My Death Is a Critical Hit to the BOSS

[This article contains Cthulhu mythology + absurdity + exploration elements] [Death=cheating? What is it like to be crushed by an incarnation of a god at the beginning? Manisa felt that she might have stabbed someone in the pit of God. The tin box in her hometown would swallow up the moonlight, the magician's tricks would take root in her blood vessels, the photos on the missing persons notice would crack the corners of her mouth to the base of her ears, and the lava on the top floor of No. 3 Middle School would freeze the bones of stars. (The first three chapters pave the way for the world view, and the fourth chapter unlocks the core ability: End of Life = New Ability Portal. If you are too slow, you can go directly to Chapter 4!) Later, he discovered that every time he was near death was an opportunity to get rich. If he was stabbed by a shadow, he could steal its ice blade authority. If he was burned by molten lava, he could steal its star-like temperature. He could even steal the power of gods. The gods called him a "mad dog". Winfield's agent smiled and handed over the Sulfur Sea invitation. Only Manisa was smiling: "How about you kill me again? I just lack the ability to blow up Nasa's game." ——You see, death is actually a profitable business, and even the Supreme God has become his backup credit card. (You are invincible even if you don't start the game! The protagonist Manisa's abilities are gradually unlocked with death, and there is a growth line! The protagonist's soul is damaged + the setting of pain anchoring. The crazier and stronger it is, but it also means the more dangerous it is. Follow the protagonist's perspective, and you will feel comfortable😘)