Infinite: The Cycle of Space

What was good about the Three Kingdoms period? It was all about people fighting each other. In the end, the Han people were almost wiped out, leading to foreign invasions.

A book I liked back then, haha, so many years ago.

It's so awkward watching cross-dressing characters. It's ridiculous that characters in martial arts novels can become saints, even innate gods and demons like Buddha, the Queen Mother of the West, Donghuang Taiyi, Dijun, and the Demon Emperor can't. It's really embarrassing.

I don't like the endless series of outfits.

After reading *The Lotus Lantern*, I felt that the author must have experienced life firsthand. Reading this story made me think of life's plot points, and it made me feel a bit tormented again.

I only have one thing to say. The protagonist died as soon as he entered the reincarnation space; he turned himself into a zombie! I'm saying this from a human perspective. Goodbye!

This book is disgusting. Aside from changing the name (some scenes involving the movie's protagonist, then replacing the movie protagonist's name with the book's protagonist's name), and adding a few people as background characters (reincarnators), it's basically a 100% faithful reproduction of the original. Seriously, I'd rather just read the original.

Concise and to the point. A good book, not fluffy!

For an ordinary person, life revolves around money, beautiful women, and perhaps a little bit of power. Why only a little bit of power? Because people's hearts are unpredictable, and nothing beats the tangible benefits of money and beautiful women! But if you suddenly time-travel, then power and beautiful women are sure to follow!

It's a very good novel, but I personally don't like Xiaoyu. After all, in the cycle of reincarnation, life and death are not in one's own hands, so why bother with things like love? It just adds burdens and trouble to herself.