Hell's Invasion

I've read over ten chapters and still don't know what the story is about. The main plot, background, and characters aren't clearly explained, although the protagonist's suffering is described very clearly. Does reading about the protagonist's hardships give me a sense of religious transcendence?

The writing is incredibly messy, constantly changing maps and failing to clearly explain the information. Forget about the protagonist; even the reader is confused. I know the author intended to showcase the protagonist's abilities through constant torment, but it's a terrible read—torturing the protagonist, chaotic, and utterly nonsensical.

I feel this book won't last long. I followed it from the previous infinite flow novel, but this one, despite being called infinite flow, doesn't feel that way at all. It feels like a medieval fantasy world with a touch of exorcism and Warhammer's dark style. The story is too messy, basically just about how the protagonist suffers, with no satisfying moments.

Chapter 64 already, bro, what's the point of just endless torture? The dark writing style isn't meant for constant torment. All the suffering built up in the beginning has vanished without a single satisfying moment later. It feels like the male lead is just a pure tool being tortured, then after a couple of chapters I forget about it and he's back to his old self.

You absolutely must keep going! It's just a slow burn. I think the book actually has no logical problems and conforms to the original worldview, so I don't understand why so many people are criticizing it.

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With a small fan base, don't drag out the exciting parts, otherwise many people won't stick with the story. Overall, I really like the current plot; it's entertaining.

What utter garbage is this? Some parts are completely illogical.

The protagonist only ever seems to know how to verbally abuse the villain; the characterization is too repetitive. Then there are some inexplicable, seemingly clever but ultimately jarring insults that make it seem like the protagonist's brain works best at cursing, but is completely inept at solving problems.

Despite experiencing so much hardship, the protagonist doesn't seem to have grown at all.