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Ilinox

Oh! Thank you for bringing it to my attention that the link is busted. It was because I answered that on CuriousCat but then the whole site went down, so I lost all my 3100+ answered asks RIP.

Anyway, I personally would describe For All Time (Lovebrush Chronicles) as Quick Transmigration and Beyond the World as Infinite/Unlimited Flow.

QUICK TRANSMIGRATION. The protagonist goes to other worlds with a goal or mission and each world is treated as a large, living, and breathing ecosystem, with their settings being established like how anyone would build a world for any story. It's just that these multiple worlds contribute to one greater narrative because the protagonist has the ability to hop between worlds.

INFINITE/UNLIMITED FLOW. The protagonist gets bound to a "system" that takes the protagonist to "instances" where they have to complete specific missions to get back to their reality. There's a lot of room for writers to play around here because the systems can be extraterrestial beings, higher beings, advanced technology, etc; the instances can be real worlds or just small game zones for the purposes of the mission; and the protagonist can be chosen for any kind of reason, such as being close to death, being a good battery for the god system, etc. The most common stories with Infinite Flow tend to be survival games or death games with horror elements.

In my opinion, the one thing that really sets Infinite Flow apart from Quick Transmigration is the "game" aspect that the protagonist is aware of. In Quick Transmigration, the protagonist has to obey the laws of the world they're in and they know that everyone there is a real person. In Infinite Flow, the protagonist tends to think of people in instances as NPCs and only other players with systems like them are real people. The presence of a system also lets the protagonist do things like access a game screen to send messages, buy items, etc.

Hrm, I can't think of anything else to add but I'll edit this perch if anything else comes to mind.

Oh! Thank you for bringing it to my attention that the link is busted. It was because I answered that on CuriousCat but then the whole site went down, so I lost all my 3100+ answered asks RIP.

Anyway, I personally would describe For All Time (Lovebrush Chronicles) as Quick Transmigration and Beyond the World as Infinite/Unlimited Flow.

The protagonist goes to other worlds with a goal or mission and each world is treated as a large, living, and breathing ecosystem, with their settings being established like how anyone would build a world for any story. It's just that these multiple worlds contribute to one greater narrative because the protagonist has the ability to hop between worlds.

The protagonist gets bound to a "system" that takes the protagonist to "instances" where they have to complete specific missions to get back to their reality. There's a lot of room for writers to play around here because the systems can be extraterrestial beings, higher beings, advanced technology, etc; the instances can be real worlds or just small game zones for the purposes of the mission; and the protagonist can be chosen for any kind of reason, such as being close to death, being a good battery for the god system, etc. The most common stories with Infinite Flow tend to be survival games or death games with horror elements.

In my opinion, the one thing that really sets Infinite Flow apart from Quick Transmigration is the "game" aspect that the protagonist is aware of. In Quick Transmigration, the protagonist has to obey the laws of the world they're in and they know that everyone there is a real person. In Infinite Flow, the protagonist tends to think of people in instances as NPCs and only other players with systems like them are real people. The presence of a system also lets the protagonist do things like access a game screen to send messages, buy items, etc.

Hrm, I can't think of anything else to add but I'll edit this perch if anything else comes to mind.

Sooo I was looking for more information about BtW and I came across this notion page that had a few essentials about the game and ithad a link to a curiouscat page where you explain "HLR's quicktransmigation" and "BtW's Infinity flow" but for some reason it doesnt open,if isnt a botherto you coulditbe possible to have these uploaded in otherplaces? Im just asking because I have no ideia how that works, if its a bug my stupitice or it has been taken downs! Anyway,take care and ignore this if it bothers you :) byebye

Ilinox

Hi hi Ili :)