Death Compensation

Regarding the protagonist's cheat ability The protagonist's cheat ability is called the Ring of Death. The effect isn't about killing, looting, or dropping modules; extracting modules is an ability that all travelers possess. The basic premise is that the Death Dimension refers to the realm of the dead, such as the underworld, where things sink into after they die.

The system is too complicated and lacks highlights. The author's previous book was similar. I can't get through it every time I look at it. It's confusing and tiring to read. For example, the author's modular system, apart from disrupting the underlying logic, is not new at all, and it makes it even more difficult to understand.

Start a new book! Stop showing off your skills and focus on developing a good plot. Anyone who's read Negri knows you're an excellent author, and I hope you achieve great success. The stuff you're writing now is simply unreadable.

Module Skills Building You can set your own skills using modules, but you should pay attention to the rules. The basic format of a skill is: Energy Module + Operation Module + Execution Module + Element Module + Release Module Example: Internal force + concentration + dantian + meridians + acupoints + flame + sword = Burning Wood Sword Technique

I created a module diagram for the four stages of the battle. I can't find the color for the output module; I selected red. The [human] provided by Lin Haixian replaced the dantian, meridians, etc., Which conveniently saved a lot of space.

It's fair to say that *The Old Days* and *The Soul of Negri* were the author's peak, and then the series steadily declined. First, *The Mirror of Eternity* feels like a continuation and replication of *The Old Days*. The dungeons are actually quite well-written—the snowmen, plant infection abilities, and dragonmen are all novel—but the characters lack individual charisma.

His books always give me the feeling that each generation is worse than the last. 😭

It feels like there's a curse; the authors of several series I've followed have all started to decline in quality. From Xu Ming's "The Soul of Negri" to his current "Death Compensation," his style has become increasingly comedic. From Taibai Shuijun's "This Sandbox Game is Unreliable" to "Who Told You to Use Your Abilities Like That?", I have no idea what they're even writing about anymore.

Xu Ming's books are all good, but he likes to write about protagonists becoming superhuman, and then he loses control and the stories lack realism. Zhenren Gu's Zhenren Gu is quite good.

It's not good. The male lead is a total bastard. I couldn't even finish the free chapters. I came to this site because of Xu Ming's reputation in the "No Female Lead" forum, but I ended up being fed a load of rubbish.