Infinite Splendor

Infinite flow, the style of martial arts is okay, and some settings are also eye-catching. The first part is well written, but the later part feels completely formulaic, and there are some problems in the description, but the most important thing is that the description of martial arts and fighting in the front feels like a 9 points, but the plot settings and descriptions in the latter part are a big hindrance. It makes me feel a little nauseous when I read it, with a maximum score of 7 points.

I can see the author's hard work, but the world view and storyline are too confusing for me.

The previous authors of the world of martial arts have written well, but they always like to change the perspective, that is, they suddenly change the role to describe it, including but not limited to the villain, which is a bit confusing. Also, like other main god spaces with a main world, the plot about the main world is boring. Later, the strength became stronger, but I no longer had the desire to watch anymore.

Always talking about other things and not writing around the protagonist.

I don't even know what I'm writing about, I just feel like I'm just writing whatever comes to mind. Can't see the idea

Very good, it's cool to highlight a battle. It's just that not many people watched it, and the ending was too profound and hasty.

You can skip to read after chapter 500, but there is no need to read after chapter 600. I didn't know what it was about, so I just skipped to the end.

I can't watch the back part, it's completely broken. The first four to five hundred chapters are very good. It would be better if you take it out separately

Hey, it can be seen that the author has a lot of ideas, and the occasional ideas are also eye-catching, but overall, it feels really messy, and I really can't stand it anymore. The shuttle in the previous world, from one star to six stars, although it is a bit messy, but there is still a general backbone. I feel that the realm of the protagonist is valuable, but you are already six stars, comparable to the fighting power of gods and demons, and suddenly you are transported back to In the World of Gamblers, I met a lot of 6-stars casually. I really can't complain, and they are a group of 6-stars who don't have much characteristics. They can bump into the protagonist casually. I really didn't know that the protagonist has grown up for almost 400 chapters. There are so many unique worlds, unique techniques and enemies. What is the protagonist's goal in every step of his mental growth process? Every word you say after you is a denial of the previous wonderful things, hey...

The protagonist has a distinct personality The plot is clear and clear Centered on a goal The supporting roles are also well written. Overall, it's pretty good.