The Path to Immortality Is Closed? I Entered a Bizarre Game

Actually, eating ghosts to achieve immortality is a slightly crooked approach, but it's not necessarily wrong. You see, the reason you can't cultivate is because you don't have enough energy to use, while ghosts have their own energy. Eating them and digesting that energy to cultivate immortality is perfectly fine.

The author writes very well. There are so many "Crimson Kings" in the comments section, people who don't read carefully, only half-understanding the content before commenting. The protagonist, although a former peak cultivator whose strength has declined, recovers and grows by consuming ghosts. Besides, he's an experienced cultivator; his strength hasn't fully recovered.

This comment section is full of nonsense. Even if it's not a purely dark story, it's not some saintly hypocrite either.

The idea is good, but unfortunately the author isn't very good at writing suspense.

The first and second scripts don't seem to have been written by the same person, and they don't even resemble a book. This book must have been sent to someone else.

Why did they have to include several female characters in such a good book? Are they planning to have a hero save the damsel in distress later on and then add them to their harem?

I'm so glad I read it myself, otherwise I would have been misled by the comments. It's really good, an invincible story. The horror needs to be amplified; letting the supporting characters experience horror makes it more engaging. The protagonist's nonchalant attitude is refreshing.

A game that players described as more terrifying than the world of Infinite Terror, yet everyone seemed completely relaxed, joking and flirting around. I was baffled. There wasn't a trace of the usual life-or-death atmosphere. I have no idea what the creators were trying to convey.

Neither dark nor saintly, it's just a sudden, naive, and sweet tale. The writing is mediocre, and it loves to write random and outlandish things. It's not a great author, so why bother with all this nonsense? I'm just waiting for the book to fall apart.

I was turned off by that melodramatic girl who said "You've caught my attention" after only meeting me once. She asked if there were any similar stories later on, and said she would leave if there were.