be unreadable, nor too short to be unclear. The protagonist has satisfying moments and strength, without any deliberate suppression of combat power; his intelligent character has been successfully established. The background is also slowly laying the groundwork.

I read in the introduction that the author borrowed the world view of the Cycle of Reincarnation, so this book review is written for readers of the Cycle of Reincarnation. 1: The worldview of the Reincarnation Paradise: The paradise has no emotions and only executes programs, but the protagonist's bargaining with the paradise at the beginning is a bit... Unpleasant.

A great book! After reading the alternative to Reincarnation Paradise, there are very few books with infinite flow, stat allocation, and dungeons. Tomato had a few at the beginning, but now they are either discontinued or the protagonists are too frustrated. This one is really enjoyable. Keep it up, author!

It's pretty standard, neither particularly good nor bad. If you're looking for something to read, you might want to check it out. [Already added to my wishlist] I've read over 200 chapters now, and it feels like a remake of "The Cycle of Reincarnation." I've read "The Cycle of Reincarnation" three times already, and I hope this book will get more and more interesting as it goes on. 🤤

This is a reincarnation-themed infinite flow novel, and it hasn't included any derivative worlds yet, which is a good thing. One of the biggest concerns with infinite flow novels written by Tomato (a popular author) is the "nurturing" phase; habitually checking each chapter one by one doesn't usually result in good readership. It all depends on whether they allocate enough traffic.

The plot flows smoothly, the characters aren't idiotic, the protagonist is calm and intelligent, there's currently no female lead, and the adventure takes place in various infinite worlds. The missions aren't ridiculously difficult, with only one survivor; most of the teammates are normal people, and the paradise is relatively peaceful, not just about being electrocuted at the drop of a hat.

So far, the reading experience is good. The protagonist isn't a power-type character, nor is he overly intelligent. The author's writing is quite good, and the plot's direction was unexpected, which is very nice for a bookworm like me.

I'd give this book a thumbs up. While some parts have minor flaws, overall it's really good and gave me a bit of a "mosquito-like" feeling. It's a good alternative to "The Cycle of Reincarnation" 👍 If you like the infinite flow genre, you should give it a try.