A Half-Blood Who Travels Across Infinite Worlds

Even if the protagonist usually needs to maintain a human form, it's still better for the dragon race in the dragon world to have a dragon form to strengthen their bloodline. In the world of Dragon Raja, pure-blooded dragons are completely different species in their dragon form and human form. Even in non-dragon form, he cannot fully unleash his ultimate incantation.

Just a quick rant: the author's portrayal of nuclear weapons is a bit over the top. Tactical nuclear weapons are generally under one megaton yield; at most, they could only destroy a small block, not vaporize half a city. And where did the claim that the maximum kill radius of the Tsar Bomba, with a yield of over 50 megatons, is 40 kilometers, and the figure of over a thousand kilometers, come from?

I've noticed many people think Naruto, Bleach, and One Piece are weak, but Devil Fruit abilities, Zanpakuto, and bloodline limits are readily usable after enhancement, making them very useful early-game fighting forces. As for their potential ceiling, the protagonist's hybrid bloodline, even when enhanced to the level of the Black King, is only capable of destroying the Earth's ecosystem. At most, they'd be on par with figures like Kaguya, the Sage of Six Paths, and Yhwach.

Frankly, while *Infinite Terror* is the pioneering work, it also has too many plot holes. If it were simply written according to the original formula, it would never have become popular. The correct approach is to build upon its foundation by creating a global world view, rather than exploiting loopholes and choosing overpowered classes or bloodlines.

I didn't see the character post. Does the author have a group? Could I add a character? To elaborate further, the easiest way to ruin a storyline is to introduce a natural disaster. High-dimensional demons Omnic Crisis Starry Sky Swarm Biochemical Zombies Exchanging for a T-virus in the Main God Space and spreading it in the instance world is not difficult, and if done well, it's a game-changer that can overturn the entire script. It's applicable to most worlds, especially the modern world.

Judging from the reviews, the novel seems pretty good. What makes *The Original Infinite* so appealing is the struggle for survival, not the ZZ-style setup, which has significant flaws. Don't be dogmatic. Readers want the plot and their own imaginative ways to unlock abilities.

No female lead, no romance, no simp for the protagonist, no suppressing combat power, be decisive and ruthless, no filler content, okay?

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.

I heard that after the patch, the four small vendors only have river-level combat power left. They can't even fight single targets anymore.

Since its inception, the Infinite Flow genre has been plagued by a fundamental question: what makes a protagonist capable of surpassing the main god? After all, a protagonist who cannot surpass the main god is merely a toy of the main god. The answer provided by the Primordial Ancestor is unlimited exchange, unlimited cultivation time, and unlimited cultivation resources.