Battlefield of Sin

I watched three different worlds. I just couldn't watch anymore. This book is essentially a combination of endless weaponry and a dream-fulfilling master across countless worlds. He copied his own book from ten years ago, then portrayed the system's higher-ups as gods of gods—a complete hodgepodge. The mix is ​​truly awful.

The novel "Sinful Realm" is definitely worth subscribing to the official version. Please be patient and finish reading Volume 2. It's a journey through thirteen planes, each with a different story. It's truly exciting and definitely not a mindless crushing victory. The protagonist isn't invincible in intelligence; the villains and supporting characters who appear later are even smarter than the protagonist. It's definitely a clash of titans. I will write a guarantee!

It's not good. It's just another example of Western fantasy ideology exported under the neoliberal system. Before the internet was so developed, people would treasure this ideology, but in recent years, Europe and America have been completely exposed. Looking at these so-called Western values ​​now just makes me laugh. 🥱

Early episodes were rambling and disjointed, which was off-putting. There were also some really unlikable teammates, which was another reason to quit. The inclusion of numerous fantastical characters (many of whom I'd never seen before and didn't even know who they were) was yet another reason to quit.

When a new character appears in a TV series or movie, it's best to include a brief introduction in the chapter review to help readers understand the plot. Alternatively, you can list the character introductions in the reader community. Otherwise, readers who have seen the show and know the character will enjoy it, while those who don't will be completely confused.

Damn, no wonder something felt off. The reason is that points don't directly help the protagonist become stronger. Therefore, when the protagonist gains points, there's no longer the excitement or joy of seeing them. It's like working hard and getting paid, seeing that thick stack of red bills, and thinking about how to buy things – the feeling is excitement, thrill, and joy, eyes shining.

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Because Eggman's explanation of the timeline in the first book was unclear, many readers had questions and dissatisfaction regarding the plot, especially the final boss. Now, after discussion, organization, and verification with group members, a rough timeline of the first book is being released to help everyone understand the plot. King's Landing descends upon the ruins of the capital.

Personally, I think *Endless Armament* is a good book, but don't compare every book you read to others. Many books are incomparable. For example, the protagonist of this book is still quite green, completely different from Wujin and the Divine Doctor. They are two completely different people, so naturally they will have different approaches and different stories.

So you've finally returned to the Infinite Flow genre? The Infinite Flow craze is now blindly jumping on the Xianxia/Xuanhuan bandwagon, really ruining your own popularity. You're better at writing about conspirators, ordinary people, people struggling to make a living in the sewers, but you insist on creating those ethereal, righteous immortals—it's just a hodgepodge.