Invincible by Playing the Grim Reaper

Having read chapter 32, how should I put it? Personally, I don't feel there are any major flaws, but there are quite a few minor ones. Firstly, the author's portrayal of the protagonist's personality felt somewhat unnatural. Secondly, it's actually a bit of a routine: awkwardly touching his nose, and frequently giving a wry smile, etc.

Book club: 1125415930 How miserable my days are when I'm all alone. 😭 I'm not going to tell you there are lots of cute girls in the group, hahaha. 🌝There are both invincible tough girls and cute little girls Think about it yourself before you come.

Hahaha, guests are guests, so feel free to say whatever you want. Of course, swearing is an exception. ღ(๑╯◡╰๑ღ After all, we are civilized people. Otherwise… Great Mighty Heavenly Dragon! 🌚🌚

I'm just curious why so many people feel uncomfortable when their protagonists are addressed as "Master," "Your Highness," or "Your Majesty"? What's wrong with them? Are modern people so enlightened? Are all beings equal?

The book is alright, but it's not to my taste. Death should be about rules, but your concept of equivalent exchange doesn't feel divine at all.

Overall, the writing is not bad, but the Grim Reaper's rank and strength were weakened too much in the early stages. The protagonist, who is a Grim Reaper with a high-level godhood, was deceived by Lin Yi, who has a low-level godhood. He almost died if the system hadn't reminded him. If a high-level godhood is so weak, it should at least be weakened by most of it, if not immune!

Don't start by narrating a lot about the background of this god or that god. You won't remember it or have the patience to read it. Shouldn't you reveal it little by little? It feels like other authors only reveal their worldview in a million words, but they finish it in a few chapters. Anyway, I didn't remember much after watching it, and it was all very confusing.

If you can't stand the protagonist being restricted in various ways in the first forty-odd chapters, you can skip to chapter 43, "The Dream of the Gods," after reading the first chapter. From this point onward, the protagonist will begin to break free of restrictions, embarking on a journey to become the Grim Reaper, reaping countless planes and achieving supreme divinity... Of course, the other divine positions will also begin during this period... Thank you.

What happened to that book? Was it banned, or did the author decide to stop writing?

Go for it!