It's Qiqi's usual slicing + parallel universe + time paradox thesis. You'll get a little bored after watching it too much, but the setting is still pretty good.
It's also a bizarre modern fantasy, but it's not clichéd, and the overall character design and world background are really great. The plot will not cheat for the sake of getting a cheat, there are traces to follow.
It's a heartthrob to a certain extent, but since they are all animals, the viewing experience is still good. The core of the unit story is slightly repetitive, and it would be better if the plot was more concise.
It is a well-balanced article, the emotional plot goes hand in hand, and although there is the protagonist Goldfinger, the pace of progress is just right so that it does not make people feel particularly Mary Sue. At the same time, some important plot points are also unconventional, I like it very much.
It's the author's consistent writing style, with quantum mechanics making up his mind when things go wrong, and the plot not having enough time to come up with paradoxes, but it all comes together in the end.
Horror is the top one in Infinite. The plot and character settings are very full. Although it is also quantum mechanics when encountering difficulties, it is great to be able to justify it.