Starting From The God Of Death And Going Through The Infinite Comics

If you are a fan of high-octane power fantasies and the chaotic allure of multiversal crossovers, Starting From The God Of Death And Going Through The Infinite Comics is a ride you cannot afford to miss. Authored by Qi Fei De Da Xiang, this novel takes the familiar concept of world-hopping and injects it with a lethal dose of absolute, unadulterated dominance.

The story follows Lu Li, a protagonist who defies the traditional tropes of the "cautious hero." Instead of hiding his power, he navigates the infinite comic multiverse with a reckless, overwhelming presence that leaves even the most iconic villains trembling. The narrative hook is brilliant: Lu Li isn't just strong; he possesses a "numerical beauty"—a terrifyingly optimized growth system that makes him a walking calamity. Seeing legendary figures like Yhwach, Uchiha Madara, and Kaido reduced to states of confusion, subservience, or desperate challenge is incredibly satisfying for any reader who enjoys seeing the "strongest" characters in fiction get humbled.

What makes this novel stand out in the crowded Huyền Huyễn and fan-fiction landscape is the pacing. The author wastes no time on unnecessary filler, moving from the grim, supernatural atmosphere of Bleach into other iconic worlds with relentless momentum. The dialogue is snappy and often hilarious, highlighting the stark contrast between Lu Li’s nonchalant attitude and the sheer terror he inspires in his adversaries.

This is not a story about moral dilemmas or deep philosophical growth. It is an unapologetic, adrenaline-fueled spectacle about a man who treats the multiverse as his personal playground. If you want a protagonist who breaks the power ceiling and shatters the status quo of every world he enters, this novel is an essential addition to your reading list.