Infinite Horror: the Strongest Zhongzhou Team

Read it, don't like it, small problems with rewards for newbies killing aliens at the beginning, small problems with curses, magical operations of gods and ghosts, plot for the sake of plot, not getting the Sun Golden Scripture in advance, brushing 100,000 points for newcomers to cultivate immortality, 6, direct team strengthening, isn't it good? If you really want to cultivate immortality, directly resurrect Chu Xuan through the Bible, isn't it good to cultivate immortality?

First of all, the author's writing style is not bad, he has many ideas, and the character's image and behavior are also relatively consistent. However, the plot and the protagonist are purely a battle between the left and right brains, and the characters are the projection of the author's thoughts. I feel that the protagonist's behavior is that the author wants to deeply intervene in the team but does not dare to be very contradictory, making the protagonist behave like a lunatic who has nothing to do with him, and occasionally goes crazy to intervene in Tu Yile. There is no coherent logic at all. Enter two worlds in advance to gain points, and the author himself boasted a bunch of main gods to maximize the team's points. Then why can the Central Continent team control the opponent's entry time by entering two worlds in advance? What kind of strong team is this? I entered in advance and didn't take any advantage, just followed the protagonist group for a walk, and then the whole team watched the resurrection of Immorton. I didn't even get the Sun Book in advance, because I didn't want to interfere too much in the plot, and I even preferred to ride a camel for a walk. If you want to resurrect Immorton yourself, why not borrow this power? Because you have to kill and resurrect him later, are you embarrassed to lie to him? Unwilling to intervene in the plot, why does it imply that Zhang Jie left the protagonist in China to take advantage of the Dragon Emperor? There are other characters that are more in line with the original text, but the relationship between Yingkong and the protagonist is inexplicable, and it is completely inconsistent with the character. First of all, Yingkong is a little kid with no past, only false memories and hatred. She is more childish and bitter than Erzhu, and it is impossible to have smooth feelings like a normal adult. Forget it, compared to the protagonist's behavior, it is considered a person.

The author writes very well! The creative angles are all very good... Why are they so hostile... I really thought the part about Loli struggling on her back was very good... I saw it all, it was a highlight... I support the author!

It's a pretty good infinite horror fanfic. Keep up the good work! ! !

I read a fanfic called "Bait Plan" and asked Chu Xuan, when did the people's army start abandoning the people? It can be regarded as a rare perspective in so many years.

Who is this, the strongest Central Continent team? All kinds of ridiculous operations, all kinds of resource black holes, not to mention the 100,000 reward points for the little red donkey to cultivate immortality, and in the end it was just a matter of practicing Qi Dzogchen. In the later stage, the protagonist and Zheng Zha seemed to have lost their minds, forcibly suppressing Chu Xuan, Ling Dian and others, and then the protagonist kept holding the double B-level small phaseless power wave. The gene lock was unlocked in the first episode, and the second level was unlocked in the later episodes, which forced the combat power. Now that there is a protagonist, the reward points have exceeded tens of thousands several times. I feel that the combat power is not as strong as in the original work 😅😅😅😅😅

To detoxify everyone, this book originally had a good rhythm in the early stage, but after a team battle with the Indian team and I got 100,000 points, everyone started to have a brain twitch. The main force of the entire team, the protagonist and Zheng Zha, did not change anything. They spent a D plus 1,500 on Little Red Donkey to exchange for a Heavenly Spirit Root, and spent 90,000 to send Little Red Donkey to curse and practice for 25 years. Finally, he cultivated an unorthodox cultivation that reached the thirteenth level of Qi training and did not even go to foundation building. It made me happy to watch.

I can't help it anymore, why should I give 90,000 points to a newcomer to cultivate immortality? It's a confusing operation, especially in a fast-paced situation like Infinite Flow. With 90,000 points thrown at him, can he make a difference quickly? In the beginning, I chose to strengthen the protagonist because I didn't want to change the plot. I can still accept it, but why spend 90,000 points to help newcomers cultivate immortality? I really can't figure it out, so I just forcefully suppress the protagonist? The protagonist's first dungeon opened the first-level gene lock, but the following dungeons didn't seem to mention it much. I can't figure out how to do it. The protagonist purely eats grass and squeezes blood, relying on a small martial arts skill that can be exchanged for thousands of points to make it in the next few copies.

Very well written. But I didn't use cold shaking at the beginning. Can the author change it, hahaha

If the protagonist is not the captain, he has no authority to block the exchange. He can only slowly find it among the big options such as technology, bloodline, and entertainment.

The author's logical writing style could have competed with Tang San even 20 years ago.

The strongest Central Continent team? The speedrun book next door to md is the strongest, right? In the fourth game, I just kicked the gods and demons to death. All the members in the four games averaged level 4. Foundation-building pills and flat peaches for food. The army of clones had hundreds of level 3 compound combat power You have 100,000 to cultivate your Qi?

