Infinite Boiling

Before the revision, this was one of my favorite infinite flow novels. Those who call Tang Zheng a saint are really laughing. Can't you see the protagonist's inner growth? Isn't this kind of protagonist better than those novels where the protagonist has only one personality from beginning to end and doesn't grow at all except for martial arts? My favorite female character is Pang Meiqin.

What does "Qidian" mean? Does it mean that if a book that I had fully subscribed to is taken down and then put back on the shelves, I have to subscribe to it all again?

I didn't think much of it when I read it in middle school, but looking back now, I realize the author's values ​​are warped, the character descriptions are contradictory, and the protagonist's forced personality clashes with his actions—it's like trying to be virtuous while being a prostitute. Even the female supporting characters want the protagonist to sleep with them.

It's a pity that the best chapters were all cut; the erotic parts of this book were truly classic.

Holy crap!! Tang Zheng actually got released from prison one day! Even though he changed his name, longtime readers still know him and are still in a state of panic and excitement!!

If *Infinite Terror* is the progenitor, then this book is definitely the pinnacle of the infinite flow genre. It doesn't borrow from movies; the plot is entirely created by Dou Niang herself. The male lead is intelligent and capable, and every character is fantastic. Finally, I've unlocked it; I'll read it again.

I just saw how the author casually gave the protective shield to a newbie. What were you thinking? Just because she's a woman? What about the soldiers who fought to the death in the previous round? Suddenly I don't want to read anymore. It's frustrating. Why have so many unimportant female leads? Wouldn't it be better to create more novel adventure worlds? @Reader

If you've read *The Cycle of Reincarnation*, you absolutely won't be able to finish this novel. The protagonist is a complete saint. Like a complete idiot. They should learn from *The Cycle of Reincarnation*. What's the point of protecting trash?

I think the male lead is pretty good, right? Why are you calling him a saint? Do you only meet your aesthetic standards if someone kills people without blinking an eye? Then you can only go and read classic face-slapping fantasy novels. At first, the protagonist wanted to take everyone away. The protagonist has a soft heart.

Good heavens, this is a novel from 10 years ago. If you read it according to today's tropes, you'd be poisoned to death!