Infinite Pioneers

This book is actually a good book if each world is separated, or one world does not take too long, but you, the protagonist of each world, have lived for more than ten years, and the protagonist's behavior always feels very childish. Every time he meets the protagonist or something related to the protagonist, he either swears or swore a sworn sworn relationship, just once in a while, but I see that now he has to sworn sworn relationship with the protagonist in basically every detail, except for The Legend of the Condor Heroes, and there is too much water. Basically, half of the literature in each world is watered down.

Most of the time, I skipped reading. I can only say that it is very average. The creativity is good, but the writing is terrible.

They often make sworn friends and have relationships. It's okay to watch it, but it's too boring later on.