Infinite City Battles

The author sets the Zerg as having maximum potential and maximum rarity, but the rules also limit the number of units. Under these rules, does the Zerg deserve this rating? Without a swarm of Zerg units, the Zerg would probably be ranked near the bottom among all units!

Although the main character is a brainless angry young man, the overall story is still decent and worth watching.

Could the author please take a look at the battlefield manual? It's so awkward to read like this. The Zerg base section was problematic, but it didn't really affect the reading experience. Then the Banelings section... I was dumbfounded! That's strong acid! Also, the author probably genuinely doesn't understand the Zerg's mass production mechanic; units are produced from eggs.

I like to use Zerg (for head-on Zerg swarms), Undead (starting with the Nyx Assassin), and Zagara (regardless of winning or losing, she'll keep using her Q ability even if a teammate is about to die).

The main character is like a brainless thug. He also loves to insult people, which is incredibly ridiculous. It's so awkward, I'm speechless.

I don't know what these authors are thinking??? In this parallel world, China always develops slower than others. If the whole world were developing slowly, and China was always portrayed as incompetent and inferior, then it would have perished long ago!

Ancient writing style, ancient prose, ancient protagonist. It's a throwback to my youth, like stepping back into the era of CMFU game novels.

All I want to say is, even if God guarantees the protagonist's health before sending him to the crematorium, it's useless. Because he's being humanely euthanized, hahaha.

The dungeon rewards include Radiant Ore, and the first dungeon reward is a Medium Reincarnation Point Mine. Also, please include that Plants vs. Zombies Sunflower book; otherwise, I'll be incredibly frustrated.

After reading a few chapters, I found the subject matter to be quite good, at least I liked it. However, I personally felt the character immersion wasn't strong, and the character roles were rather unusual. Plus, the protagonist swore constantly. Well, considering the notorious "404" (censored page) issue, to still manage this is quite impressive! If the author were to revise some settings and start a new book, I think it would do quite well. Keep it up!