Infinite Worlds, Starting with Corpse Brother

Self-indulgent writing, written for the author's own eyes. The content is complex, and the pacing and descriptions are chaotic, feeling disjointed and disjointed. At times, it's hard to distinguish between dialogue, soliloquy, and inner thoughts, all crammed together. The author also mentioned that the earlier parts were difficult to read due to their disjointed and jarring nature.

Becoming a god-level zombie is actually very difficult. Many of the later zombie masters were actually infected human experts. Just like Ghost Stick needed that woman to become a god.

I have no problem with slaughtering Japanese soldiers... But isn't the infinite reality where the protagonist resides also frantically devouring and enslaving the other world? What they're doing seems even more Japanese than the Japanese themselves.

It feels a bit idiotic, neither funny nor serious, a complete mess. The writing is terrible.

Purely for my own amusement. The protagonist possesses the bloodline to withstand nuclear bombs, theoretically granted by being killed by a mutated entity without dying. This allows him to withstand a nuclear bomb in 18 days. There are also various bizarre monsters and a world with mysterious attributes. Given the author's writing skills, it's clear he can't write a long story.

I am Shennong. This book should be relatively friendly to people who have watched a lot of anime. However, it will be quite difficult for those who have been exposed to the 1D/2D world but not fully engaged. It completely disregards whether you have seen the anime or not, and keeps throwing out all sorts of anime jargon. So be prepared before you start reading.

I was drawn in by the zombie game, but quit as soon as I saw the unlimited content.

It's crazy, but not crazy enough; it tries to be logical, but ends up being self-indulgent. It claims to encourage readers to follow along, but consistently skips interesting parts. There's no development of abilities, no arrangement of power, no planned progression.

There are no quests after entering the dungeon? And you can use items to enhance your character, like getting exposed to the T-virus? That's better Eating Lucy's pills indiscriminately ☞ Become a god in one step Inject all the Hulk's blood into the university → become the Hulk Alone in the world of Chronicle, the meteorite lasts for days and nights ☞ Telekinesis

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