Reviews of Infinite Mana in the Apocalypse

As someone who’s over 600 chapters in, the story shouldve ended long ago. now it’s just the same thing over and over again with long boring arcs that make no sense. not entirely the authors fault as i sincerely doubt I would be able to write a book thats this long, but still it feels like he’s running out of Ideas.

This book is an absolute train wreck. I quit this book a while ago but I saw it on the top golden tickets list so I just had to share my frustration. This is a book about an op MC that does things to get even more OP because reasons. I honestly don't remember the story. I'm either senile or the story is just so forgettable. Anyways the reason for my frustration consists of a variety of scenes. It mostly comes down to characters being obsurdly OP (which isn't a problem for me) without accounting for the consequences (which is a big problem) Our amazing author right here decided to create a character that can throw black holes. Now that's a pretty epic thing in theory but it all falls apart in context. In that scene, the characters were on a planet. Most likely a massive one but that doesn't really matter. If the author actually thought about the consequences of creating a black hole, I wouldn't be complaining. But alas, nothing happens to the environment. The author treats the most destructive "object" in our universe like a green shell from mario. And that is the crux of the problem. The power system reminds me of skyrim. It isn't fleshed out. In Skyrim, magic is commonplace. But you can still use it in prison to summon (for example) an ethereal bow with which you can murder all the guards and prisoners. This, much like this book, makes zero sense. This book hurts my head

a shallow and childish story,eight graders wet dream,an insult to Hp lovecraft,filled with cliche and dead characters,with an extremely op in places that doesn't mater but frustratingly weak in places that does matter mc, a boring nonexistent plot,it has cattulu in it but ironically the story centers around the mc,characters behave like a characters in a novel not like characters that exist in the real world(a man that has galactic force loses his head because stupid words of mc) in the end don't read this book if you are a person who thinks,this book is only attractive to people who are not fan of digging dip into the story **:author,you are lucky that hp lovecraft is dead because if he was alive and if he saw that you use his amazing creation in such meaningless and shallow way,he would bi...ch slap you to death

Love this fast pace novel. He tells the important things but you don't have the feeling something is missing. I don't like the novels where you read how beautiful that girl is for 3/4 of the chapter. No one's cares about that. If he gets a little 18+ action with her than it's OK but the crap that literally every girl is a fucking "beauty" is annoying me. If you like an overpowered Mc who destroys everything than this novel is perfect for you

The mc is a little dumb,he's not what I call careful because there is nothing to be careful at,you don't know exactly why he want to be low-key,you don't see the danger. When you want to show the mc has a need to be careful,show us the danger,the reason why he need to be careful and not paranoid assumptions. We can't see the danger,being overly careful is just buying the story time because the author don't know how to make the mc not too OP so he make petty excuses such as "carefulness" we don't need. The mc can have more ressources with being libelled as a genius than losing time in weak dungeons.

The author is just milking this novel now. It should've ended long ago, but somehow it's still continuing. Every arc is just the same with different naming.

I feel the story got dragged out so too far and I feel the plot is being recycled a lot, like every new area he goes is a new female follow that will be relevant for the first 10-20 chapters and become background mob in the next, every villians are like "this is impossible, how can he do that....", his cycle continues on and on. The novel have a strong starts with the MC having actually having a character development, but lose it with every passing chapters. I guess for comedic sense someone will still enjoyable, I recommend you stop reading after the first 2-3 arcs.

This novel doesnt deserve most of its praise. The characters are kiddie pool type shallow and follow tropes like no tomorrow. The pace is disgusting after the first main arcs, it starts going from action to action, then goes from entire battles being skipped to skipping conquering entire worlds. There are numerous plotholes and inconsistencies everywhere in the story. That said, it is a fun read for the first 600-700 chapters. Then, things just keep repeating over and over. Bad guy vs mc, mc wins, finds out bigger bad guy, gets stronger, fights bigger bad guy and wins, repeat. The first 700 chapters had additives like new concepts and creative ideas. But into the 800s, everything is just renamed from old concepts.

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THE STORY KEEPS REPEATING ITSELF ITS GETTING TIRING THE WORLD BUILDING IS ANNOYING EVERYTHING IS ANNOYING at the start it was nice though then the author starts milking those chapters by repeating the story.

TL:DR Good story, nice characters/world building, infuriatingly agonising repetitive writing style. Overall this novel has a good story and world building, interesting ideas, good action and is a gem to all those power fantasy seekers out there. However, there is an ongoing problem that is genuinely infuriating due to the fact that this is a good story. That is the authors apparent need to repeat things that were either previously stated in a chapter just prior to the next one or even repeating information multiple times in the same chapter, possibly in an effort to drag out the story for content sake. It feels as if the author himself lacks the necessary content to fill out his desired wordcount for each chapter and thus repeats what has previously been said to compensate for that. If I were to give my honest opinion to the author on how to improve his writing and make the novel itself an overall more enjoyable read, it would be to stop with the useless repetition and fill the chapters with content about the story to makeup the wordcount. Even if you sacrifice the amount of chapters you can produce by the end of your novel, you’d still be making it enjoyable to read and make us, the readers, feel like we haven’t been cheated out of our coins when paying for your chapters. If I use 5-7 coins to unlock a new chapter, or even decide to drop 599 coins for privilege on chapters, I’d like each chapter to include a progression in the story rather than paying twice for basically the same information (Paying for the next chapter only to find 30% of it is repeated information from the previous chapter). Another example of repeated information is the authors use of “reminding” us of what certain powers do in a cheap attempt to emphasize the apparent significance of the situation. Saying sentences like “One must remember blah blah blah” is draining and immersion breaking due to the fact that we already know that information, and you say it in the middle of fight scenes. All in all the concept and direction the author has taken this story is genuinely great. However the writing habits are all that need to be adjusted to make this novel worthy of the coins per chapter we are paying and to make it an overall delightful and easy read.

