Reincarnation Paradise: The Giant Treasure Chest

So many of my works aren't abandoned; they're just works where I only wrote the beginning and didn't get a contract. They've had poor results but are still completed with over a million copies sold. I really wanted to write this one, and even though I didn't get a contract at first, I was planning to write it for free. There's no need to worry about it being abandoned.

The protagonist is quite naive, and the author's writing style fluctuates between the protagonist being stepped on, humiliated, taken advantage of, and enjoying a carefree trip.

Why are there always plot points where the strength is suppressed? Will the story become toxic later on?

Aside from the huge flaw that "a powerful being capable of 'bearing the weight of an entire world' can't fly," this book is very well written.

Sunshine Princess → Giant Treasure Chest 😎

The protagonist seems pretty weak; he doesn't have any of the prestige of a supreme being, and anyone can bully him at will. 😅😅😅

Have you ever been to the Paradise of Reincarnation? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Thank you all for the monthly votes!

@Reader's absolute strength is 300-800 Tier 9 (250-299 attributes) Tier 8 (200-249 attributes) It just so happens that there's an attribute barrier at level 200, but not at level 250, which corresponds to the A-rank tier bonus. Seventh level (150-199) 150 attribute barriers Sixth order + fifth order (100-120, 120-149) There are 100 attribute barriers here. Fourth order (90-99)

The protagonist's peak strength seems rather ordinary, lacking any sense of supreme power, just plain stats. The mage has tons of active abilities, the anti-magic passives are plentiful, and the protagonist is from the solar faction, showing no signs of being from a previous era's dominant faction. In other words, there's no distinctive character.