Stronger After Death: I Keep Trying to Die in the Worlds Beyond

The character design is really weird. It's fine to be a funny character, but why make him a psychopath? Even if you just use world quests and daily quests to explain why the protagonist gets involved in everything, just to pad the word count, don't make him a psychopath! Normal people will only feel disgusted, repulsed, and resistant to watching a psychopath's actions…

This is supposed to be called a wasteland? The bandits looted nothing. They didn't even take the dead from the vaults, not even their clothes, not even the Bilibili-Boy (personal terminal). What kind of wasteland is this? Is this some kind of all-ages game? Are the wasteland inhabitants better off than those in the late Ming Dynasty, not eating immortal flesh?

I don't really understand. Why would anyone deliberately seek death? What's so great about returning to the main wasteland? Can't I just live a peaceful life in another world? Immortality should be something like a trump card, something that allows you to cause trouble in other worlds without any worries. Prioritize obtaining the ability to live forever; after that, you can't just do whatever you want.

The author clearly never considered how to write a realistic time traveler. In the first chapter of this book, the protagonist travels to a wasteland world and obtains a cheat code: the ability to travel to other worlds after death. At this point, what readers most want to see is how the protagonist, as a normal person, views and handles this situation.

The host has died and is en route to a new world... After a shiver, Xu Wang opened his eyes, and a pink-haired girl bent over rummaging through a trash can came into view. The girl seemed to notice Xu Wang's gaze, stepped out of the trash can, and turned to look at him. "Oh, it's you, Xu Wang! What are you doing here?"

First of all, I'd give it an 8 out of 10 😍 If it suits your taste, it's grass jelly; if it doesn't, it's just fodder. 🙂 advantage: First, fearless but not invincible. (A wastelander who uses the ability to absorb the killer's power after death as a cheat code has absolutely no scruples, okay? 😋 Of course, a life of courting death starting from being an ordinary human can't be invincible.)

Honestly, I find it quite baffling. Why does he keep courting death? Is it simply to become stronger? In a wasteland, radiation-filled world, he's traversed so many interesting worlds, yet instead of exploring them, he keeps dying, returning to the main world, and then dying again to switch worlds. I really don't understand the point.

Movies, anime, tokusatsu dramas, and games. You can post anything you want to see here, and we'll arrange a time travel depending on the situation. It would be best to recommend some movies that I haven't seen before, so I can catch up on them more quickly. Thank you everyone for your support!

Honestly, ever since I saw those photos of the Lolita Island tycoon eating people in the group chat, I can't look at those Hollywood stars who frequent Lolita Island the same way anymore. Seeing their faces with superhero titles and then imagining them as cannibalistic monsters makes me nauseous. I'm growing to hate Marvel more and more, especially the superheroes.

It's watchable without thinking (and really difficult), with many cheesy jokes that don't fit the scene or background. Even for those who enjoy watching, not everyone can tolerate the indiscriminate use of cheesy jokes in every plot. I suggest referring to the Roman Eye (Russell) to be considered a qualified "funny person."