Divine Office Sequence: Starting as a Soul Reaper

Honestly, every time I see a world overrun by demons and monsters with extremely high barriers to entry for martial arts or other abilities, I feel a sense of absurdity! Since the barriers to martial arts are so high, it's practically impossible for ordinary people, even the middle class, to practice. Those who can then practice are presumably noble families and government officials.

It's strange. I've noticed that these kinds of novels all have a problem: the city is safe, but there's no protection outside the city. Does that mean most of the people outside the city should be dead? Who will farm the land, and where will the food come from?

I remember a book where the protagonist invented and promoted agricultural tools, increasing productivity so everyone could have enough to eat—such a great deed…

[Cleric's Order: Impermanence] [Rank: Eighth Grade Earth Rank] [Magic Weapons: Soul-Hooking Rope, Impermanence Blade.] [Supernatural Power (I): The Prison of No Birth] [Description: The Impermanence Messenger opens the Gate of Rebirth, projecting the Hell of No Rebirth, which envelops enemies.

The author only needs to write and update the book, while we readers have many other things to consider.

It's well-written and has the potential to be a masterpiece. The story is fast-paced, logically sound, and the transitions between scenes are handled well. The world-building is also introduced gradually. Veteran readers should enjoy it.

Just kidding, you can upgrade your martial arts level by consuming merit points, and now you've got a Heavenly Court inheritance too, you're using way too many cheat codes.

Good grass, write more, it's so young, I'm looking at the market here.

I couldn't continue reading after just two chapters of "The Holy Mother".

The dialogue could be improved.