What's Wrong With Living Off Miss Grim Reaper After Being Reborn?

To be honest, this story reminds me of the time-travel novel I read three or four years ago, "Pineapple Bun." It doesn't have any weird transformations or marriages; it's just a simple story of world travel and the events that follow.

Brother, please, stop being silly. It's so hard for me to find a book this good.

My personal impressions of its strengths: 1. Smooth writing style and concise content. 2. One of the few breaths of fresh air in the often-criticized world of gender-bending stories! Please, please continue writing it! 3. The male protagonist, as a human, has normal values! And importantly, it's a pure love story with only one male and one female lead! My expectations for the future development of the story: 1. More interaction with the Grim Reaper! 2. I love pure love stories! I hope the male protagonist can keep his distance from the other female supporting characters. 3. The invincible Grim Reaper wife crushing the other colleagues. 4. The Grim Reaper wife's dress-up play.

It's a beautiful, British-style work. The last time I saw one was with that yandere Sherlock Holmes, but I sent it to someone else. I hope the author doesn't follow in their footsteps.

Is it possible that there is a lack of physical description? The characters who appear are not described in terms of what they look like. We only know that they exist, but we don't know what they look like. Shouldn't we add physical descriptions when the characters appear earlier?

1. The pacing of the plot is comfortable. 2. The author handles supporting characters very well; many supporting characters are developed into well-rounded individuals with just a few paragraphs. 3. The author maintains a high level of logical consistency in the background, which is rare for a new author and a plus. Especially considering the addition of a magical world to the parallel universe setting and the need to construct a power system (albeit a rudimentary one), maintaining logical consistency under these conditions suggests the author has likely written many practice pieces. However, as a new author, this book reflects several issues. The author seems unsure of their own ideas regarding the plot, and excessive reliance on reader feedback may lead to plot deviations. This is something to consider...

Author, do you dare to release 200 chapters at once and scare us to death?

Who still remembers that the protagonist's name was Sun Youde?

It looks really good, is this ice?

I've finished reading through the existing stock, and I've decided to change my mind. Author, please update soon!