I Was Once a God, and Now I Go All Out in the Infinite Worlds
曾经是神的我在无限开无双
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 429k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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202Chapters
1.7MClicks
10.2kFavorites
9.3Score
1.5kLikes
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The cover features the shady merchant from Arknights.
I dropped it after three chapters; I didn't want to cause too much negative impact, so I gave it a low rating.
Seeing the male protagonist kill and steal a car, I was disappointed and gave up. First, he's labeled as invincible, and then his protagonist's cheat codes are all there. This is the first time I've seen an invincible male protagonist with such a cheat code. In this situation, instead of just going for it, he said he couldn't survive (maybe the zombies were too strong? I didn't continue reading). Then the author said that a pushover is like a prostitute who erects a monument... What is a pushover? It's someone who helps others no matter what. (If not handled properly, it's like a masochist). Author, are you saying the same thing? The author probably wanted the protagonist to seem a bit cold-blooded, and to lay the groundwork for future plot developments. But the handling was inappropriate. I don't want to discuss the moral issues with you, that's too stupid, but the invincible male protagonist's...
A very good work.
Firstly, regarding some of the story's premise, the best friend's gender swap might seem intimate, but then, after switching places, it just feels superficial. After all, two close male friends can't sleep in the same bed or kiss, right? Secondly, the author deliberately mentions the male protagonist's past identity throughout the book. In most stories, the protagonist's personality and environment change drastically between their past and present, which seems reasonable in this context. The male protagonist is very perceptive, and the author cleverly leaves a suspenseful element, revealing it later in the story. It's like those little lessons in language arts—you might think they're childish and funny when you're learning them, but they're actually quite useful in practice...
Because I'm preparing for the new book's release and finishing up my old one, plus I've been preparing for exams recently, I haven't had time to update this section. I'll resume daily updates after this month.
Two personalities → Two people → Twin sisters → Double the happiness
A zombie has risen from the dead!
This is... Ugh! This milk tea looks really good.
Why did you stop updating, author?
However, I think three women would be better.
Why did you stop updating, author?