Infinite Terror: The Strongest Team Zhongzhou

I once read a fanfiction called "The Bait Plan" and asked Chu Xuan, "When did the People's Army start abandoning the people?" It was one of the few perspectives I've encountered in recent years.

What kind of strongest Central Continent team is this? All sorts of questionable actions and resource black holes—not to mention giving the little red donkey 100,000 reward points for cultivating immortality, only to have it reach the Great Perfection of Qi Refining in the end—the protagonist and Zheng Zha seemed to have lost their minds later on, forcibly suppressing and not reviving Chu Xuan…

Let me detox you all. The pacing of this book was alright in the beginning, but after a team battle with the Indian team that netted them 100,000 points, everyone started going crazy. The main characters of the team, the protagonist and Zheng Zha, didn't exchange anything, but spent 1500 points and 10000 points to get the little red donkey a Heavenly Spiritual Root, and then spent 90,000 points…

I can't hold back anymore. Why give 90,000 points to a newbie to cultivate immortality? It's a baffling move, especially in a fast-paced infinite flow genre. With 90,000 points thrown at him, will he even be able to make a difference quickly?

It is very well written. However, the opening didn't use the "cold tremor" technique. Could the author please revise it? Haha.

Since the main character isn't the captain, they don't have the authority to block exchanges; they can only search for it themselves among major options like technology, bloodline, and entertainment.

Born at the wrong time, the author's logic and writing style, even 20 years ago, could rival Tang San's.

The strongest Central Continent team? Damn, the speedrunner next door is the real strongest, right? They casually kicked a god and a demon to death in the fourth match; everyone was at level 4 in all four matches; they ate Foundation Establishment pills and peaches like food; and they had hundreds of clones with combined level 3 combat power. You've got 100,000 to raise a Qi Refining team?

This book is somewhat unfriendly to readers who haven't read the original "Infinite Terror" novel. Many parts are answers deduced from the endings of the original work, which can leave readers confused and bewildered. The actions and roles of the main characters will also remain unclear. In conclusion, this book presents a reading barrier for readers unfamiliar with the original work, but for those who have read it, it's well-written and worth reading.

The weakest team in Infinite Terror, the Central Continent Team, feels even weaker than the original Central Continent Team because of the protagonist's overpowered abilities.