Surviving as Cannon Fodder with a Pocket Space

I finished reading this novel of over two million words in five days. To be honest, it has its pros and cons, and there are indeed many flaws; it can't be called perfect. But what surprised me most was that the infinite flow genre has finally gained traction in the female-oriented genre.

I've read several of the author's novels. So, it turns out the author likes tall, muscular Western men...

Suddenly I realized that the current perspective is the true entity (perhaps the body is a copy, but the consciousness is the true entity). When Jin said he was going to take the female protagonist away, it was written that the female protagonist felt her consciousness getting further and further away, and then she came to the mission world to start over.

I also think the story in God Realm is not as good. It doesn't feel as serious as before. The whole writing style is much lighter and I can't stand it. The female lead has the ability of a puppeteer. How are we supposed to watch the female lead fight? Lyle is doing it all for her 😅.

Warning: The better it is in the beginning, the worse it gets later! I can tolerate it turning into a Mary Sue harem novel, but the main female lead dies, a clone becomes the female lead, and the male leads don't even mind, even helping her to get rid of the original female lead, and then they have a happy ending?! What kind of twisted logic is this?!

As a reader myself, I clarified a question when answering other readers' questions. Whether the final "He" is true or false is not the point. Nor is the location of the "Original Being" the point. The key point is that He survived, overcame the time he spent contemplating suicide, and became stronger. Then all the others died, including the original He who was next to Jin.

Lying in bed yesterday, I suddenly thought about this book. Is He, currently in Jin's world, part of the same world but in a different timeline, or a parallel world with different timelines? Jin created a prototype with the blood data of the current He, so will Jin love this one more? Could Caesar have been created by this He?

What kind of writing is this? The original character dies later... Wasn't the original character the female lead before she hugged Jin? Then the female lead is completely replaced with a clone! What kind of nonsense is this? The clone isn't the original He, yet all these men are crowding around her. Is this some kind of clone's revenge journey? I'm speechless! The original He is dead!!!

The beginning of this book was excellent. It was all about escaping disasters. However, there were too many flaws after the protagonist entered the divine realm. He was given too much of a cheat code. The book didn't depict his growth process, nor did it show him constantly learning and improving himself. It was very frustrating. It would have been better if he hadn't entered the divine realm at all. I'm thinking of dropping the book.

The female lead doesn't develop gradually; her personality is very underdeveloped and lacks any defining characteristics. I can't really picture her or her character in my mind. Plus, she's always getting hit on... Well, she doesn't seem particularly impressive. I still prefer female leads like Qing Xiao and San Jiu who develop step by step. However, the opening was indeed quite good. It got a bit boring later on; it was really filler. 🤫🤫