Possessed by Countless Mythical Beings

So, is the protagonist a jinx? He even specifically jinxes female characters, killing them off one by one. What, does he need to kill seven of them to summon a dragon?

The first few chapters, with the protagonist's parents deceased and his childhood sweetheart dying of illness, followed by ten years of guarding her grave, successfully portrayed his devoted love and made him a well-rounded character. The earlier minor triumphs were acceptable, but in chapter 38, the "childhood sweetheart" comes back to life, and is a princess at that?!

The writing is excellent, I really like it, and it's very immersive. I shed tears twice; very few authors dare to write tragedies so well these days. This is the author's biggest selling point. After reading the comments section, I hope everyone can remain calm and be more civilized. Tragedy, with its meticulously crafted and deeply moving plot, is also a form of aesthetics; it's worth trying to appreciate.

I really like it. Author, keep it up!

A perfectly good book, censored to death 🙂🙂🙂 I'm disgusted.

The whole story is about the female lead dying, the female supporting characters torturing the protagonist, then being forced to unleash a system that possesses him, making him stronger. The plot isn't very good; the first twenty chapters are okay, but after that it becomes a monotonous chronicle.

Author, please come back and update soon!

Which studio did the author buy the book from? How much did it cost? Can you recommend one?

In the early episodes, I thought his deep affection was that of a devoted scholar or poet. In the middle, when the mine was massacred, I thought he was like Li Bai, wandering the world with a sword. But I was wrong! He could have been a legendary hero, but instead, you turned him into a universally condemned villain. He died of poison!

Does the author update? Is there any follow-up?