Transmigrating Together, but One Death Wipes Us All Out

Jiang Mingzi: Interesting corpse. Not only did it not escape, but it also lingers around the successor of the Three Truths of the Same Month Order. Here, I'll give you two Three Truths Mingzi Swords. Duan Xinglian: A corpse? Let me tell you a story only I know: "You're gone." Corpse Demon Gao Haoguang: Family members, does anyone understand? There's a Corpse Demon jumping around mocking me.

The beginning was alright, but after the DanMachi chapter, it felt like swallowing a fly; I couldn't continue. This kind of character, unable to defeat their bullies, resorts to bullying innocent bystanders favored by the bullies—it's just too much! They already have a cheat code, but instead of becoming powerful enough to retaliate, they want to annoy the gods during their long lives. It's truly speechless.

Is the protagonist's brain a bit 🐷? Was that intentional on the author's part? Anyway, it looks pretty strange. It's not like I haven't seen protagonists who are a bit slow-witted, but one who's both slow and clever is truly rare. Is he unaware of his own stupidity?

Author, have you ever thought about this question? The death of one protagonist wipes out the entire group, but the power shift is limited by the world's established rules. The protagonist in the city is not very strong and can be killed with a pistol.

He calls me "good brother" one minute, and slashes me with his knife the next.

Freya is the seductive protagonist??? Tsk, this introduction... Even if a transmigrator's heart isn't black... It's still multicolored, how could it be pure white... The protagonist's path will only begin when Freya, who took advantage of Freya's vulnerability, is killed by her underlings. 🤭

The premise of "one person dies, everyone dies" is something that won't even be relevant in the later stages of the game. Firstly, everyone experiences the fear of others dying for various reasons. These include accidents, revenge killings, insurmountable enemies, the prolonged pressure of fearing the death of others and potentially causing one's own death, and countless other factors.

Furthermore, the protagonist's life must be in their own hands, which is somewhat inconsistent with the Naruto world. If you defect and change your identity to improve your strength in an unknown small ninja village or in some movies, that would be fine. However, since you were captured by the secret service, your fate depends on their attitude, which doesn't leave a good impression.

This must have used a lot of AI; it's written too literaryally. Secondly, it's the first time I've seen an author put excrement in the synopsis. The "Primordial Era" section... It's been ages since anyone wrote anything like that in the entire "All Heavens" section.

You could write a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure story. Whether it's the Golden Spirit or the Dark Will, getting noticed by powerful figures before you become truly strong is a huge advantage. Plus, there's the Stand, an easy way to acquire powerful abilities. Even if you're afraid of dying, you can train to the limit and naturally awaken your Stand. Anyway, sharing is very easy.