Infinite Days in the East China Sea

Xu Feng, a reincarnator from Zhongzhou, mistakenly joined the East Sea team. He is an ordinary person in the purest sense, not a lock-picking genius, not a wise man, and does not possess any innate martial arts techniques. His only special trait is that he has read the script. During his rookie phase, Xu Feng's biggest labels were "outsider" and "weak strength."

The protagonist's personality is suited to a cheat-based storyline. Without cheating, I really can't imagine how he would survive the final battle. Would he rely on Zheng Zha and the others' kindness? Or would he just get lucky and get through it?

The Claymore battle is basically over. Let's review the protagonist's situation so far. The first game, "Strangers," was a 7-player game. 3 Players survived, and Xiangzi joined the team. Home: No side events, 1000+ points. Exchange for technological weapons and materials to create Tifa. Interlude: 1-day side quest, 1200+ points. Tifa gains a special physique.

After Akame ga Kill!, It's like the author has lost their touch. The original plan was for a final battle across twenty-five worlds, but now the protagonist is invincible. To continue writing, they can only suppress the power levels. For example, how the protagonist lowers the rating to protect two female supporting characters.

I recently read some book reviews and found that many readers think the East China Sea team is too easy. Here I'll talk about my ideas for designing the dungeon. The first act, "Sword of No Oujin" The reason for choosing this animated film was to highlight the protagonist's status as a foreigner within the East Blue Team. The main characters in the film are all foreigners.

In this very place, the God's Space, you keep thinking that life is unreliable, your teammates are unreliable, and you won't even know how you died. You're even actively creating discord with your teammates. If you really go it alone, you'll regret it later. Will you even participate in team battles later? Do you believe that your teammates might just sell you out, and two squads might gang up on you alone?

I rarely comment on books, but this time I just couldn't hold back. The reason for not accepting Esdeath as a character is that she's weak—that's utterly absurd! Considering Esdeath's combat prowess in the manga, combined with the enhancements from her storage space, her modern-day brain development, and her personality, she should at least be able to overcome the Light of the Soul.

I've seen a lot of people talking about the protagonist not liking his teammates, but I think everyone's misunderstood. Firstly, everyone's idea is correct; forming a team is essential. Firstly, the God Realm presents a variety of different situations, and it's impossible for one person to handle all the varying difficulties.

The protagonist neither unlocks the lock nor uses any cheats, yet he doesn't die. Is this some kind of child's play? When did the Supreme God become so merciful to reincarnators?

Is this the ultimate fate of every original infinite flow fanfic? 😄 In the later stages, they inevitably unleash their extraordinary wisdom, abandoning their wheelchair-bound power-ups and starting to go against the readers. Sigh, I just won't write what you want to read. I'll just recklessly power up, becoming a resource black hole and going toe-to-toe with the opposing side.