Infinite Terror: The Rise of an Ordinary Reincarnator

The initial capital for BCD depends on how the author uses it; if the exchange rate doesn't work, everyone will leave. There was a book like that last time; the beginning was alright, but after exchanging it for a minotaur health bar, all the readers immediately left.

It's possible to exchange for abilities from fantasy works from 26 years ago and earlier. I've thought of an exchange: the Vitrum alien bloodline, from *Invincible Young Hero*. Directly exchanging for it would definitely be expensive, but what if I just exchanged for a Vitrum alien's corpse or something, allowing the Main God to embed Vitrum alien DNA and make it dominant?

Bitter battle against aliens, memes and curses, the sublimation of Indians, filial piety to demons.

Judging from the synopsis, it seems he's no longer using a wheelchair. Finally, it's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story anymore. Watching one side crush the other in a guaranteed victory is utterly unexciting. What's the fun in the unknown and the anticipation? Of course, it's the evenly matched battles and strategic maneuvers that bring the excitement!

Using the T-virus to unlock genetic locks is a good idea, but don't do it again... With three people unlocking genetic locks, the broken stone tablet will be ready to appear, foreshadowing a team battle... 😅 Even following the established rules won't work... 😜

What do you guys think of the protagonist's basic hunter enhancement? Also, the first dungeon has 51 chapters, which feels a bit long.

Hopefully, it won't involve any magical powers or miscellaneous items. Ideally, it should be about exchanging for bloodlines, or items with energy or skill enhancements.

The main character's upgrade system is too weak. Why bother with a summoner build? It even uses a hunter enhancement from Warcraft! If you really want to play a summoner, even a wheelchair-bound necromancer would be better. Of course, personally, I still think it's very weak. Power should come from within; either melee or ranged is fine. Don't copy the mechanics of Infinite Terror, which clearly borrowed from other games, where everyone is severely unbalanced.

Stop with all this random buffs to dungeons, and stop going off to be a lackey of the Demon Team.

I never intended for Zhan Lan to enhance the bloodline of the Warhammer Eldar. As far as I can remember, you might be the first person to do so. However, if the Eldar race in Warhammer is suitable for mental-based enhancers, then I think the Protoss race in StarCraft is more suitable.