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Synopsis
Wu Xian is transported into the world of "Infinite Horror," fighting for survival alongside Zhang Jie before returning to the main god space. He soon discovers that his greatest advantage is not a typical system, but rather the existence of multiple versions of himself across different realities. This novel reads like a massive multi-verse crossover, blending the survival horror of its starting point with diverse settings such as Black Myth and Devouring the Stars. It is ideal for readers who enjoy expansive world-hopping narratives and the trope of a protagonist relying on their own alternate versions for growth. However, those who prefer tightly focused, original world-building or a single-setting plot should skip this title. The pacing is driven by rapid transitions between different universes, and the standout quality is the creative way the protagonist utilizes his own alternate identities to gain power.
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Editorial Review
This fan-fiction project demonstrates significant ambition, weaving together a vast array of established settings into a single cohesive journey. With over 600 chapters, the author has provided a substantial amount of content, showing a commitment to the overarching plot of self-discovery and power accumulation. However, the narrative's heavy reliance on existing IPs is a double-edged sword; while it provides instant familiarity for fans of the referenced works, it may alienate readers who are not well-versed in those specific universes. Additionally, the current lack of visibility suggests the story may struggle to maintain a consistent hook for a general audience. The concept of the protagonist being his own golden finger is a clever twist on the genre, but the overall execution depends heavily on the reader's prior knowledge of the crossover elements.












