Something Seems Off About My Main God Space

How can an infinite flow game be complete without this enhancement method? Kempf's Bracelet (transforms you into a woman) + Goddess Bloodline (the more X, the stronger) + Dao Heart Demon Seed Technique + Narcissism Spell (always love yourself) + Shattered Dream Blade (the greener, the stronger).

Is this the Renaissance of Yuanzu Wuxian? There are already three fanfics. I've only read about twenty chapters of this one so far, but I think it's pretty good. The Resident Evil opening is only briefly mentioned, which is a matter of opinion. At least I think it's good. After all, Resident Evil openings have been written to death.

The genetic lock absolutely must be unlocked. If it's not unlocked, there's no point in writing *Infinite Terror*. There was that eunuch Zhang before, he was just too awful, he disgusted me.

I suddenly realized something: Could God have set the birth date for humans when creating them? Set the birth date and time to be in an unlucky year, month, day, and hour, find a special world with good feng shui, and turn the person into a zombie. Use some points to create a blood relative and let it be devoured; the trial level will increase again.

The writing is rather poor, the character development is exaggerated and somewhat stereotypical, the dialogue is very direct, and what bothered me most was the creation section. They just said it couldn't exceed the scope of human knowledge and experience, and then they created a two-dimensional character.

I can't understand why someone would write a "collapsed" story, especially one filled with intrigue and political maneuvering. The writing is also poor; the latest chapter reviews mention "collapse," and the protagonist hasn't even appeared yet. To me, it's no longer an infinite fantasy. If I wanted to read another infinite story, this book wouldn't stand a chance. Is abandoning its biggest strength a way to filter readers?

Actually, I've always had a question: the Reincarnation Platform can revive people, so why did both Zheng Zha ignore the real Luo Li who died of illness in reality?

Although the infinite flow genre is very inclusive, I still feel that the author made some mistakes in choosing the content, resulting in something that was neither critically acclaimed nor commercially successful.

It needs to be finished already. It's written like a diary entry. Changing from an Infinite Terror fanfic to a multiverse story isn't a big deal, the key is to write some interesting plot points. This is dry and lifeless. The author has ideas and imagination, but can't write them well. Every idea starts strong but ends weakly.

Who are these teammates? They have to explain everything just for killing an enemy. There's the protagonist, there's Chu Xuan, and then they just have the real world select elites and that's it? What kind of useless idiots are the others? An author who wants to create this kind of group democracy needs to be able to offer opinions from multiple perspectives. Does the author have that ability?