The God of Death Who Transmigrates Through the Heavens

At first glance, I thought it was an infinite complex story, but it turns out it's a mess of settings with Hollows being able to travel through time. This hodgepodge is so bad that I can't stand watching it anymore.

I'm speechless. I thought it was just a transmigration novel, but I didn't expect that the first world would involve a transformation. A man directly transmigrated into Zhou Zhiruo. Straight men really can't stand it. If you're going to just say it's a transformation, that's fine. If you have an audience, they'll like it. But to not say it and then just say it's a transformation is really disgusting.

The book is quite good. It's also clear the author intended to create many original characters. I just hope the relationships and proportions between these original characters and those from the original work can be better developed in later episodes.

Zhou Zhiruo's character is really annoying. She knows all of the protagonist's secrets, knows all of the protagonist's abilities and martial arts, her Zanpakuto is exactly the same as hers, and knows all of the protagonist's memories. Yet, the protagonist can't beat her. The protagonist is like her shadow. I really hope the protagonist can just cut her down with one blow. This kind of character must be destroyed.

The beginning was alright, but it got increasingly toxic as it went on. The established rules could be changed at will; the plot could be altered without issue at the beginning, but later on, killing even a random person would lead to plot changes and annihilation. Does the Heavenly Dao have that much free time?

I'm not watching anymore. Going to the martial arts world to roam and then merging it into Soul Society... Why does this feel so uncomfortable? Maybe I'm overthinking it. Pure Chinese style blended with Japanese style, letting Soul Society take over... It feels like the Chinese style failed, and was taken over by Japan. Japanese anime is Japanese anime; don't let the two worlds come into contact. It's fine if the protagonists interact, but don't let the two worlds interact like this.

Honestly, it's a good book! But Cheng Kun appearing in Soul Society is just disgusting. It's like eating your favorite cake and suddenly finding it's filled with poop.

A transformation and time travel that deters everything

I have a thought: the protagonist's lazy, indifferent attitude is really frustrating to watch. Putting everything else aside, his mentality is just too immature.

Are you still writing about Death? It sounds pretty good, actually. The author's added details are great, so why the hiatus?