I Died My Way to Godhood in a Game

The ritual has great potential. In a sense, transcending tribulation can be considered a ritual. Performing the ritual involves being struck by heavenly lightning, and after the ritual, one gains an immortal body, immortal energy, and the ability to refine pills and forge weapons—all of which can be considered rituals. The ritual has a promising future; it all depends on the author's imagination.

Shennong is here! The author suppresses the protagonist, and the story is even abandoned. The plot is extremely toxic; don't read it!

It's pretty good. The power level control, storyline, characters, and various details are all perfect. If it weren't for the fact that so few people see it, it could indeed be called a miraculous herb; it's just that so few people discuss it! I don't know the names of the author's other two books; I'd like to check them out.

Am I the only one who feels a sense of childishness, like reading a primary school student's essay, while watching this series of plots and events?

The second dungeon was absolutely terrible. They never watch dungeon replays, nor do they bother to analyze the dungeon storyline. They don't gather any information before entering a dungeon; they just mindlessly rush in.

I saw the Dark Portal. The protagonist is dying less and less. He could easily restart the game to prevent the extraterrestrials from forming humans, but he just doesn't want to die. Sigh, he just wants to play, he just wants to fight, he just wants to battle. It's completely illogical, completely mindless.

I always thought the book was titled: I Became the Grim Reaper in the Game, But Turns Out I Died and Became a God? (´°Δ°`)

The author has a big idea. The game worlds are all interconnected, so it will probably end badly in the later stages. In the "Crazy Racing" section, there's a part where the protagonist's power can't increase after receiving a power transfer, and the system immediately suggests something in a certain world that can solve the problem.

Ruthless Zhao is dead, now it's all up to you, Miki.

Please, stop emphasizing that this is just a game, just a game, okay?