The Main God Space, but Everyone Gets a Major Upgrade

The Divine Machine's value is so high that it can easily conquer the Infinite Realm! It'll annihilate you in no time!

The early stages of the infinite flow genre, depicting the struggles of ordinary people, are a major highlight. Since you skipped this part, I can't comment on it. 😅 Raising the upper limit to extend the lifespan of a work is fine, but it's best not to increase combat power too quickly in the early stages. This is the answer that countless predecessors have drawn from the completion rate of their works.

Well, the protagonist feels a bit too arrogant, like a typical overpowered protagonist. Despite the atmosphere of Infinite Terror, there's no sense of crisis. I'm starting to think about putting him down a bit. How about a day trip to the Blue and White Society, or a multi-level backroom adventure, or maybe a trip to the Singularity Godzilla to admire the beauty of the mortal world? 🙂

The ginseng fruit concept at the beginning was a bit stupid. Why the hell did they absorb the dissipated energy first? Isn't that energy still from the ginseng fruit? Why didn't they just eat the ginseng fruit directly?

I personally think it's pretty good, but I feel that the plot design is a bit too difficult. It feels like the protagonist and others' efforts and rewards are not proportional, like an ordinary person killing a hunter and only getting a small score plus a broken D.

1. Ginseng fruit, smelling it grants 365 years of life, eating one grants 48,000 years of life (or something like that). Then the protagonist smelled it and found it takes a whole day to refine it. Just smelling it requires refining! Where did a classic novel like Journey to the West get such a setting? 2. Then I smelled it, and it only increased my lifespan by one year.

The original story's world spans less than a year, so there's no time to practice any of those ridiculous Xianxia techniques. Even if you could actually learn something like the Dragonless Heart Sutra, you wouldn't be able to afford the manual without a 3S-level storyline. Xianxia should stop being ridiculous, especially works like "Covering the Sky" and "Eternal Life."

After reading over 20 chapters, we return to the Main God Space. The protagonist's cheat ability is to sacrifice his lifespan to acquire items from several other fantasy worlds. Back in the Main God Space, he exchanges these items for life-extending materials, such as ginseng fruit.

High combat power, stacking boxes, various extraordinary masters—but later on, they all start to become pretentious and empty talk, turning reading novels into a series of fluffy pursuits.

The power levels are exaggerated and unrealistic. You can stack boxes however you want, make power level comparisons like in novels, and use the original Infinite Terror to rewrite your own plot. You can't even directly replace the most outstanding characters from the original series. And the author probably hasn't even finished reading the complete Infinite Terror novel before making definitive judgments about the original protagonists and supporting characters.