[Invincible + Infinite Flow + Decisive and Ruthless + Rapidly Rising Combat Power + No Heroine + Cheat]
When disaster strikes and the world collapses, humanity becomes a plaything of the Reincarnation Space.
Countless Reincarnation Walkers struggle through blood and fire, fighting for the slightest chance to survive.
Some exchange points for bloodlines, some strengthen their bodies, and some fall into despair.
But Chu Yuan arrives quietly, carrying an “Infinite Cheat System” that does not belong to the Reincarnation Space.
[First World: Wasteland Apocalypse] He awakens a drug-enhancement cheat. Every zombie he kills earns him a dose, and one injection multiplies his strength tenfold, sending his combat power soaring without limit! While the other Reincarnation Walkers are still fighting for their lives against ordinary zombies, Chu Yuan is already punching mutant zombies to pieces and trampling across the zombie horde, leveling up on the spot with a hundred thousand zombies.
[Second World: Angels and Demons] He hunts endless angels and becomes the Dark Demon King. While the other Reincarnation Walkers are still timidly struggling against angels and demons, Chu Yuan has already blown the lofty mastermind to smithereens with a single punch, along with thousands of stars!
In this perilous infinite world, Chu Yuan lets loose completely. “Sorry, I'm a cheater.”
Every reincarnation brings a new cheat! Every arrival tramples mercilessly on the rules of reincarnation!
When the demons finally realize this uncontrollable anomaly exists and pour all their power into trying to erase him,
Chu Yuan stands tall above countless planes, with innumerable fully leveled cheat auras floating behind him.
“Demon Overlord? You're just my next instance...”
Does every new world have to have a female character? Anyone who didn't know better would think all those women were the protagonist's lovers. 🙂
AI-edited, a free-spirited and unrestrained writer, but it doesn't feel like a typical "" (a genre of Chinese fantasy novels) story.
Just five times the physical strength gives you half a ton of strength, so what if it were fifty times... Wouldn't that be five tons of strength?! 😂😂😂 Do you know how many seconds it took me to hold my nerve? 😂😂
Although I've been fighting, all I can say is that I'm completely done.
How did he add that? Fifty thousand tons? Drinking that potion boosted his body 500,000 times, which equals 500,000 tons?! [What?]
The data is a mess. The rewards for the first mission initially show a 5x multiplier, then after a few lines it changes to 50x. The second mission also shows a 50x multiplier, but upon completion, it says 500x. Then there's Dr. Z. At the beginning, he doesn't have any superhumans under his command (his levels are Mortal, Superhuman, Cataclysmic, Throne).
I feel there's something wrong with the plot. Every time the protagonist completes a world, there's a mastermind behind it all, saying something. It feels like everyone's a villain. If you want to see it, watch it yourself; I don't like it. Also, in order to cultivate that "Free and Easy Technique," he wasted several opportunities to enter worlds. If every entry grants a cheat code, then why not just enter multiple times and become invincible? What's the point of cultivating that thing?
I've read eight chapters; it's a story about a savior saint.
Not bad, it's in the same style as those two books by Dumpling: fast leveling up, exciting battles, violent aesthetics, and the destructive power is also well written. Keep it up! 👍
While it could be considered a "feel-good" novel, it gave me a slightly unrealistic feeling, like grinding through dungeons in a game. This type of novel really tests a writer's skill. However, the author handled one thing very well: the ability gained in the first or second dungeon, or even a certain dungeon, can be used in the next. This is better than many other authors in the same genre.