Lin Yan discovers that he can steal Eerie abilities without getting hurt.
So he plans to use a sacrificial strategy to carve a path through the Eerie world.
While people in other countries are locked in desperate fights against the Eerie, Lin Yan is already lying in an Eerie's arms, courting death.
"Oh, it's the almighty God of Death. You did your best, you really did."
"Whoa, an amusement park! This one's a gimme."
Every time he gets attacked, his Eerie power keeps growing.
East Island: "Who is this kid? He's clearly running around with his head in his hands, so why won't he die?"
"Wait, how can he take down an apocalypse-level God of Death, and even get the God of Death to protect him?"
Headquarters: Remember, the Eerie cannot be killed. Only the Eerie can fight the Eerie. Make sure to avoid the killing rules...
Lin Yan: What killing rules? Let me see what they're like.
Headquarters: Watch your surroundings. There's an absolutely unbeatable, all-around Eerie nearby, the strongest one in recorded history!
The other Eerie creatures ask: "What? Where?"
The main text has been revised to make it more logical. (1-12) Death God Thirteen (13-25) Drowned Ghost (26-41) Repair Hammer (42-46) Corridor Ghost (47-62) Pushing Ghost
Later-stage abilities are hampered in the early stages. This is a classic example; is suffering always necessary?