This book is a bit unfriendly to readers who have not read the original work of Infinite Horror. In many places, the answers are extrapolated from the results of the original work, but readers who have not read the original work will find it a bit confusing. I'm also completely confused about some of the protagonist's actions and roles. In short, there is a reading threshold for readers who have not read the original work. For readers who have read the original work, this book is still well written and worth reading.

Infinite Horror: The Weakest Team of Zhongzhou, because of the extra protagonist, it feels worse than the original Team of Zhongzhou

The person who appears the most in this book is undoubtedly Zheng Zha, and it is basically written around Zheng Zha, followed by Zhang Jie and Zhan Lan. On the contrary, the real protagonist of this book, Li Xiao, does not appear once in more than ten days, and his appearances are only soy sauce, and his role is slightly better than that of a sidekick.

It's too stupid. I didn't dare to redeem it for fear of affecting the plot at first. I tried to get help from reality anyway, but when it came to the team battle of the mummies, I went in first, knew the plot, and found out that the God Team would come, but the protagonist did nothing. After reading dozens of chapters of the infinitely terrifying original plot, I didn't know how to control those plot characters. I can use money, force, or small means at will. Why should I be afraid of the shadow? In response to the plot, control everyone, and then find both books. You can do whatever you want next. If you are ready, you can resurrect the Pharaoh first and then send him away within two minutes. Use the box egg to ambush the Yinzhou team and then leave directly. You can even resurrect Chu Xuan first and let him plan. As a result, the protagonist touched the fish for a long time, and then was blown into the country by the box egg before he remembered the horror of the Tianshen team? Then they launched satellites to recruit Qin Shihuang as foreign aid? In the end, I finally made some money after fighting life and death, but ended up giving it to others to cultivate immortality? How stupid. . .

In two days, I finished ten chapters short of finishing it, and I still had some questions that I didn't like. First: Zhang Jie. The male protagonist is a time traveler, sitting back and watching Zhang Jie paddling, can he make a plan with Chu Xuan to kill him? No matter how strong Zhang Jie is, can he still be stronger than a nuclear bomb? Not the little boy, not Big Ivan? Second: China. Does the author have some misunderstandings about the power of one country? Do nuclear bombs have to be detonated by humans? A helicopter used as a sniper platform? A tactical machine gun in the face of a sea of ​​people? Self-propelled artillery, armed helicopters, rocket launchers, surveillance drones, armored vehicles, Phalanx, electromagnetic guns, biological and chemical weapons, napalm bombs, and various individual missiles. There are so many unused items that the space bag contains several off-road vehicles. It's still for civilian use, you can just install a few anti-tank missiles Third: water plot. Zhang Jie is paddling, and the male protagonist is also paddling. If you don't take the Sun Gold Sutra, the team fight will be a piece of shit. If we fight Asan's team, two people will die. Knowing that Immorton would go to Cairo, he followed the plot there. What kind of garbage is Team Ah San? Knowing that it would appear near the camp, why didn't the satellite launch? Combined with cluster bombs and missiles from drones, what mental barrier can stop them? If you just hold on to that broken gun at zero o'clock, no matter how powerful the gun is, can it be more powerful than a cannon? If the sniper bullet is strengthened, can it be better than a tungsten cored discarding sabot? I think armor-piercing projectiles are less powerful. Can nuclear artillery shells work?

What did the protagonist redeem at the end of the first game?

Giving 100,000 points to Little Red Donkey to play Cultivation is too abstract, let alone telekinesis, wheelchairs like necromancy, and cheap grudge werewolves, I can probably crush them directly.

With a confused look on his face, there was still a small fuss before, and then the protagonist suddenly showed up with the ability of Death, or was it Yamamoto's Blade of Fire? ? Is this life gone? Do the fights all depend on my thinking? I think I am invincible, then I can destroy the main god space

Riddler all the time, there is no point in writing a protagonist, all the abilities are mysterious and not explained clearly, it is inexplicable.

The strongest path in the Lord God series, Chu Xuan's logical way of heaven, Zheng Zha's path of power, and Zhang Heng's funny way. These are the three paths of detachment, the biggest. Also, the Lord God is opposed to the Heavenly Court of Cultivation. In the high-level refining plane of Heaven, the Lord God trains reincarnators to fight against the Heavenly Court cultivators. I hope I can write about the period of confrontation with heaven.

I really can't understand Chapter 47: Why did he suddenly have murderous intention towards Zhao Yingkong and then later said it was because he liked him? Isn't it mentally ill? Zhao Yingkong is also interested in the protagonist because of this. Aren't you crazy?

