Infinite Trial Instances

This book would be so much better without a male lead; his very existence is a flaw.

The male lead's character is such a killjoy that I don't want to keep reading. Who would like a stranger who received their father's love since childhood, whose father then dies and causes trouble for them, ultimately implicating their mother and themselves? And the male lead acts on his own initiative. It's such a shame, I finally found a copy.

If Fifth Lan is the male lead, then isn't the female lead a saint? Otherwise, who would fall in love with him after their entire family was destroyed and they themselves died because of him? This male lead is utterly detestable from the moment he appears.

The male lead is really unworthy... Isn't it better to just let the female lead be the only one beautiful? Honestly, the male lead is disgusting. He ruined the female lead's family and then clung to her like a leech, offering his self-righteous guilt and compensation. If he truly felt guilty, he should have just committed suicide. Anyone would find that disgusting; he's completely twisted... Would a normal person fall in love with Wu Lan? He must have mental issues.

I feel it would have been better without the events involving Fifth Storm; it felt a bit forced. The early stages didn't showcase the difficulty of the dungeons, making them seem too easy to clear. In reality, the dungeons are quite challenging, but that wasn't shown.

The beginning was exceptionally well-written, but the writing style went astray after the male lead appeared 🤔. There's even a second male and female lead! In infinite flow novels, instead of focusing on becoming powerful, they have time to fight over love 😠. Can't the female lead just be beautiful on her own? No romance would be better.

It's quite good, but why does the protagonist seem to become less intelligent every time a fifth episode appears? Even the side stories seem to lose their intelligence. If this continues, it will be unwatchable later on.

The author must stick to their vision!! The male lead may have some flaws, but he's still your own son, so just develop him gradually and don't kill him off!! Not everyone dislikes him 😂

Fifth Storm was truly a failure.

Why aren't you providing explanations for the dungeon instances? The first one is simple, but even that shouldn't be obvious at a glance. At least provide an explanation if you can tell. And who is the mole? Who exactly is the mole? It just ended abruptly with two people in power involved, without any explanation.