Infinite Rebirth: I Can Keep Stacking Attributes

Luckily I was quick, otherwise this joke would have been retracted 😏

If this isn't finished, I'll drag him out and execute him.

How did a writer who was doing so well in the supernatural genre end up like this?

Are immortals afraid of being schemed against? The protagonist is all alone; what has he to lose? Besides, others will only scheme against you after your primordial spirit reaches pure Yang. At that point, with your immortality and the attribute points gained after death, you'll be incredibly powerful. It's completely baffling what the protagonist is afraid of.

After reading the first thirty-odd chapters, I felt that it was detached from reality and not enjoyable to read. Schemes always appear out of nowhere, inexplicable divine retribution, and unexpected powerful figures. The protagonist becomes a pawn in someone else's scheme. The "Helping Ghosts for Fun" system used to be quite down-to-earth and easy to watch.

Yes, the first few pages of this book didn't seem to deserve this grade at all, but I understood after reading the later pages. I'm speechless that you suddenly imposed a restriction on me, and it seems you've even started cultivating, and it looks like you want to go to some Dao Yi Palace. I'm speechless, and the comments are going to add some more major flaws.

Is this book going downhill? It was quite good at the beginning because it wasn't so scheming and was purely comedic. But after chapters 40 or 50, I suddenly didn't want to read anymore.

No wonder he's the old man from the Eastern Depot; I knew I hadn't misjudged this kind of talent.

Could someone kindly tell me the author's home address? I don't have any other intentions, I just want to send the author a small gift.

The beginning was quite good, but the flavor changed once you got to Chunyang Palace.