Shocked, I Rely on Infinite Games to Save the Earth

I read it all night long. My favorite character is Chen Jiashu, the male protagonist. The kiss at the end is so sad. The ending of the whole novel is a bit lacking. Maybe readers can't get enough of it. Although Chen and the heroine confirmed their love for each other in the end, it was only limited to the two of them. It would be great if there could be a little extra story. It's not easy for Chen and the heroine. If the ending is he, please write a little more happiness to buffer the bad memories and past.

I read one and a half dungeons and it was quite interesting. But it really surprised me that a female killer fell in love with the man she was with just because of a dungeon. I couldn't help but give up until I saw the two of them running hand in hand. It's such a cruel and infinite flow that there is an emotional scene. From the comments, there are two male protagonists. Why does such a strong female protagonist need CP? Isn't it good to have a female protagonist (mark it for Shu Huang and come back to read it again)

Hey, why did I end up with Chen Jiashu at the end? I didn't like the ending.

It was barely readable at first, but after the 200th chapter, it started to forcefully subdue the intelligence and describe it inexplicably. I even suspected that it was written by another person. There were a lot of neurotic descriptors. The writing style of 78, 89 years ago was really unconventional.

It's not the strong female character you imagine. As soon as the male protagonist comes out, the female protagonist keeps being rescued. It's boring to watch.

The plot is okay, but the failure lies in the emotional line

The beginning is fine, but the ending with the protagonist's CP is really weird. At the end, the heroine fell in love with the man who used her to lurk beside her to assassinate the man who gave up everything for her and waited for her reincarnation. Can this love be peaceful? ? This is really unacceptable

It's pretty good. If it had no cp, it would be 9 points. If it had cp, it would be 6 points. It's considered qualified. Mainly because of the author's emotional line and the male protagonist. I personally don't like it. The emotional line is not as well written as the plot line. The female protagonist is not a very strong person. After all, trypophobia is a weakness. People who can stand at the top can only be people without weaknesses. Maybe it's a common problem with male protagonists. For me, in the novels with male protagonists, the female protagonists generally cannot be powerful in the true sense. I also read those with male protagonists. I even read more than without cp. The main reason is that the emotional line is not good. Then the author likes to use the latter when writing. It's not that it's not good, but I'm just not used to it. Others are pretty good. The copy stories are all very well written.

I haven't finished reading... I don't want to read it. I feel a little disgusted by Chen Jiashu (o˘д˘)o

The book is quite good, but the emotional scenes are hard to understand. They are often incomprehensible and seem to be forced to add scenes. The performance in the finale is not very good.