the Gods are not to blame

Sorry, I don't have that information. Maybe you can look in book reviews or ask a librarian.

Well, it could be that the manga has deep character development or explores themes in a thought-provoking way that makes blaming it unjustified. Maybe the issues people might have with it are more about personal preferences than actual flaws in the work itself.

Li Feiyu was a character from the web novel "Mortal Cultivation Legend". He was a disciple of the Seven Mysteries Sect and a good friend of the main character, Han Li. He was extremely brave and liked to be in the limelight. His martial arts aptitude was mediocre. Li Feiyu initially wanted to kill Han Li to silence him, but he was saved by Han Li. Li Feiyu used the Marrow Extraction Pill to improve his martial arts and became Han Li's scapegoat. In the entire novel, he was accused of many wrongs and was called "Li Feiyu, the scapegoat for ten thousand years". Li Feiyu's reputation wasn't good, but he had a true friendship with Han Li. Before Han Li left the Seven Mysteries Sect, he had helped Li Feiyu take the position of Sect Master. Li Feiyu had always remembered this kindness. For many years, Han Li's family and descendants had been taken care of by him, and the Han Clan and Li Clan had been on good terms for generations. All in all, Li Feiyu was a brave but helpless character in " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation ", and he had a reputation for being unfair. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

It's pronounced like 'bl忙m'.

Blame Manga is a sci-fi story set in a dystopian world with complex themes of survival and exploration.

I think it is. The world-building and characters are well-developed. The plot keeps you engaged throughout. But it might not be for everyone, depending on your taste in manga.

The pronunciation of 'Blame manga' is something like 'ble瑟m 藞m忙艐伞蓹'.

Blame is highly regarded in the black and white comic genre for its unique art style and complex storyline. But whether it's the 'best' is subjective and varies from reader to reader based on their specific tastes and expectations.

The ending of Blame manga is quite complex and unexpected. The main character achieves a sort of resolution, but it leaves room for interpretation.

Well, it's hard to say for sure. Maybe it was a combination of factors. Maybe a villain's actions set off a chain of events that led to the problem. Or perhaps it was a misunderstanding among the characters that caused everything to go wrong.