Beginning with Infinite Reincarnation

At first glance, the reviews made me think it was a top-tier novel, but it turned out to be a lighthearted and enjoyable read. However, there's a reason why so many people like this book. I think its strength lies in its perfect balance of enjoyment and satisfaction.

The martial arts elements were fine at first, but then... The protagonists became increasingly unscrupulous, engaging in indiscriminate killing, greed, bullying the weak, and displaying a completely warped worldview... Especially in the main universe stories, superheroes bullying ordinary people—what's the point of writing that?

The main character's personality is very unlikable; he's greedy and lecherous, and the story gets a bit drawn out later on, with even opening a chest taking ages.

As the plot unfolds, some people find the protagonist ruthless and dislike him, while others applaud his witty remarks. What I want to say is that we are outsiders to the book, and we will use our own subjective assumptions and values ​​to read it. If our values ​​are similar, we will feel more immersed in it, and if our values ​​are different, we will feel uncomfortable.

Old problem #1: You activate an invincible cheat, but you're too stingy to use it. Either don't activate it at all, or be invincible from the start.

His character is inconsistent, sometimes a heroic figure, sometimes a ruthless veteran, and sometimes a passionate young man. His character has collapsed. The writing is weak, there's no foreshadowing, no plot holes, and the excessive plot twists are jarring. Despite its many flaws, it's much better than 90% of the toxic product reviews on this site. Support the author and hope they continue their efforts!

It's a shame that the book started off so brilliantly, but it got worse and worse as it went on. The style changed drastically, and the writing became so ugly it was like crap. I suspect it was ghostwritten.

Holy crap, the new book just disappeared! Qidian is really a bunch of idiots.

I don't know if it's because my tolerance for poison is low or what, but I couldn't continue reading after the part about Chu Ling'er. The author doesn't seem to know how to write a female lead, yet they still managed to create one; it felt very forced to me.

Now let me talk about the development of the protagonist's abilities in this book. I don't think the protagonist's ability was used well. The author just gave him a cheat code, allowing him to master a certain ability or technology without having to learn anything. This is just a very ordinary way of using the ability.