Mystery: Death Is Immortal

First of all, the idea and writing are pretty good. From the introduction to the explanation of Goldfinger, it only takes three chapters (about four to five thousand words), and then uses a "coincidence" (which can also introduce the father-related plot) to transition into the Tarot Club plot. Whether it can be stabilized and not collapse in the later period is a question mark. Even for a pure newcomer who has not signed a contract, whether it can survive until it is released is also a major test. Looking at the introduction, there are also original plots about the father, the Spiritual Cult, and the Punisher. This is also a difficulty for fan works, and it is difficult to write well. Although the reader of the same type is quite good, I personally think it failed to grasp the original plot. Finally, I wish the new author all the best.

Okay, I finally found a book that takes the path of the Corpse Collector. As long as you don't encounter someone with strong restraint, this path is fatal, but there is no writing. I will blindly guess three ways to become a god Either the protagonist has a chance to get the pale emperor of the goddess, but it's a bit far-fetched Or it's the Corpse Collector 2+ 1. Mix a conqueror and follow the path of the ancient gods. As long as you are prepared for the adjacent paths, the madness will not be too deep Or you can directly double-jump the conqueror to become a red priest, and then turn around and eat a portion of Death 1+1. It just so happens that the protagonist has the authority of the underworld, and he can perfectly recreate the Hades Emperor of the year (of course, this is all for later, I hope the author can finish it)

I'm from the post forum. The number of words is too short now. I'll keep it up first. Come on, the poster.