In American Horror Story: I Become a God by Copying Traits Without Limit!

Here we go again, guys! This time there's a complete outline, and I, Rotten Orange, promise to update non-stop for six months, finishing it all in one go! Who would report me?! Those two words can be reported too 🙂 Okay, okay! Is this how you play it? Later, the unified version became Hajihei.

The plot of this American Horror Story adaptation is quite good. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, his acquisition of women and his conquests are fast-paced, and there are no riddle-mongers or incompetent teammates, making it a very enjoyable read.

It's alright. They've written all the pretty female characters without romantic histories into virgins and added them to their collections. I've already had three (Wrong Turn: Jessie and Carly, Underworld: Selena).

This is a really good American horror novel! The author has watched more horror movies than I have 🤦 It deserves five stars, and the main character is absolutely invincible. It's a pity that after more than a hundred chapters, the author wasn't as proactive in recruiting female characters as before. Did they change the author?

It seems like you're charging high prices at the beginning. If you're not short of money and you're still charging so much, fewer people will come to you for exorcisms. You have to understand that this is a monster-fighting and leveling-up system. Where will you get experience if you don't exorcise more? Once you become powerful, you can get as much money as you want.

The author of "Little Invincible" dragged things out a bit at the beginning; I suggest writing faster. Overall, it's still quite enjoyable. I believe you can become famous! 🍉 It's just average.

I still recommend going to South Korea for the ability to copy entries. Some of the Korean ghosts are high-attack, low-defense, and quite useful, especially with their ability to smear spells, rule-level items like the chain sword from the exorcism agency, and the Five Elements Compass from the zombie realm. This can lead to a direct, explosive increase in strength.

I'd give it three and a half stars. The plot is fast-paced, the combat isn't too demanding, and the female characters are recruited incredibly quickly. The only downside is the abrupt shift to a multiverse setting; I initially thought it would be all horror and supernatural. Seriously?

I really enjoy American Horror Story, but the newbie reward of two Desert Eagles felt a bit awkward. The pacing was good, and the bulldozing was reasonable, but the exorcism scene at the police station was awkward because while others were respectable and had a sense of ritual, the protagonist pulled out dual pistols and fired dozens of shots, and the chief immediately thought the protagonist was…

No wonder the rating was so low; it turns out they used the "New World Reset" method.