
I Am Death
我名死神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 76k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Hmm, aside from the protagonist being a Grim Reaper, the book isn't very appealing. And even then, the protagonist, as a Grim Reaper, doesn't really feel like one; he's just wearing the skin of a Grim Reaper, but at its core, it's a modern-day DS story set in the past.
First, let me post a heads-up: Is the update schedule stable? Is it a harem story? Are the main characters still using Chinese-style names? Do the supporting characters have any intelligence? Is it melodramatic?
Doesn't Death have power because it has life? Doesn't it represent the death of all gods? Just increase the population.
There are two concepts of death: one is the concept of reincarnation; the other is the death of the world.
As the name suggests, eunuch
The God of Death in the World of Gods is also a story about death, with incomplete authority and a similar premise, but the content is much better than yours.
The opening introduction to the Grim Reaper is truly riddled with flaws. When a world has life, death is inevitable. As the representatives of these two laws—these two gods—even if their birth wasn't as rapid as the elemental gods, it was certainly faster than that of other gods. (Death is unavoidable.)
Why is the Grim Reaper's Chinese name still Yama (阎王)?
This is utterly poisonous. Using human thought to depict gods—the author is truly a successor to socialism, profoundly understanding the spirit of putting people first, yet utterly petty and narrow-minded.