What Others Say

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  The Ultimate Evolution is a good read by an excellent translation team! The plot is based in the interesting idea of the protagonist getting in movies, taking missions and powering up. The beginning is quite peculiar and maybe anticlimactic which is probably the main reason for the low ratings by people who didn't try to read after realizing that the the first chapters were talking about fishers. Another possible minus is that the world development, the reason people get sucked in that world, teammates and other stuff that usually the author presents in the firstchapters haven't appeared yet. You could say that the author is not in a hurry but he compensates with many details about the missions and power up system. It's worth mentioning that even though the core of the plot appears to be the same with Terror Infinity, the stories seem to take different paths in most aspects and you won't get bored or think that you are reading the same stuff, which happens a lot with the many stereotypes of wuxia novels. Well to end this if you like the idea of human evolution or being part and affect the plot of famous movies or trying to survive in an environment/world you don't understand or getting abilities and powers which you can also use in the real world you will definitely enjoy this novel.

  PiCrazy31415

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  Although the idea is similar to TI, the direction, concept and flow is completely different. The MC is a legit 'genius' not because he is great in cultivation, but because he is genuinely smart and outwits his opponents. It is definitely a great read for readers seeking intelligent suspense and wishes to get surprised by the unexpected and ingenious ideas/ actions of the MC. Of course there are certain excessive information, but those only serves to add depth to the novel. For those that doesn't like it, they can simplyscroll through it fast. Still, the story flows in an unpredictable pattern, so prepare for surprises. People will either hate or love the MC. The novel starts slightly slower, especially the prologue, but as it progresses to vol 3, we can see the rough focus and direction the author has planned for this novel. Lastly, in a sense this novel is different from those epic explosions and colossal skills, the fighting is more real life at the start, but more epic fight scenes gets introduced later into the novel. I advise interested readers not to give up at the start. It's definitely worth the read.

  rGaha

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