The Metaphysics Expert Goes on a Killing Spree in the Infinite Game

This is the third book by this author that I've read, and it's still incredibly good, combining elements of metaphysics and the infinite flow genre. It's the story of the Sixth Senior Sister. The beginning of the book wasn't particularly captivating, perhaps because it's set in a dungeon and mostly features the female lead acting alone, making it less interesting.

I clicked in and read quite a few chapters before realizing it's by the same author as Xia Xia's book! The female lead in this one is still quite strong, but some limitations made it less enjoyable to read, though it's still pretty good. I've always loved the author's plot and handling of the metaphysical elements (to be honest, I couldn't stand many of the metaphysical novels in Xia Xia's book…

I've been waiting so long and suffering from a reading slump, and finally Tao Tao has a new novel! I'm so happy! Tao Tao's books are all top-notch; none of them are bad. Investing in her is definitely worthwhile. A 7.0 Rating is a huge underestimation. This book deserves a perfect score in my opinion; it's incredibly good and a worthwhile investment.

Yeah, Huang Tao's cooking is delicious. Her first two books were incredibly good! 🥰 I really like the "strong female lead, weak male lead" trope.

All of your works are wonderful! The values ​​you uphold are excellent, and the characters are vivid and distinctive. I absolutely love your writing! Although the master's storyline is relatively short, after reading through Xia Xia's perspective and then looking at the sixth senior sister's, I really love the master's character.

It's so good, hahaha! The female lead is incredibly strong, so satisfying! The other teammates are also fantastic. DouDou is such a cute and unexpected character. The male lead is great; I initially thought he was aloof, but he's not. Overall, it's a very good show.

It's good, but the popularity is a bit low. The female lead is strong, but she still follows the rules, which is excellent. Unlike other infinite flow novels, where characters' skills are so strong that they don't need to follow the rules. What's the point of writing an infinite flow novel if you don't follow the rules?

It's great, I came across it from another book by the same author. It's not one of those overly powerful, wish-fulfillment stories, although it's still very satisfying. The characters are very interesting; the protagonist's thought process seems quirky yet makes perfect sense.

This is the second book by this author that I've read. The first one was "Xia Xia," which many people mentioned in the comments. I didn't really like the male lead's character in that book—a purple-aura male lead, a very clichéd male lead in a metaphysical novel, and the female lead relies on his purple aura to get things done or something (I've forgotten).

Reading the author's second book, the style is still strangely wicked, and the writing is steady and reassuring. I check the author's page every day hoping to refresh the list of only three books, but unfortunately, I only see three! Waiting patiently for updates, I will continue to follow this author! 😢