Zhang Yuan, who suffers from a congenital illness, enters an infinite world. After gaining a Sacred-grade talent, his illness drives him to cultivate at an incredible pace, making him invincible across the infinite worlds.
From Warcraft and StarCraft to Heroes of Might and Magic, the Dragon World, the Shu Mountain Sword Heroes, and the Investiture of the Gods, and later the mythic worlds of the Sages, Zhang Yuan relies on his extraordinary talent and strength to turn danger into safety, find treasures, and slay his enemies time and again. In the end, he becomes a legendary figure in the infinite worlds!
Why isn't anyone saying whether it's good or not? I'm going to try it out.
This book is truly addictive.
This book has 4 million words, and I don't even know how I managed to write it. The writing style is terrible, and who's the reader for this plot? They finish one scene and immediately move on to the next, with no buffer. I couldn't finish even after ten chapters.
The writing style is immature
The writing style is immature.
The game starts by copying Infinite Terror, featuring the same scarred face and fat guy, with no changes to the dialogue.
This book is poisonous.
... After watching this beginning, I didn't want to watch any further. The logic, the characters' dialogue... Forget it, I'm too exhausted to even comment.
This opening is clearly plagiarized from the opening of *The Nine Cauldrons*: "The Teng family has a son named Qingshan."