Simultaneous Travel: Starting From Returning To The Main God Space

For fans of the Infinite Flow genre, Qi Dang Huan Yu’s Simultaneous Travel: Starting From Returning To The Main God Space is a refreshing and ambitious expansion of a classic premise. By positioning the protagonist, Wu Xian, as a contemporary of the legendary Zhang Jie, the novel immediately stakes its claim in the lore of Infinite Horror while carving out a distinct path for its own narrative growth.

The brilliance of this story lies in its subversion of the typical reincarnation trope. Wu Xian is not an overpowered protagonist from the get-go; he is a survivor forged in the fires of the most brutal horror scenarios. His journey begins with raw, visceral tension as he navigates the unforgiving Main God Space, but the plot takes a masterful turn once he falls into a deep, mysterious slumber. The introduction of the young man in black armor and the iconic Monkey King suggests a layer of mythological depth that elevates the story far beyond mere survival horror.

The world-building is particularly compelling because it bridges the gap between gritty science-fiction survival and high-stakes Xuanhuan cultivation. Seeing Wu Xian bridge these two disparate realms creates a sense of constant discovery. Readers are not just watching a character grow in power; they are witnessing the unraveling of a grander cosmic design that links the Main God Space to ancient legends.

Wu Xian serves as a grounded, relatable anchor in an increasingly chaotic multiverse. His fatigue and trauma feel earned, making his eventual awakening and the discovery of his true potential feel like a monumental payoff. If you are looking for a story that honors the foundations of the Infinite genre while fearlessly evolving into a complex, mythological epic, this novel is a must-read.