The Martial Arts Legend of the Infinite Realms

I hope the author can continue writing the book well. The foundation of this book seems quite good, but the dungeon content should be extended, and the real-world time should be refined a bit. Finally, leveling up could be faster in the early stages, but slower in the mid-game; otherwise, it'll be difficult to fill in the gaps, unless there's another fantasy-level twist later on...

All the recommendation votes are yours from now on. I've been reading novels for years but haven't cast many recommendation votes, just because I'm too lazy. Your first story didn't have any pretentiousness or face-slapping moments. I haven't seen the movie, and the writing isn't great, but I think it's pretty good.

You can share your thoughts on the world the protagonist wants to visit, the things he wants to do, and any interesting ideas you have. If they come in handy, I'll definitely include them in the book.

The novels like Doupo and Zhetian are just poorly written, simplistic works, yet you still treat them like masterpieces and write about them. You can imagine how high the author's aesthetic level is. How can you expect someone who can't even tell whether clothes are good or bad to dress well?

Chapter 10 made me realize the reality that the author is a loser...

At thirty, one should be established, but one still acts like a child.

The protagonist shouldn't always pretend to be weak to outsmart others. That kind of plot is outdated and pointless. This kind of mentality isn't what a strong person should have. What's the point of the protagonist constantly playing dumb to defeat those weaker than himself? A strong person should face challenges head-on, taking on those stronger than themselves.

Ignore the trolls, because you'll get criticized no matter what you write. We don't criticize others when we read books; if we don't like it, we delete it.

In my opinion, a book that isn't poisonous is a good book.

Do you want to create a harem? I'm looking for a harem-themed game.