Infinite Base Across the Heavens

I'm putting this out there: if The Mechanic resumes updates, I'll subscribe to all of it; if the new book doesn't have a bad ending, I'll also subscribe to all of it. The pirated version I was reading before…

First of all, long live the academy! This book is absolutely captivating! This subject matter, this content. 2333333

This book is well-written; at least the protagonist isn't a saintly figure who disdains these biochemicals, unlike that other biochemical book next door. However, the protagonist's so-called conscience as a narcotics police officer might be the last line he holds onto amidst the killing. 🙂

The era of the Great Purge has arrived, and the Mechanic has unfortunately been caught in the crossfire.

This is just my personal suggestion; please don't attack me if you disagree. The greatest asset of the Resident Evil universe is definitely not its biological weapons, but cloning and mind implantation technologies. With these two things, it means that if the protagonist returns to the main world, as long as there is enough biomass, he can clone an entire social system, which can at least include…

The protagonist's development primarily stems from the story worlds he enters. First, let's look at Resident Evil. There's one last test subject, and the technology isn't very advanced. It's likely the protagonist's team will eliminate the last test subject and acquire the other viruses. The CNC world is the protagonist's foundation. Here, he either joins GDI or chooses NOD.

Despite the Resident Evil franchise being overused and over-the-top, Jing still managed to give me a pleasant surprise.

Honestly, I've been following Mirror's books ever since The Mechanic. What initially attracted me was just the word "infinite," since I'm somewhat of a fan of the infinite flow genre. But as the plot deepened and became more dramatic, the author's unique approach to infinite flow novels, setting them apart from other works, became apparent.

Command & Conquer was Westwood's most outstanding real-time strategy game of its time, bar none, but it was unfortunately ruined by EA. Hopefully, the author can write more of this series. Since they can afford to consume Tirion Fordring resources, they should also add some mana. The bloodline will likely benefit from the bonuses from Toshita and Kane. The mid-game is set in a Red Alert world, while the late-game is a large-scale StarCraft expansion, featuring the psionic hybrid Xel'Naga.

Okay, this book is really good, so far it is. Perhaps it's because I've been in a reading slump for too long? Yes, it's an endless novel, but it's different. The protagonist's original world is apocalyptic, so it also incorporates apocalyptic elements. Therefore, I think it would be best to balance the apocalyptic storyline and the infinite storyline equally.