Eerie: I Become a God by Killing Insects

It's pretty good. It has a sense of tranquility about living in another world, yet it doesn't lose the exhilarating feeling of a system novel. I'd say it's at the peak of the half-step immortal herb realm. 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏

The writing is alright, I hope there's no female lead.

Write it your own way, whether there's a female lead or not. Don't always focus on comments about whether people like it or not, or whether there's a female lead or not.

Personally, I think it's pretty good, it suits my taste. The combat power upgrades step by step, and based on its own strengths, it develops towards a shield-poison system from the beginning, and it hasn't deviated from that in the latest chapter, which is a good point. However, there are some minor flaws.

It looks quite nice, but the skills gained from killing insect demons require a large number of insect demons with the same skills to level up. I think it would be better to add an insect demon after he advances to the Awakening Soul Realm, where he can gain points that can be used to upgrade skills.

The early episodes are mostly slice-of-life, with no major events happening yet. The plot is similar to the early stages of Pokémon, where characters travel to different regions to improve themselves. There aren't any particularly cheesy storylines, which I quite enjoy. I hope for more updates, and I hope the author will continue to add more extended slice-of-life content in future chapters.

The content is quite good, ranking in the middle to upper range on Tomato. The only problem is that the author seems to have fallen behind lately, updating only once a week.

I read the first few chapters, but unfortunately the author updates infrequently and there aren't many readers. I wonder if it will be discontinued. The "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability) is quite novel, but it's probably niche, which limits its appeal. I hope it becomes popular.

This is really good; the subject matter is quite novel, and the plot isn't clichéd.

It was quite enjoyable to read, with no clichéd plot points. I'm not sure if there's a female lead, but it focuses on character development and has a good premise. The only downside is that there weren't many words in the book.