I'm Retired from Infinite-Flow Trials, and I Don't Have PTSD

Fellow Daoist, why is your Human Emperor Banner emitting black smoke? Because I used Black people

The protagonist's power system feels too mediocre. As a veteran of the infinite flow genre, he didn't develop his own unique wheelchair system; he simply cobbled together a few powerful systems. I initially thought the protagonist's power system was a 2x2x2 stack, but it's just a simple 2+2+2 stack.

There's a problem the author should revise. Why go on and on about how you beat someone up or kill someone, how you were forced to do it? Just introduce the protagonist's personality at the beginning; why keep going on and on? The reason it's not satisfying to keep talking is because they have to recall and explain every single move. No wonder it's not satisfying.

Have you ever truly retired from the main god space? You just write that, it's really wishful thinking.

Job opening: Infinite Space Collapse Operator Work location: The void surrounding the infinite space Salary range: Base salary 6-8k Chaos Qi, additional bonuses negotiable. Job Responsibilities 1. Shattering Infinite Space 2. Hunting down the mastermind behind the Infinite Space 3. Sever the connection between infinite space and the world it controls. Job Requirements

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Farming, mastermind, daily life First, the plot hasn't fully developed, and the sense of exhilaration isn't strong (up to chapter 33), but the connections are well-made, and we can look forward to what comes next. Second, there are too few updates. Overall rating: Good quality +, with potential for further development if things continue as expected - Well written, but not enough to satisfy basic needs.

Your introduction contains grammatical errors. How can a reincarnator be PTSD? How can a person be a symptom? It's clearly a grammatical error.

Just by changing the title, you can tell what this book is about. The content before it was even released already felt quite padded; it wasn't until chapter 34 that the author finally started developing their power. Moreover, the author repeatedly continued to describe how cold-blooded and selfish the reincarnators were, with the only interesting aspect being the ruthless killings—over 1000…

This book is so much worse than your last one. You can skip around because there's no important plot, the power dynamics are all over the place, and it's all about trying too hard to be cool, but it's all very childish. The constant reincarnation scenes are also very uncool and unnatural. Your last book was pretty good, but it lacked a lot of excitement.