Becoming a Grandmaster Begins After Death

All I can say is, I have absolutely no interest. This system makes little difference whether it exists or not, and whether resources are full or not makes no difference either. This is just clickbait!

After reading the first dozen or so chapters, I've come to the conclusion that this is yet another author deliberately suppressing the protagonist. There's a talking stone, he reveals his identity to his disciples, and then demands that everyone in the sect offer incense at the ancestral hall for ten minutes—this is supposed to be the best way to develop the sect. In the end, the author uses a tactic of lowering the bar to outsmart the protagonist. It's just the old formula of light novels.

I feel like the main character isn't integrated into the story.

The main character is completely relegated to a minor role, and this continues throughout the rest of the story. How can this be viewed?

Why does it feel like the author abruptly abandoned the story...? It doesn't seem like they couldn't continue writing.

Hmm, is that all? 😢 Sigh, okay.

Ancestors above, Ancestor Simulator. This is the third one.

Is the protagonist destined to remain a ghost forever? 🙂

I just added this to my bookshelf and saw it... Um...

It looks pretty good for now; hopefully, the author can maintain a steady pace.