Infinite: I've Memorized the Script, So I Refuse to Team Up

That's impressive. With third-tier strength, why bother learning some trashy breathing technique? Goodbye.

Other things are fine; even forcibly creating enemies can be explained as the main god increasing the difficulty of unlocking the gene lock, or even the continuous power surges after exchanging for a cosmos are reasonable. But the character creation is truly unbearable.

I was disgusted by the protagonist's procreation.

Did the author not read the setting? There are ranked matches before team battles.

After switching teams, I don't want to read anymore. After all, if you want to switch teams, there's no need to write fanfiction; it's better to just create original content.

The captain certification should pause time in the universe, so why was Bai Qian killed? Was it because there was no guide to adapt to the corruption beforehand? But that's impossible; there must have been one among the newcomers. Furthermore, the fact that they weren't targeted by the world consciousness of their respective universes proves that the main god has already completed the corruption…

By the way, regarding the poison points for reward points, the protagonist specifically obtained the T-virus from Resident Evil 1, but it was completely useless. He simply vanished, unable to even perform basic team battles like unlocking locks for the enemy and adding rewards. In team battles, he even let newbies get killed by the enemy, complaining about having too many reward points.

Why spend so much money on creating humans? Are you trying to stack up the Nine Yin Nine Yang Great Luo Seal or just add to Superman's health bar?

After reading dozens of chapters, I felt there were many parts I couldn't think about in detail. I typed quite a bit to complain, but gave up halfway through because there were just too many things to criticize and typing was too tiring.

There are roughly two side quests where the protagonist earns money, both of which are invested in creating humans, exceeding the amount the protagonist earns himself. Furthermore, the protagonist hasn't yet established absolute loyalty for these creations. That's all I'll say; later readers can decide for themselves whether they want to continue reading.