Demon Revival: From the Start, I Become the Headless Horseman

What to do if you encounter a ghost? All you need is a slide tackle.

The protagonist is toxic; it would be so much better if he could just choose one path to become a god.

I was so disappointed. I was hoping for a story about a mother who transfers her love for her husband to her son.

First in, pain; second in, numbness; third in, fourth out, slippery; fifth in, sixth out, won't let you pull it out; seventh, close your eyes; eighth, grit your teeth; ninth in, tenth out, your body is exhausted; a lotus flower flips on both sides, an eel burrows inside; the lotus flower clamps the eel's head, and a stream of clear water flows out.

Since the protagonist is a knight focusing on physical combat, it would be more interesting to change "Give me back my head" to "You little brat, face me!" Hehe.

It's definitely because the protagonist's grandfather is about to die and needs to perform some kind of blood sacrifice to survive, so he calls them back, and then the protagonist goes on a rampage to end the story.

Author, please stop writing about the illegitimate child getting slapped in the face. How about this: right after the slap, let the protagonist reveal his true form and kill them all!

Why the headless knight and not Xing Tian?

The relationship was severed at the very beginning, and you've already written it like that. Why bother writing about family? It's kind of disgusting to read. The protagonist treated him like that, so what's the point of writing about family? I almost cried when I got to that part.

Even if I were resurrected, I wouldn't be in the mood to watch.