Coiling Dragon: Born to Die, Born Again

The premise is flawed. If you become a god and are then killed, and your divine essence is in someone else's hands, how can you possibly be resurrected? What if you're captured and studied by Orf? What's the point of playing then?

No, why are you pursuing such high talent if you're not cultivating all aspects? God-level talent should be like a divine beast, automatically becoming a god in due time.

I've read six chapters, and I don't want to read the third one anymore! First, the opening scene features the death of the parents, followed by the character blaming himself for incompetence, claiming he only knew how to cultivate without considering the plot! This is utterly toxic! The protagonist isn't a three-year-old child who has no say in his own life!

Disclaimer: This article does not follow the path of cultivating all aspects of magic. You will understand this when you reach chapter thirty-six.

A divine avatar travels, while the true body sleeps?

This person's writing is terrible, everyone hurry up and leave, or it will be too late.

To be honest, killing Lin Lei is extremely difficult. Beirut is on the Yulan Continent, and going to Hell, I suspect that Bei Bei has a backup plan or someone protecting him. As the second God-Slaying Rat in the entire universe, Beirut is not that difficult to deal with.

Could the protagonist's resurrection ability allow him to continuously resurrect and generate soul mutations? If so, soul mutations in the four elements of earth, wind, water, and fire would be incredibly powerful.

The cheat system wasn't well-designed. A cheat system where you become stronger after dying should involve various ways of dying and coming back to life, but instead it's written like someone is using a monster to deliver takeout. In the latest chapters, they're even depicted as undergoing arduous training; it's unclear whether they're just courting death.

Hurry up and become a god and go to the realm of gods! Being so timid and hesitant in the Magnolia Plane isn't very likable! Or you could just kill him before he becomes a god, since the Sanctuary has no chance against gods. Beirut only cares about Bebe; if it weren't for Linley's talent, he would have killed him long ago!