Really damn good I’m hooked. This is really a good novel although I’m pretty hyped up for each chapter release I only wished the author had more hands to keep writing

lives upto the definition of op Mc. if you are one of the ppl who loves Mc being so op that the scale for the novel increases from single word to infinite hyperverses. the scale for fights would make a lot of cultivation novel put to grave. harem and romance aspect is very definition of mid but hey I like harem in general and this has harem so it's whatever. overall this novel targets the demographic of ppl who are interested in battlevs fandom tier list and stuff. and I am that target one.

After a certain point things become cyclical and the same things happen over and over again at different power levels and it's very annoying. It's even gotten to the point where it's easy to imagine 50 episodes later because the same things keep happening over and over again.

The author glorifies the MC too much during the middle and latter chapters. Take the way that the author likes to depicts the MC sitting on a throne when he is fighting, this makes the MC look very arrogant and conceited. And the way that the story develops is way too simple, the mc starts by dealing with problems on earth and then becomes the strongest on Earth, followed by dealing with problems in the galaxy after that he becomes the strongest in the galaxy too. Following the galaxy is the universe, after the universe is the cosmos, after the cosmos comes reality and then we get multiple realities. It almost feels like the author is rewriting the same thing and only changing the scale of power in the story. Also the novel is too fast paced, the MC is not given a chance to develop mentally, and the relationships that he forms are only used to stimulate a certain arc and then left behind to not be developed, everyone in the MC's life is just a spectator who's only there to watch his glory and awesomeness. I guess if you are looking for action then this is a good novel.

This book starts out and for a long time was one of thr best novels on this site. But be warned, it does not remain that way. After around 1300-1500 chapters, thr author hits the breaks on the plot. After around chapter 1500, there is so much filler is ridiculous. The author CONSISTENTLY stretches out chapters as a money grab. What could be said in one chapter is instead said in 5-6 and this is not an exaggeration. Its Sad to see what this novel has become. Just be warned.

5 star for the fast releases and great writing. What can I say, I also love the apocalypse, dungeons, and skills; and they are all in here so

This novel is bland, plain and simple. The use of an emotional catalyst is hollow and unredeeming, everything subsequently coming off as shallow and meaningless. The language isn't necessarily bad, but it's by no means good. The development was aggravating to say the least, as he participated in too many trifles and built many meaningless relationships, for no particular reasons. The incessant carrying of his subordinates and expenditure of resources on their behalf is maddening. Reading 600 chapters in, I can say, they have all provided such minuscule amounts of help, it doesn't do justice to the pages of accrued dialogue of those leeches. The impetuous nature of some, only further aggravating said feelings. Now, I managed to deal with these interactions between parasite and host, by skimming, if not outright skipping over most of it. However, the plot seems to be one centred on the complete subservience and altruism of the protagonist, where if he isn't constantly helping those around him, he is now helping the planet he resides on, or the galaxy he resides in. Which frankly was the last straw, I could turn a blind eye to the self sacrifice of his own progression to help the powerless scrubs around him, because it was omitted to some extent, when he provided skills that could prove valuable to himself, or cores that he required to progress to others, it wasn't always explicitly stated, and I maintained that he wasn't idiotic enough to do such things, assuming the text didn't outright state otherwise. However, now it seems he has just become a lackey, a cog in a wheel, part of another's machinations and scheming. Where he is at a complete loss, the need and urge to help others at his expense is the downfall. Foregoing, the cheap plot and characters, the predictable outcomes, the frivolous elongated interactions, the fact that he can't live for himself, is why I can't continue reading this garbage. It baffles me that people have such a low standard, that simply putting semi-coherent words together constitutes good writing, I couldn't help but cringe when reading this, It does terribly in conveying any amount of grandiloquence, the text explicitly foreshadowing, wherein it follows the same phrase used many times before. The colourful language nothing more than a vain attempt at depicting a deeper meaning. I can't say any part of this novel excelled.

I don't know how anyone can say this is one of the best stories. It's just bad all around. The most boring MC around followed by the most useless side characters ever written to beat a villain with a worse backstory than Broly from DBZ.

I'm not too fond of the way the novel is written. It’s too drawn out and goes into every minute detail of the OP's daily life. E.g., “I woke up, I got out of bed, showered, I ate three lobsters for breakfast, I put my shoes on, I felt the room, I closed the door, I walked down the street.” After a while, the first-person narration gets super annoying. Not only that, but there is very little background story on the MC, and he’s not relatable at all. It's like he's OP, but there is no reason for him to be. There is no meaning behind him, OP, so it feels like anybody could be the MC. He doesn't stand out, aside from him being OP, that is. As the novel went on, I was expecting some more details on his power, and why he was chosen, and what really happened to his parents; so far, the author doesn't seem to think it's necessary. Oh well.