Infinite Streaming Novel Recommendations

Infinite Flow Novel Recommendations:

1. "It Has a Post-it Note" - Author: Hong Maple Shuangyue

A very interesting invincible article. A kind of fast-traveling novel. The protagonist discovers a bottle of mineral water with a sticky note on it, and thus enters an infinite flow-style game world. He can gain points by continuously clearing small dungeons in exchange for various abilities. The advantage is that every copy is good, with clever ideas and novel themes. Although each copy is very simple, I think this book is quite good.

Especially the part where the heroine comes out. The most interesting thing is that in multiplayer dungeons, you can create a look. The protagonist pinches a fish-man and adjusts the height to the lowest level so that he can cut his legs with a knife during a fight. The clothes are made of a cat. What is very interesting is that the heroine is I made a cat-headed man whose clothes were whales, and he even made couple costumes.

2. "The Spy Shadows of the World" - Author: Xing Batian

Further innovation of the infinite flow of variants, the continuation and development of the RPG spirit. The protagonist is a spy who breaks into the main god's space from one of the dungeon worlds of the heavens. He uses role-playing to disguise himself as an NPC in the dungeon world and plays with the reincarnators under the main god's banner. The first dungeon is "I am Huang Shang: I Rule the World". , the second copy is "My Evil King Can't Be a Beautiful Girl", which has a unique concept.

If I polished this book more carefully, it could even reach a higher level. There was also a situation where the leader went to the forum to ruin the readers’ experience, so I had to turn off the forum for a long time. stick. Overall, this book is underrated and well worth a read.

3. "History Crusher" - Author: Mu Yunfeng

This is a book that travels through the historical streaming system. The style of painting is definitely that of a Hong Kong comic fantasy boss. . Berserker, Chong, Zhen. The early stage was set in the late Ming Dynasty, and the overall framework was based on Jet Li's "Cosmic Wanted". It was quite refreshing to see a different style of painting cut through everything in a more rigorous story.

Goldfinger is similar to Jet Li's "Cosmic Wanted". You have a clone in a parallel world. If you kill him, you can gain his energy. However, the protagonist does not need to kill him. He is It is directly possessed by the dead to gain energy. There is a street light at the beginning, and the weapon master comes online to defeat everything. Crush history, reshape history, change it, let all good directions and all enemies directly crush it.

4. "Wings of Frost" - Author: Duke Xianyu

Through the infinite flow of DND White Dragon. Without the main god and system, the ability to travel is more of a plug-in. The main plot is the story of the protagonist pursuing freedom and reaching the peak of dragon life. The early dungeons are amazing, and later there will be otaku-style dungeons such as the Spirit of the Halberd Eater. The first copy was "Three-Body", with a strange thinking circuit, and it was directly transported to the Trisolaran planet and became the subject of the Trisolaran people's experiments.

The second copy is HP. The protagonist reverses the Animagus and sneaks into Hogwarts. He imitates a mad scientist and conducts experiments on Tom Riddle's diary, destroying the remnant soul of the Dark Lord. In the third copy, he was chatting and laughing with Mr. Ke and fell into indescribable chaos. All in all, it is an interesting book worth reading.

5. "I am a superpower anyway" - Author: Book-eating Demon

Cthulhu Infinite Stream, a suspense and decryption work, all copies are original (of course also borrowed from It has inspired many creative points in foreign animation and film and television works) and is more carefully conceived. The author has very good control over the protagonist's super power, Goldfinger, and neither spoils the fun of solving puzzles with his strength nor makes the protagonist abused because of his limited abilities.

Originally, the highlights of the first two volumes are not particularly outstanding, and I am not very enthusiastic about recommending them. However, the plot design of the third dungeon, Rhodes Island, and the fourth dungeon, "Every Ghost Must Be Killed" is very clever. The final reversal of the resurrection of the dead in the five copies is even more amazing. It connects the previous plots, connects the behind-the-scenes background, and deepens the world view layer by layer, which greatly increases people's interest in following the game.