My Perfect Dodge Has an Invincible Frame, Which Makes Sense!

Author, do you really not read the plot you wrote? The protagonist set up a trap by himself and was not touched by the enemy. The protagonist had to live in the slums even though he had money. He lived poorly but was spied on by others and had no choice but to eat hard. Then the protagonist had killed many monsters and suffered defeat at the hands of a few gangsters. He still had the nerve to explain why the protagonist failed. It's too arrogant, but in fact, if you analyze it carefully, you will find that the protagonist's failure has nothing to do with arrogance. It is simply that the protagonist is a fool, and being brainless and arrogant are two different things. But insisting that the protagonist always does stupid things is attributed to arrogance. Does the author think that readers can't see it? I think it is very polite to give the novel two stars. I even want to give one star, but I still give you some respect.