Oh My God! I actually saw unlimited fandom in 2023! Ye Qing is back! ! Come on! I'll give you the tickets

I think the most powerful part of this book appears, namely Chu Xuan's two questions. It proves that the world is different, but as long as there is an author. The subsequent settings have already been planned. The infinitely terrifying real world has a black ball setting, and the curse has just begun, but Chu Xuan will definitely not ask without reason. With his intelligence, it was not difficult to see thoughts through microexpressions.       ，，，， Now through this question, I know that even if it hasn't been released yet, the follow-up settings have already been decided. In other words, although the plot of Resident Evil 6 is set in Infinite Horror, that real world has not yet appeared, and Infinite Horror travels through different worlds later in the timeline. Maybe there will be a movie too. The real world just hasn't had time to come out yet, but the subsequent settings will not change. Especially the author, suddenly described these two issues, indicating that our protagonist will know about it in the future. At that time, you can make use of things that have not been released in the follow-up, but have been set long ago, such as various horror movies later in the timeline, and the protagonists who are set in the follow-up can be used. Then there are the settings in Infinite Horror, Infinite Future, and Infinite Dawn, all of which can be used. As long as the author is willing, he can even use the settings of the Prehistoric Calendar. It is not impossible to defeat Zheng Zha from other worlds in the future. Of course, this is too far, and it is easy to cause controversy. But it can be used in the subsequent plot of the movie. The protagonist is a time traveler. The author can randomly arrange whatever movie he has watched. Even the settings of The Mummy IV can be used in The Mummy, and the infinitely terrifying real-world timeline was not filmed. But as the main god who travels across the world. There is no shortage of future worlds. I know the follow-up plot, and I will definitely add it to it. After all, something that will be filmed later in the real world when the time comes, Chu Xuan can't just let people shoot a follow-up at the last minute. There must be a bottom line for the main god to only use real-life movies. It is impossible that this side has experienced biochemistry. The real world over there quickly filmed the follow-up to affect the plot. That is not the real plot. The real plot has already been set. In all the worlds. As long as the author is here. Then the settings will not change. Chu Xuan may not be able to use it, after all, no one can tell what kind of horror movie he has experienced, but the protagonist can use it, biochemical follow-up. There is also a follow-up to The Mummy. And go back to A Nightmare on Elm Street to get points. A few years ago, A Nightmare on Elm Street had seven movies, and there were also seven Alien movies, and The Mummy IV. There are others, but I don't remember them anyway. But the author only needs to do it. The protagonist can be cheated reasonably. Utilizing different worlds as support, such as replenishing ammunition in the past, is more about preparing various magic weapons from ancient legends in advance. Maybe it can be used. There is also the blood that Zheng Zha needs. You can even leave a prop somewhere to collect and get it back after a while. There are also restoration-type things. If the Lord God is too expensive here, he can also set up a production workshop in other worlds. For example, in the world where bullets turn, there is repair fluid, which is particularly outrageous. After the formula is figured out, it is produced in the real world first. When the protagonist returns home, he will directly install the space equipment and take it away. There are all kinds. Of course. The more settings you add. The more information the author needs to look up, the harder it will be to write.

It's not good-looking. It doesn't have the endless excitement in the early stage, nor does it have its own new ideas. The first few chapters are just like directly copying the original text and occasionally adding a few lines of the protagonist's own words, and the protagonist is very pretentious. It looks super embarrassing

How can I put it this way? I feel like this protagonist started to become marginalized when he was cursed, and then his fighting power was reduced. The further back you go, the more uncomfortable it becomes

After watching Alien, I really can't stand it anymore. The problem of character creation of Zhang Jie. The author, who zh personally recognized as a good guy, has become a villain The protagonist pricked his eyebrows with a needle and opened the lock. It's too child's play The Alien Queen battle scene was not written at all. I wrote about Duan's memories before entering the Lord God's Space, abstractly saying that the Queen was prepared for Zhang Jie, a double-A strongman. Alien Queen: "Should I play double A at level four?" The logic of obtaining bonus points is unreasonable. Newcomers can only kill cats and aliens D The never-ending super power pill is 50 reward points each, and it can also be divided into a dozen pills by the main god with shorter duration (although there is a handling fee, it is only a dozen points). The author determined that eating this thing actually unlocks 3 locks. The price is ridiculous I'm too lazy to write more, so I'll leave it at that

The Mummy story is the most rubbish I have ever read in a fanfic. Regardless of the plot or writing techniques, it is all a big mess. I suggest you just skip it.

According to the latest update, the author basically belongs to the good camp judged by the main gods, and there will be no sequelae for the result of the work. It is the first reward, although it is not much. The most difficult thing to write for Infinite Streaming is actually the original work. So far, the best work I have seen is yours. Come on, follow your own ideas and continue writing. At least you have made many regrets come true. Zhan Lan was resurrected in the Demon Team, Zheng Zha took the initiative to hug her waist and was willing to accept her suggestions. Zhang Jie is still alive and is still valued by the people of the Demon Team. In fact, the background of the original work is too grand, and the resonance of human destiny is more suitable for philosophers to study. It is a new quasi-philosophical system. But as ordinary people, we actually don't want to see that much.