I Am Invincible in Another World

I just read Chapter 23. The author's first three golden chapters were a bit watered down, and then the protagonist got a treasure that can change his body and he didn't use it for more than ten chapters. From the first chapter to Chapter 20, almost a paragraph said that he needed to use the treasure, but he didn't. It was very confusing to read this section. After reading the book obtained by the murderer, he felt it was evil but he didn't destroy it. He thought the treasure that could change his body was evil and disgusting and he didn't deal with it. Is it understandable that he is guilty of having a treasure? Some forced wisdom! In the novel, was it the protagonist's fault that the landlord's son got into trouble by drinking wine? When someone kneels down... The protagonist has to stand up for others as soon as his life is stable? It's obvious that the protagonist in this matter has to pay or kill people to save the landlord's son. Everyone knows the price of standing up for others. The protagonist also has a golden finger. Otherwise, ordinary people who don't have golden fingers will definitely be little cannon fodder who can't survive more than three chapters! Somewhat indecisive! The opening twenty chapters are very important. If the opening thirty chapters cannot retain readers...