Global Lord: My Undead Can Split

The beginning was alright, but the later parts were really off-putting. It made the protagonist act like he'd never seen a woman before; oh my god, I almost thought he was a simp (which was close). He was unusually polite to women, and I just couldn't understand why someone who'd lived in this other world for so long would allow a woman whose life was in his hands to be so unrestrained.

There's a guy next door who synthesizes undead; if the two of you teamed up, you might be invincible in a few days.

I suggest adding a restriction to the talent description in Chapter 1. For example: Each prototype can only undergo fission once, and fission variants cannot undergo fission again. Fission consumes stamina, with higher tiers consuming more stamina. Currently, the range of skeletons that can be fissed is level 1. This step-by-step approach reduces the risk of collapse.

Brothers, if you see this comment, please don't read this book! Shennong is dead! Shennong is dead! Shennong is dead! I'm saying it three times because it's important! The protagonist is a total simp.

If you can't write about women, don't write about them. Another book that dies because of women... In dangerous environments, people are definitely more direct about love (see primitive societies for examples). How can it be the end of the world, where you could die at any moment, and still be flirting, dating, and being ridiculous?

Brother Xing, Brother Xing, you're truly remarkable. Even the most despicable online trolls couldn't suppress you; a star has emerged from obscurity. Brother Xing, Brother Xing, you're truly exceptional. After more than a decade of relentless criticism, you haven't changed—your true nature as a sycophant.

It was alright at first, but everything changed after the female lead appeared. In a precarious environment, how could a woman with little power manage to take the initiative, completely entrusting the lifeblood of the business to someone with whom she had little prior interaction? The protagonist is truly something else. Wouldn't it be better for the female lead to use your money to develop herself?

Everything was normal until he won over a woman and suddenly became wise. I don't know what you're thinking, you simp. Why are you behaving so obsequiously towards a subordinate whose life you can control? You're not Zhuge Liang reincarnated, so why are you acting like this?

No wonder, despite both being about the undead, the one with the 100x power scaling was far superior to this one. The author set up a massive power gap, yet limited area-of-effect attacks. The terrifying numerical advantage of the undead calamity was completely underutilized. The author has utterly abandoned any potential progression for the lower-level characters. This is vastly different from that 100x undead novel.

I read through the comments from chapter 56, and the protagonist was so smitten with the beautiful woman that he even said "sex and soul are bestowed"? I don't know how to comment on this. I think anyone who has gone to college, has a job, and has a normal social life should have dated at least a few people, right? Why is he so smitten?