Compared with Infinite Stream, it feels more like a science fiction novel, involving more time and science fiction factors, so you need to read it with your brain. If I hadn't seen it on Infinite Streaming Network, I think I would have spent more time reading it.
It's a very interesting setting, and the writing is pretty good. I read the latest one in one go. It's still being serialized. I haven't read it in a while.
Very good especially the first one, a very new copy, well worth a look if I haven't seen it before. However, the update is very unstable due to the author's health. I haven't updated it for a long time, which is a bit confusing.
Heart-throb + cool writing, it's been a long time since I've seen a heart-throb with acceptable writing style, pure cool writing, no need to use your brain, you can read it, the writing style is okay
After reading one or two copies, I felt that it was well written, but for me the progress was too slow to stimulate dopamine, and there were no other attractions. Repeated reopening makes people feel tired
It's a cool article and readable. I really like being alone in a world. Unfortunately, the end of the article is about the painful childhood of an ordinary native family. I gave up when I saw it.
It's a bit unfinished, but the first part is still readable. It's a bit of a decryption type with unlimited flow. The golden finger is relatively big. It's a violent level + micro-decryption. I changed the dungeon so that no one can clear it except the protagonist. Then it suddenly turns into Mortal Kombat. There are very few dungeons. The protagonist's emotional line is a bit inexplicable. It's a mindless and cool novel. The last dungeon is quite unnecessary. It's a bit of a waste of time and money. It's okay to read the previous one.
The setting was interesting and the writing was OK, but in the later stage it became too cheesy. The more I wrote, the less interesting it became, so I abandoned it.
Very interesting settings, but the progress is really too slow + I was a little confused in the early stage + I lost the settings in the later stage, and I abandoned it when I saw the second copy.