This is my favorite unlimited flow novel (I read it a few years ago. I particularly like the character of the protagonist, the emotional line is smooth, and the plot is interesting)
It was particularly good in the early stages, so just add it to the first few volumes. It was very good until more than 150 chapters, but I wanted to make it fatter later on, but it ended up taking two years. Judging from the ratings, it was unfinished... Sigh...
I think it's more of a group portrait, the protagonist is not particularly outstanding, and I can only say forget about the emotional line. In comparison, the plot line of this book is not very ups and downs, the pace is slow, the protagonist's attack is given too much highlight, and the character design is relatively thin, I don't like the feeling of black and white. The advantages are that the setting is novel, the group portraits are well described, and they are not scary! It's even a bit heartwarming. The protagonist is a normal person and belongs to the growth stream.