In which novel did the main character meet the God of Death, Danatos, and sign a contract with him, using a scythe as his weapon?

😋I recommend two novels to you! They were "The Bloody Legend of Death" and "Reborn Death Becomes Captain of the Ten Blades". The two novels were both derivative doujinshi novels. They were based on the worldview of the anime Death God, and the plots were very interesting. And both novels are already finished! I hope you will like my recommendation. Muah ~

During the journey deep into the cave, he constantly felt physical fatigue and psychological anxiety, but he never gave up. As the journey progressed, he gradually discovered the secrets and mysteries of the cave. He felt that his body and soul had been deeply attracted. The darkness and humidity in the cave made him feel extremely depressed, but he also found a unique sense of security. He believed that as long as he kept moving forward, he would definitely find a way out.

I recommend a few novels that can meet your needs: "I Became the Male Lead of a Comic Series": Doujinshi novel, stringing together the stories of different comics and animes, it also had a bit of a rotten taste. "Proud World of Evil": A novel about a different continent. It's a little rotten, but there are also different storylines interwoven into the main storyline. "Muye: There's a Bright Night Princess in the Body" was a doujinshi novel. Different storylines were interwoven in the main story, which was a little rotten. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

If you look at the strongest romance novel series of the 90s, I would recommend the series "Quickly Wear the Female Lead's Male God Can't Escape". It's a sci-fi space-time travel novel written by the author, Yuan Jiujiu. This series was about the female protagonist traveling through different worlds and completing different missions. Each mission had a different male protagonist, including modern, ancient, sci-fi, and other worlds. It was very novel and interesting. In addition, the male leads in this series were all very outstanding. Each male lead had his own charm and story, which was very suitable for young girls who liked to read romance novels. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

As someone who loves reading novels, I don't have any information about the novels in Flower Fire. However, according to the common plot of the novel, this situation was usually caused by the male protagonist expressing his love or preventing the female protagonist from being further violated. The male protagonist might do some extreme actions such as cutting himself or hurting the female protagonist. This kind of behavior was usually to make the female protagonist realize her importance or to let her feel the love and determination of the male protagonist. However, whether such behavior was ethical and legal depended on the specific situation.

There were many couples in anime. The following were some of the more common ones: 1 Misaka Mikoto and Gin (Fate/Zero) 2. Tama Kamijo and Orochi ("RE: Life in a foreign world from scratch") 3. Amagasaki Ichigo and Hinata Hinata (Naruto) 4. Nakano Sanjiu and Koshina (The Five-Divided Bride) 5. Battlefield Hara Kuroi and Makoto Aso (Index of Forbidden Magic Books) 6. Kasugano Dome and Kyusuke (My Sister Can't Be That Cute) 7. Takumi Kanhara and Sakura Kinamoto ("Magic Card Shūka Sakura") 8. Black Feather Kuaito and Snow Rabbit (Hunter) 9. Euko Kano and Shinosuke Nohara (Light Sound Girl) 10. Kuri Ueno and Miwa Nohara (Daily Life) Of course, this was only a part of it. There were many other BGCPs, and each anime had its own unique CP setting.

I recommend "Strategy Guide: Blackening the Boss as a Concubine". The male protagonist of this modern romance novel is an extremely cold and imperial character. At first, he hates the female protagonist, but later, he is gradually attracted to the female protagonist and begins a thrilling story. In addition, the male lead is extremely capable and very handsome. He meets the conditions you requested. I hope you will like this novel's recommendation. Muah ~

As a fan of online literature, I don't have the ability to actually read novels, but I can answer your questions based on the knowledge I have learned about online literature. Generally speaking, the more words a novel had, the richer the storyline and the more comfortable the reading experience would be for the readers. However, the specific number of words that could be read varied according to the type of work, the reader's taste, reading habits, and other factors. For some light novels, short stories, and other short and pithy types, hundreds to thousands of words were usually enough, while for some monumental works or historical novels, it often required more than tens of thousands of words. In addition, the reader's reading speed is also a factor. Some readers may be better at skimming through large amounts of text, while others prefer to read word for word. The number of words in a novel was a relatively subjective issue. The readers could choose the appropriate works according to their own preferences and reading needs.

I recommend the urban ability novel "The Spaceship in the Body" to you! The protagonist accidentally obtained an alien spaceship, possessing all the knowledge of the universe and bringing him great wealth. He was a shrewd elite soldier on the alien planet. After returning to Earth, he became a low-key and mysterious university student. How would he rise up and become a universe origin force monarch? This novel has an interesting plot and technological elements. I believe it will attract your attention. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The theme of the soldier king Xu Rui could be heard in many novels. For example, in the novel " Xu Rui, the hero of the time-travel novel," Xu Rui was a time-traveler. He became an excellent soldier in modern society and won many victories in the war. Similar stories could also be heard in other novels such as Battle Through the Heavens and Martial Universe.