Infinite Worlds: Striding Across the Heavens

Confucius said to achieve benevolence, Mencius said to uphold righteousness, and Confucian scholars said to kneel down and be a dog—how wonderful is that!

This book is actually quite good. The author's writing style is decent, the kind that grows on you. It reminds me of reading *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* back in the day. Even if *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality* were released today, it might not be as popular.

The author and protagonist's unresolved real-world problems are referenced in the film world traveler.

The show features multiple female leads, which is somewhat acceptable, but then it gets to involve a married woman... That completely killed any desire to continue watching.

The author seems to enjoy blending different worlds, and the first one, a fusion of American and Western elements, was quite good. However, the way the various historical dynasties are mixed together in "Heroes of the Three Kingdoms" feels a bit odd.

I skipped the American TV series; I'm not interested in them.

Why doesn't anyone criticize the author of "The Cycle of Reincarnation" for being toxic? The author needs to work harder!

The early stage was pretty good, but the main god's space came out of nowhere, and then it was wiped out suddenly, and it was too slow to die.

Was this book started this year? Now that it's finished, why are there only a few dozen posts? Is it really that popular?

The author writes really well! I think I mentioned in the group that I wanted to read the third installment of "The Smoke of War in Beiping," and the author wrote it. 😏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