Living in Infinite-Flow Dungeons

I skipped the Yong'an High School segment in the middle, but it was still very enjoyable to finish the novel in one go. There's a slight sense of loss; the ending felt rushed, as if many things weren't explained clearly. The final boss was killed off by his own stupidity.

It was exhausting to read. The first half was very well-written, I especially liked it. The second half was also well-written, and I quite liked it too, but I was disgusted by that guy with the surname Bai and the part about losing his memory was too tiring to read. Also, the last little part felt rushed, leaving me with no satisfaction and a suffocating feeling. It felt like I was reading a tragic ending instead of a happy one…

Since my new story is still being serialized, I came here to read this one from the column~ The initial reversal of Xiao Ke's identity really amazed me, giving me the feeling of a transition in a suspense movie, officially leading the dog into an extraordinary world; Later on, I particularly enjoyed the exciting scenes in "Guiman Village" where the still-weak (?)

The Underworld setting felt a bit abrupt, like a forced addition. I liked the rest of the story quite a bit. It's rare to see this type of infinite flow story, and the writing is good, not stiff. Finally, it's not the protagonist acting as a player, dominating dungeons anymore. That's touching.

Well... I finished reading it, but the ending felt a bit weak, somewhat inexplicable, and the writing was disorganized. The system being so easily defeated by human emotions was also strange... Overall, I wouldn't recommend reading this story. The beginning was okay; although the cheat system was powerful, it was still within reasonable limits. However, it started to fall apart later on.

Although some foreshadowing was planted in the beginning, and the ending was generally coherent, it still felt a bit abrupt and rushed. Keep it up, author! I hope you get better and better! Hooray for the completion!

Seeing the temple scene made me wonder if it meant I was about to receive power and become the strongest. And then, watching the finale... Sure enough, I guessed right!

I prefer the early and mid-game; the late game feels too rushed.

It's not that the writing is bad, and the plot itself isn't problematic. Jiang Ningke did gain the protagonist's understanding, but while the protagonist let go, can she truly let go of her actions that were almost a betrayal of the protagonist? Those were clearly her last remaining family members. Since they could alter everyone's memories, why not alter a portion of hers as well? After all, even with forgiveness, a rift has indeed formed in her heart, no matter how subtle it may be…

It feels a bit forced to have a happy ending.