I Stole the Life of a Monster

To be fair, those who can possess and kill others after being killed are actually vulnerable to sealing techniques. ... Thinking about it this way, it's not just that; many, many abilities are completely countered by sealing techniques. Sealing skills are truly amazing!!!

This description seems a bit off. It says that anyone who kills you will be reborn by you. But I just want to know, if someone kills you, how can you be reborn as someone else? 😰 Isn't that backwards?

It's a novel pieced together from various other works, essentially a combination of "The Dead Substitute" and "Only by Becoming the Bizarre Can You Succeed," which is quite novel and creative.

It's very difficult to write a protagonist with this kind of ability; just look at the lessons learned from yesterday.

I've read the fourth story. I can't help but complain a bit: First of all, the first point is very messy. Aladdin's lamp is okay; you can roughly summarize a storyline: the world of the genie's lamp was corrupted by the gears that fell from the sky, turning it into cyberpunk. Perhaps the author has foreshadowing in store, and the gears might be the work of other big names in the Night World.

If someone learns of the protagonist's abilities and takes a deadly poison before killing the protagonist, and dies from the poison after the protagonist is resurrected, can the protagonist be resurrected again?

The content is good. However, I always feel that it is written in a messy way, and often a lot of things, including important things, are omitted between sentences. Aladdin's mom pulled out a smart bracelet and skipped right there. I found it all rather strange at the time, although she filled in the gaps later.

It's not bad, it's just a bit bizarre, but since they're all treated like monsters, it's normal for it to be a little bizarre.

If someone is killed in space, can they possess the universe?

The premise was too abrupt; the introduction of the bizarre style was too direct and inexplicable, without any foreshadowing whatsoever—it was just given to us outright.