Infinite Terror from the Start on Elm Street

Abstract, the protagonist has a cheat code, the synopsis says it's the Abyss, then the protagonist chooses the Pangu bloodline, starts in prison, and even uses internal energy without any moves—even a gorilla would be better at that!

History 1B2C: A Growth Trap

Isn't there an official cheat/hack? Aren't the resources like the Vermilion Fruit in the entertainment area supposed to increase internal energy? Is it necessary to exchange for intermediate or advanced levels? Wouldn't exchanging for a basic level be enough?

It's all about exchange traps, no different from Xiao Honglu's super wisdom. It feels like the exchange system is even worse than Zheng Zha's. Even if you kept exchanging for vampire bloodlines, I wouldn't say that.

An S-rank weapon with 30,000 enhancement points, in a movie world like The Heroes of the East, can't even beat a minor monster like the Tyrant from Resident Evil. Even if you bought all the attribute points and got a Vortex King weapon, you could probably dominate. A C-rank Vortex King weapon could sink an aircraft carrier.

The synopsis doesn't match the main text; the writing style is clearly AI-generated.

Among the more active fanfictions of Infinite Terror, this one is practically nonexistent. To put it simply, it focuses intently on seemingly powerful exchange options, but the resulting artwork is only good enough to bully ordinary passersby in the story world. The overall art style is rather weak.

Rant: Trendy Fairy, what kind of taste is that? There are so many characters in Nine Songs of the Sky, choosing Trendy Fairy really doesn't make me feel anything. I feel like I'm getting too familiar with him; he's almost thirty, and I don't really like his personality. I can understand that everyone has different tastes, but I just happened to choose the one in "Nine Songs of the Sky" that I felt the least for.

I won't even look at the Main God Space if it doesn't have unlimited energy. It doesn't even include basic internal energy techniques like the Northern Darkness Divine Art or the Sunflower Manual. It's just pure internal energy enhancement; I'm sick of seeing it.

The protagonist is like a native. I remember Zhang Jie saying something about Nightmare on Elm Street in the novel: the first time he was about to die, he turned on his power and instantly killed Freddy. The second time, he was terrified? Knowing that he had a power-up, he shouldn't be terrified, right? He got the Holy Water Cross, but it was completely useless.