Infinite Instances: I, Disciple of the Wind Spirit Moon Shadow Sect
无限副本：我，风灵月影宗弟子
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- Completed
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- 585k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
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- 2y ago
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If you can't afford to cheat, don't cheat. Cheating will only lead to more losses.
If you can't even figure out how to use cheat codes, you might as well go work in a factory and tighten screws. Is it really that hard to create something that enhances reality with unlimited energy and life? If direct manufacturing isn't feasible, how about indirect manufacturing? You can make pendants but not improve yourself! If a normal person had this, they'd probably experience an instant metamorphosis from a dungeon run and a comeback in reality.
Those who clicked on this title are probably looking for an invincible protagonist story.
As a result, someone who uses Wind Spirit Moon Shadow is still having such a frustrating time. Stop writing and go work in the factory.
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I'd rather go to the factory; at least I won't starve. 🙂
It's painful to watch. If you can't handle it, don't drive it. The feeling of wanting to drive but being held back is really ridiculous.
After reading the latest chapter, it was quite enjoyable, but the biggest difference from traditional infinite novels is that it doesn't require much thought; it's basically just killing, killing, killing all the characters in the plot, both protagonists and supporting characters. I feel like it'll get tiring if they don't write something new later on.
Do you know why Superman's enemies have always been able to defeat him? That's what makes the storyline interesting. You turn into Superman with a cheat code, but the enemy is at most Gotham-level. What's there to write about? In the end, you punch a kindergarten to collect all the little red flowers from the children, and trample a nursing home to collect all the insulin from the elderly.
Despite so many people criticizing it, it still made it into the featured articles 😰
If you can't write an invincible protagonist storyline, you don't have to. If you feel that an overpowered cheat system will limit the plot and make it impossible to continue writing, you can omit the cheat system or weaken it. If you insist on writing an invincible cheat system, and then worry about the plot collapsing, you might forcefully suppress the protagonist and their combat power, ultimately ending up in a mediocre situation.
He was killed the moment he entered the Jujutsu arc, and was immediately reduced to a clown.