Space Cult

The story space does not need to be so detailed, otherwise what is the difference between it and ordinary infinite flow? Moreover, the main character often disappears for dozens of chapters, which is even more annoying. If you look at the introduction, the focus is that the protagonist gradually strengthens his control over the main god, upgrades the main god, expands and strengthens the story space according to conditions, and expands and controls the reincarnators. Then get corresponding rewards, either historical secrets, or items and abilities, based on which you can improve your strength and influence the real world. So those who were attracted by your introduction were not looking at the infinite flow performance, but how to control the infinite flow and silently show off in the context of the high martial arts world. Now it seems that the plot is a bit loose and off-topic, and the infinite flow and the otherworld flow are barely integrated. When it was the protagonist's turn to appear, I didn't see him paying much attention to the system. Most of the time, he was engaged in farming and hegemony, and intrigues with other people. Then we started playing dungeons, and it was all supporting roles again. The plot is not coherent at all.

When I saw that I could be the old man next door, I came in.

Messy, bland, and hypnotic.

The author must be sick. He can't continue after looking at it.

I can bully the protagonist no matter what, but the protagonist can't do anything to me anyway. This is sarcasm🤭