Infinite Coins
无限硬币
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 855k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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256Chapters
9.4kRecommendations
32.2kFans
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My Personal Collection of Infinite-Flow Novels
A list I put together myself
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A personal list of books I've finished reading. Entirely subjective, emotional reviews, not impartial. If you disagree, you're right. My rating system: Top-tier: No fuss, just genuinely great. I reread these, and even if they have flaws, I tend to overlook them through rose-colored glasses (except for certain honorary top-tier picks, heh heh heh). Solid: Dependable reads. I'm eager to find out what happens next (I'm the type who likes to let chapters pile up and then binge-read). Passable: Somew
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The way the protagonist handles things in the first chapter is like a traitor emerging from the Eighth Route Army. As the leader, instead of addressing the traitor, you find excuses to exonerate him, even if he genuinely had compelling reasons, he's already stood against the people. At this point, you, as the leader, must deal with him and give an explanation to the others.
Let me put it this way: the protagonist Gu's charisma only exists in the author's own mind, and the protagonist Si is even more disgusting (personal opinion, everyone has their own preferences, but I find it disgusting). Moreover, the guild scene at the beginning is like someone mourning someone else's death while they are celebrating, being generous with other people's money, which is really…
From the very first chapter, we see the protagonist has a spirit of dedication, but lacks any real ability. It's not that he's completely incapable—his organizational skills are strong—but he's not very bright. He's broad-minded but lacks the ability to understand people.
Writing a group of protagonists on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) is a dead end.
First: Did the protagonist make any sacrifices? Second: Does the protagonist receive any compensation? Third: Since Shattered Star has a personal relationship with other players, why not sell it openly? Does he think their relationship is less important than a piece of equipment?
Shennong Post The protagonist is a "good person" who is not very intelligent and likes to take advantage of others. The specific ingredients were pretty much revealed in the first chapter. The next twenty-odd chapters were basically about the protagonist being schemed against. He survived for over twenty chapters entirely by having flashes of inspiration and forcing himself to follow his instincts. It can only be described as highly poisonous.
Highly poisonous. Enter at your own risk. You will be responsible for the consequences.
What the hell? So all those hundred people worked for nothing? One general's success is built on the bones of ten thousand? Teammates sacrificed to the heavens possess boundless power?
The opening line is so full of selflessness. Wow... I gave up after reading the first part.
The probability of continuing to flop is very high. If your thinking is wrong, achieving results will be difficult. You're mistaking what's right for what's wrong, and what's wrong for what's right.