Myriad Worlds: Starting as an Undying Ajin

Another bunch of Dragon Raja stories are about to be written. How many people actually read Dragon Raja? It's a novel that's been popularized by fanfiction.

Reading this novel reminded me of the Ajin movie I watched recently. The male protagonist is absolutely disgusting; he's arrested and imprisoned in a research institute for several years right from the start. Every day, they cut off hands and feet, ripped out hearts and lungs, and conducted various drug and biological weapon experiments without any anesthesia.

One person's writing is very messy, and the whole "entering Maoshan" thing is inexplicable. Everyone's a good person... Wouldn't those old monsters who have lived a long time but don't have much lifespan be tempted by such an immortal ability? This is research material delivered to their doorstep! There's no one in the sect who's immortal; even the strongest will die.

One thing is inevitable for anyone writing about Dragon Raja: their writing style might become pretentious and artsy. This is the curse that Jiang Nan, the Blue-Faced Beast, has placed on all Dragon Raja fanfiction.

If a demi-human can be killed, is he still a demi-human? The protagonist can kill demi-humans, which greatly diminishes his immortality.

The "Multiverse Flow" genre should be a quick transmigration mode, so why is he focusing on studying instead?

Since demi-humans are immortal and indestructible, stuffing them into a thermal power plant would create an infinite energy source.

The watch and its functions are ridiculous. The "Ajin World" theme involves devouring other Ajin; I thought it was about creating a new Ajin world.

I think the protagonist shouldn't worship Maoshan. He should worship Sanyi.

Hey, I have an idea, I'm going to put demi-humans into that thing from Warhammer 40k, or whatever, as wet parts.