Reincarnation Space, but the Vibe Is Off

After reading the first 10 chapters, it's hard to imagine that the protagonist, in his first challenge, learned Qi cultivation, mastered a bunch of martial arts, conducted several biological modification experiments, and even created his own martial arts for others to use, all in just 6 days. He's 100 times more outrageous than the protagonist of Suicune.

I just discovered a new gem of a book and devoured it in one go. It's currently updated to Chapter 3 of *Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio*. First, let's set the tone: the overall style is quite similar to Taibai Shuijun's works—a reincarnation space, learning abilities, unconventional tactics, and unpredictable development through modifications.

I came with high expectations, only to leave disappointed. This clumsy imitation of Chen Laomo is barely readable. After reading dozens of chapters, the prestige of this "Seven Chapters of the Mysterious Monarch's Secret Records" has completely vanished.

After reading the first few chapters, I was trying to establish a researcher-like figure, similar to Chen Laomo, but what came out was just "I think," someone who can change anything they can find, without any research ideas or principle analysis. They just say a name and they're done, even worse than a system that adds points—at least that system has a data panel.

It's okay, it feels like Taibai Shuijun's book, but the pacing feels a bit fast, and there's some kind of "thinking power" in it.

It's clear the author wanted to write a book like Dr. Chen's, where the author constantly travels through worlds, analyzes the abilities gained in each world, understands their essence, and forms their own cultivation system. However, the author's knowledge base is insufficient, or rather, the author hasn't properly considered how to write the process of analyzing abilities, not even a…

After reading just three chapters, I already have a lot to complain about. Let's leave aside the fact that the protagonist casually picks up a medical book and gains unparalleled divine skills. He gains the ability to see the fate of several countries immediately, but let's not even discuss that; let's just say that's incredibly powerful.

Wasn't it that in the first chapter he picked up a snake corpse and in the second chapter he learned the snake's abilities? I'm wondering if this snake is some kind of saint reincarnated who can instantly teach people things? And the book isn't a game-related book that drops skill books, is it? How did you even know that?

Why is my writing getting more and more stiff?

These Dr. Chen types, those weak-minded people with Dr. Chen vibes, stop commenting! Chen Ang is your dad? Every time I see an infinite flow story, a bunch of people spam 🤭🤭