Infinite Dawn

I can only say it's far inferior to the first book. The later parts are just rambling and disjointed. I read the first book years ago and was really looking forward to the second, but several installments were never completed. All that talk of an infinite future and an infinite dawn just vanished. I stumbled upon this completed one, full of anticipation, but was utterly disappointed.

What kind of rubbish is this? I seriously doubt if this is the author of Infinite Terror. The difference is just too big... Why not just continue the story of Infinite Horror properly? This Infinite Dawn is truly awful; I can't even get through three or five chapters.

This is a typical Japanese anime with a strong sense of shonen (adolescent delusions of grandeur) and intense action. After many of the internal monologues during battle scenes, it feels like the atmosphere would be incomplete without some kind of chakra explosion and cosmic explosion. Goodbye, Z-sensei! After *Infinite Terror*, each book has been worse than the last.

Infinite Terror 2... The author could write more in the Infinite Terror series. After all, you have the novel Infinite Terror as a foundation. Many people will read it. Many people will like this kind of novel.

The worldviews of the first book, *Infinite Terror*, and the second book, *Infinite Dawn*, are completely different. Most of the settings from the first book were completely destroyed in the second. The protagonist was given the persona of a strategist, but in reality, he's incredibly stupid.

What if I gave the wrong review? If it weren't for Zheng Zha, I wouldn't have been able to finish this book at all... Each one is worse than the last.

I feel that the content is more diverse and more interesting than the first one. It's not just about fighting and killing every day. There are also many scenes about the real world. It's not just mindless trust between partners. There are also disagreements within the team, which is normal. No one can just be full of enthusiasm and shout "partners" every day and expect them to entrust their lives to you.

It's far inferior to *Infinite Terror*. You could say it was just lucky to have come up with this theme before writing about the *Infinite Flow* genre, which never improved and was eventually phased out by society. It's unreadable, truly unreadable; the writing is chaotic, tiring to read, and makes you impatient.

You can't reveal information? If you tell the organization this, you've said everything except the name of the Main God Space, right? Isn't the loophole in the Main God Space's rules and regulations too naive?

The endings of Z University's works are all bad; most are unfinished.