The More I Revive, the Stronger I Get

Brief description: [Immortal and indestructible], [Grows stronger with each death] If they conflict, just hit them directly (doge).

The cheat seems a bit too overpowered. I think increasing resistance upon death would be better. For example, if someone is killed by a knife, upon resurrection, they gain some resistance to slashes and some understanding of swordsmanship. If they are killed by a punch, they gain some resistance to impacts, and some understanding of fist techniques. The more deaths a player experiences, the greater their recovery and defense capabilities become.

If I look at ten more pages and the author continues to write this kind of rambling, formulaic writing, then this book doesn't even deserve to stay on my bookshelf. And for game players, if the main character has a lot of spirit stones, can they give these spirit stones to other players so they can buy steamed buns or magic items for the main character in the game system?

The fewer people who know about immortality, the better. Anyway, killing people also yields rewards. If you want to die, go to the forest, lie down, and you'll find plenty of poisonous insects and ferocious beasts.

I've seen many authors who explicitly write about unlimited resurrection, only to mislead the protagonist by imposing a bunch of restrictions, limiting resurrection to one to three times a day. Most of them end up failing miserably. I hope you, the author, can learn from them and, like most other authors, curb this unlimited resurrection cheat, limiting it to one resurrection per day, removing…

Ah, so satisfying! In other invincible novels, everyone is constantly suppressing others; this is so satisfying!

Final chapter, is it over?

Since they can't be killed physically or spiritually, let's try to kill them on a spiritual level. (Second Male Dao Eighth Brother's Mad Feast)

I finished it in one day. 'This book is really great!'

Let's finish this book and restart it! Those few dozen initial subscriptions and it flopped.