Reincarnation Paradise: The Master of Ceremonies

I recently revisited the Paradise of Reincarnation and discovered a guild. Skill "Gulu laughed even more happily, even showing her little tiger teeth. As a member of the Phantom Troupe, what she cared about least was signing this kind of temporary team contract. The Phantom Troupe has a kind of team ability that can ignore all the punishments of this kind of temporary team contract."

This isn't very user-friendly for newcomers; the earlier content isn't visible. 🙂

Finally! I've been following three books on two different platforms, hoping this one will have a smooth release.

The protagonist's physical attributes are so weak that he would probably die every time he tried to use Su Xiao's teleportation array. Moreover, he is so weak that he can't even go to the universe. With his weak body, he wouldn't even be able to stand up on a planet with slightly higher gravity, let alone move around. There are countless ways to deal with such a weakling.

Why are the updates so irregular? I'll wait and see. After all, the Paradise genre is known for its frequent abandonment of certain projects.

I dislike protagonists who are incredibly fragile. They seem powerful in the early game, but by the mid-game, around tier 3 or 4, everyone has ranged attacks, and nobody fears a close-range, disruptive character like the protagonist. The protagonist is so fragile; they can't even withstand a simple sword strike.

Could the author update faster? Or at least add more text to each page? It's not very satisfying to read like this, and once it's accumulated for a while, I get too lazy to read it anymore.

I saw an article recommended by the author today about a marriage-transfer novel called "The Reincarnation Paradise." Is it called "Employees of the Reincarnation Paradise"?

Where's the cleverness? There's no preamble, isn't it obvious from the results? How can anyone begin without a preamble? Did you lose your drafts?

You must have some drafts saved up, right? You can revise and organize the plot a bit, essentially rewriting the book. This way, you'll have a lot more drafts saved up, and you can slowly brainstorm and write the later parts of the story.