God! The true God of infinite flow!!!
As we all know, any dungeon involving time in Infinite Stream will be exciting, and in this one, time is involved from every dungeon to the entire main storyline. Needless to say, the plot is quite brain-burning. It is particularly exciting starting from the first dungeon "Ouroboros", and by the end you will be shocked to realize that the first dungeon actually contains such a foreshadowing!
The main CP is also very easy to drink! It's my favorite type (it's a bit hard to deal with in the early stage, but I can't get enough of it in the later stage when I'm trying to conquer myself. I'm a cool type with super high IQ and a little bit of psychological trauma), and in the last part of the plot, the main CP gave me a knife (don't worry, it's HE)
Narcissus control is directly charged! (It seems that many people who do not like narcissus are convinced by this book) The main CP has been together since the first chapter. It is very cool. The dual personality, the main personality (suffering) is responsible for intelligence, and the sub-personality (offensive) is responsible for force. The dialogue in the two people's heads and the seamless switching of personalities are very cool... Later, the sub-personality will separate and have its own body~
The world view is quite novel! The dungeon is also great. It focuses on reasoning and has a certain sense of game. There is a copy of the movie "Hungry Platform" that pays tribute to "Hell of the Living", which is quite impressive. The reversal and theme of the copies of "Hospital" and "1552 Haunted House" are also very interesting!
This book is also truly divine!
This Infinite Stream dungeon is mainly about decryption (except for the last dungeon, which is a battle royale and is also a dungeon that connects the entire main story). There are also quite a few passwords that can be decrypted along with the protagonist (the moment when you find out that the plain text you decoded is the same as the protagonist's decryption) is so refreshing. Some of the dungeons themselves have pretty good plots.
The most exciting thing is that the small cycle of the last dungeon covers the entire main world view (yes, this article also involves the concept of "time"!), Especially the chapter that reveals all the foreshadowing, all the clues are wrapped up, and you feel a sense of enlightenment after reading it! Moreover, the author's logic is clear and complete, and the narration is also very exciting. I think you can definitely understand it as long as you read it slowly and carefully.
There are 6 people in the protagonist group, two pairs of bl and one pair of gl, and there are also a pair of bl and one pair of bg in the supporting group (of course, the deputy CPs account for a small proportion in the main text). Needless to say, the author's portrayal of characters and depiction of emotional lines is not my favorite type of CP, but I still cried while watching it. (Actually, what I like the most is the pair of bl and sub-CPs in the protagonist group ()
This book is truly free of death threats and allows you to easily flow to the infinite. The background is the future interstellar era, a battle royale live-action draft (the kind where a protective shield pops up one second before death is detected to send players out for dungeon treatment), and there are some atypical elements in the entertainment industry.
The copy of this article is particularly amazing! Several copies are very brain-burning. For example, the "Cellular Automata" copy that impressed me deeply, it took me a long time to build it in my mind before I could barely understand it... It felt even more difficult than the "Rubik's Cube" copy in the mist with a similar scene. (In the middle and later part of the text, it seems that because some readers complained that the copy was too complicated, the author changed a copy, which should be "Versailles". It seems that it was originally a Werewolf copy (you should be able to find the original copy online (of course the changed copy is also very exciting) CP's character design is a bit old-fashioned (the aloof boss Gongx has a super high IQ, but he's very sweet), and Gong has a bit of a background. His high IQ in the early stage makes his combat power useless, and his combat power and intelligence in the later stage have a double ceiling (I didn't cheat after a little bit of training).
The group portraits of the players are also very good! It feels like they are both opponents and friends~ There is no villain in the whole text, Su Shuangtian (except for the two protagonists who were born as swordsmen, and in the middle period there is a villain who was defeated not long after he appeared and was not even called a villain (?)