Infinite: The Supreme Wizard

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Having just started reading and having read so many chapters, I feel compelled to say a few things. First, the background information is very detailed and comprehensive. Some of the ideas are also quite good. However, some writing flaws are quite obvious.

I'm a long-time reader of the author, and I've followed all of them except for the "Alien Blood" series. I've also joined the reader group and quietly watched through the author's low points. The author has moved on several times, started new projects, experienced fluctuating results, and faced all sorts of challenges—these weren't just hardships, they were calamities!

I really hope the author keeps going. His biggest problem has always been missing updates. If he can stick to it for three or four more books, he'll solidify his status as a top author, his income will increase, and his perspective and performance will improve. He won't be stuck in this stagnant situation anymore. He should learn from Tang San, haha!

These two are about the same size. Actually, Kane never understood who he was; he was too arrogant.

I suddenly thought of a problem in Lao Wu's works: the protagonist always faces the malice from the world with a heavy heart, as well as the hindrance and betrayal of the saintly white lotus. The protagonist is in darkness but still struggles to strive for the light. This disharmony caused the collapse of the plot and structure of the story in the end. Lao Wu's works are missing two things.

The protagonist's growth is almost nonexistent; the basic pattern is: precocious farming – looking down on others and spouting insults – lacking strength, jumping out to act arrogantly – getting crushed due to his arrogance – escaping to explore new areas – then repeating: farming – trash-talking – arrogance – getting crushed – distracted and running away – farming again.

Two misconceptions about Harry Potter: 1. Dumbledore is gay: This stems from the Vatican's call for its followers to ban Harry Potter (for promoting witchcraft), and the author's retaliatory response at the press conference. This is the later officially imposed setting. In the original books, Dumbledore is gay, and it's not that the author is politically correct or gay.

This isn't a readable novel; it's an encyclopedia of Western fantasy magic... The author is prone to lecturing, speaks without focus, and has a scattered, disjointed narrative, resulting in a terrible reading experience despite having good material! Terrible!!

I'm writing my thoughts again. In fact, the Wanxiangmen system, as a variant of the infinite flow genre, has great potential to be explored. Considering the author's penchant for writing good beginnings, changing worldviews and upgrade systems, showcasing his imagination, and using reverse-powered characters, the protagonist of the next book could be positioned as a black hand force employed by…