This was originally a relatively traditional infinite flow work. However, the protagonist did not travel to any movies, novels or other works. All mission scenes in the book were made up by the author, and many of them were adapted from real scenes in the real world (Thanks to Baidu Maps and Google Maps for this).
As a newcomer, especially a newcomer whose Chinese language scores have always been stable on the passing line since elementary school, it is not easy to write a novel. Moreover, this is a long and unlimited novel with millions of words. I personally feel that this young man should be encouraged. Of course, as a young writer with limited reading experience and almost zero writing experience, there are naturally some clichéd settings in the book that cannot be avoided. For example: the origin of the protagonist Zhang Yang runs through the beginning and end of the book, but from the beginning, readers can clearly know his origin - the main god space. Yes, I admit this setting is cheesy. However, some of the later settings, such as the character attribute system, the way the protagonist and team members are reborn, the artifacts the protagonist has owned since childhood and how to use them in the end, etc., I personally think are very interesting. At least the setting method of this book is still very different from other works.